Things to do in Busuanga

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Calauit Island National Park

In 1977, in response to a call to protect wildlife endangered by drought and war in Kenya, 108 species of African animals were sent to this 3,700-hectare Calauit Island. These animals successfully bred on Calauit Island. Today, gibbons and zebras coexist and breed on Calauit Island alongside animals native to Palawan, such as Calamian deer, Calamian mouse deer, pandas, leopard cats, tarsiers, Palawan peacock-pheasants, pangolins, porcupines, and lizards.

Concepcion Falls

This beautiful natural waterfall has very clear water that resembles a curtain of white silk. On hot days, you can jump in to swim and cool off.

Pass Island

Pass Island is surrounded by crystal-clear waters and white sand as fine as powder. The island features leisure facilities such as pavilions, hammocks, and beach volleyball, as well as thatched cottages available for stays. Having lunch here during an island-hopping tour is a delightful experience.

Busuanga Island

The larger island in the Calamian Islands, Busuanga Island (Busuanga Island), is a rich fishing ground in the Philippines. There are no beaches here, and the waterfront is cluttered with half-finished buildings and rickety houses. Coron Town, the main town on Busuanga Island, is the commercial and population center of the entire Calamian Islands. On Busuanga Island, you can not only go diving, snorkeling, and island hopping, but also go off-road motorcycling. Outside of Coron Town, Busuanga Island is full of rural charm. Some of the land has been used for farming and residential development, and there is a bumpy dirt road that circles the island. At least 10 sunken Japanese warships and merchant vessels have been discovered in the waters around Busuanga Island, such as the seaplane tender Akisushima, Kogyo Maru, Irako, the Tangat wreck, Olympia Maru, the Lusong gunboat, and Tae Maru. The discovered shipwrecks vary in depth, so both beginners and experienced divers have opportunities to showcase their skills. Suitable shipwreck dive sites for beginners are Lusong and East Tangat, with depths of only 9m and 22m, respectively.

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Coron Island

Coron Island faces the Sulu Sea and is a tropical island famous for its limestone landscapes, clear lakes, and rich marine ecology. The island is mountainous, with steep limestone cliffs rising from the coast. The interior is dotted with lakes, rocky ridges, and dense vegetation, and mangroves are also found in some coastal areas. The surrounding waters are suitable for boat tours, snorkeling, and diving, where you can observe coral reefs and a variety of marine life. The nearby Coron Bay is also home to several ships that sank during World War II, making it a well-known destination for wreck diving.

BLACK ISLAND CRYSTAL CAVES BUSUANGA

Gunter's Dive Center (former D'Divers at D'Pearl Bay Busuanga)

ADELA’S LAKDAYAN BEACH CAMP

Secret Explorers Dive Center