[2025 Coron Attraction] Travel Guide for Banul Beach (Updated May)

With its pristine white sand, azure waters, and a towering wall of karst cliffs, Banol Beach, also known as Banul Beach, is a sight to behold. Aside from swimming, you may also rent a kayak or relax by the beach's nipa huts. A must-do in Coron is to take an island-hopping trip that includes Banol Beach. You can also incorporate this beach in an overnight Coron camping trip. ​ Bring your camera because this is one of Coron's most photogenic tourist attractions! The best time to visit is between January and June, and between October and December, when the waves are calmer for boat trips. When you go island hopping in Coron, you'll spend the entire day on a boat. #tripinspired#travelguide#naturalwonders#bestislandtraveltowns#seasidephotoguide#summervacation#beachvacation#urbanexplorer

just take a boat trip (preferably private) and enjoy crystal clear waters, sink in the atmosphere here ♥️

The Philippines has many small islands, as we all know 🩵 This time I went to a super beautiful, hidden uninhabited island!! ️🏝️ (There were only two white girls 🫡 I just happened to have a nice day, cloudless 😳☀️ So taking a random photo is a beautiful photo 🐒🤳 This small island can really perfectly embody the four words of clear water and fine sand😚                    —— The jelly sea in the Philippines is famous, the water is very clear and beautiful! but! ️ There are many jellyfish in the Philippines. If you like to play in the sea, be careful 🫶🏻                    —— 📍Address: Banul Beach The island is really not big 🤣 stay 2-3 hours is enough                    —— - Transportation: 🤩🤩🤩 (about 30 to 45 minutes by boat from coron pier - Scope of activity: 🤩🤩🤩 - Recommendation: 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 - View: 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩                    —— #November Good Places 2024 #usj # Sign up for December hotel sleeper

#SoutheastAsiaTravel Banu Beach This is a white sand beach with picnic huts specifically designed to accommodate island hoppers for lunch. We had the opportunity to visit Banu Beach twice to have a shore lunch between dives. Aside from the picnic huts, there are really no amenities on the beach. The boat staff cooks your lunch on the boat and brings it to you and cleans it up afterwards. The view while you are having lunch is pretty amazing and incredibly peaceful. A great place to stretch, relax and take photos of your Coron trip. This beach is a common destination for lunch on island tours in Coron. So expect crowds at that time. But what we did was hire a private boat and got there early before the lunch crowds came in and enjoyed the place. The view without the crowds and all the boats was spectacular. I felt bad for the tourists leaving trash behind, so I and another French tourist cleaned up the place because it was so pretty. Snorkeling here is already a treat, but it doesn't compare to the actual snorkeling spots in Coron. Still, it was fun for a beach lover like me. There are only nipa huts where tourists can prepare lunch. I would love to come back here any time.