Kayangan Lake — Attraction in Coron

Pros: Loves the Picturesque view of the lake and the rock formation Small boat ride with fresh breeze of air, clear blue sky and water, rock formation on lakes and Islands beaches upon leaving the dock - this is what I enjoyed the most. Crack of coconut and juice - can't beat it specially coming down from that 360 plus steps from the K lake. Thrill of getting up there.

Cons: Too crowded of most days Somewhat dangerous for diving because of them large limestone 360 steps are not uniform and they can be very dangerous for some Tourists just keep flocking even if crowded.. There should be a cap of the number of people there on a timely basis. Tour guide should provide recorded history and description of each island if he/she can't speak a word of english. Boat ramp NEEDS a major renovation ASAP. Very dangerous to load and unload passengers. Honda Bay Ramp is the way to go for that many tourists. Meal tastes awful and very limited. All the tour I went even with Underground River buffet. Boat's engine is noisy- this is every island hopping tour that uses...

Kayangan Lake is a very clear freshwater lake in Coron, Palawan, showcasing rock formations, caves and islets. It’s a famous spot for photographers and is said to be the cleanest lake in the Philippines. The water is so clear that you can often see down to a depth of 10 meters, enabling even non-swimmers to see the untouched rock formations from viewpoints around the lake.

In this area, one can swim, snorkel, dive, and hike the overlooking mountain for panoramic views of the area. Keen hikers with a tour guide can also visit a cave at the top of the mountain but may not be able to enter.

Swimmers wishing to jump into the lake should seek advice from guides about where the safest diving spots are, because there are some protruding sharp rocks under the water. It’s also worth noting that you won’t float as easily in the super-fresh water as you...

This was our first stop of the tour and it did not disappoint. When you reach the top your guide will take pictures of you- there is a long line btw. After you hike down for the swimming and snorkeling. I deducted 1 star because of the hike up-down-and-up-down again 😅. We also docked quite far so we had to take the long "footbridge" which for me was the scariest part because they were uneven wood, and was quite apart from each other. It was nerve wracking for me to walk looking down to make sure I don't trip and fall off the water which had huge rocks. We were wearing lifejackets but for someone who has that kind of fear, it was not an easy feat.I was not...