Dicanituan Beach — Attraction in Coron

Got a trike to drop us off at the bamboo bridge to the island. A 7 minute walk to Dicanituan Beach. Beach a mixture of sand and stone. Out in the water it's stones, rocks and mud. Better wear booties like I did. You can stub your toe on a bigger rock. Forget about bring snorkeling gear. Nothing to see. I flew my drone, which was ok. One women told us their were box jellyfish, but nobody asked us to leave, or pay money. You're supposed to text a number before entering, but we didn't. Getting a trike on the way back to Coron town is harder, because they don't hang out at the bridge. We had to walk 8 minutes to get a trike. From google maps it looks like their are beaches to the left of the bridge, but they're aren't. I...

Very beautiful and quiet spot, but you can’t swim. Water is shallow and the shore is rocky. There’s also no waves. This seems to be a popular spot to park boats, so it’s probably best not to swim anyways because of that. There’s also some trash in the water. The walk to the beach through the jungle is short, flat, and shaded.

This would be a good spot if you’re looking for something quiet and isolated and beautiful, but not interested in swimming. There is a resort nearby that would probably be nice to...

Nice and quiet, rocky beach. After passing the small bridge, just go through the gate and follow the path. You end up getting to the small beach. We sat on the chairs of the hotel to get a bit of shade, nobody...