Coron Island Hopping Adventure


Before joining the tour, pregnant women must ensure that their health condition is suitable for travel and be aware of possible unstable factors during the journey (such as rainy weather, bumpy roads).
The rental fee for snorkelling masks on‑site is PHP 150, please pay the operator directly. You may also bring your own snorkelling mask.
The boat ride between Coron Island and Malcapuya Island takes approximately 1.5 hours.
The activity is not suitable for prams and wheelchairs
Please present the e‑voucher
Round‑trip hotel transfer service is provided
Shared transfer time may be earlier or later
Please wait at the hotel lobby 5 minutes before the pick‑up time
Please fill in the hotel name and address on the payment page
On the day of the tour, you will receive an SMS with the exact pick‑up time
Pick‑up time: 07:30 ‑ 08:00
Applicable area: Coron Town only
Guests staying outside Coron Town are required to pay an additional transfer surcharge to the driver (Club Paradise, Busuanga Bay Lodge, Marina Del Sol and El Rio Y Mar one‑way PHP 2,000).
The voucher is valid only for the specified date (and time)
Children aged 0‑3 can join this activity for free

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts
In case of bad weather or force majeure, the supplier may cancel the trip and arrange a reschedule or full refund
The island‑hopping tour of Coron features three stunning islands—Malcapuya, Ditaytayan, and Bulog Dos—woven together with white sand, azure waters, sandbars, and coral reefs to create the most leisurely holiday, allowing you to enjoy a slow‑paced escape from the hustle and bustle in the sea breeze and sunshine.
Malcapuya Island (Malcapuya Island) is the most popular beach destination in Coron, with its long stretch of fine white powder‑soft sand like a silver carpet, incredibly soft underfoot, and crystal‑clear waters displaying layered shades of blue and green. The nearshore coral reefs are lush, perfect for snorkeling among tropical fish darting through the water, with a vibrant underwater world. The island is dotted with swaying coconut palms, wooden pavilions, and vendors selling fresh coconuts, ideal for beach walks, sunbathing, or finding a secluded cove for a picnic. You can also hike to a viewpoint for a stunning panoramic view of the island.

Ditaytayan Island (Ditaytayan Island) is a tranquil hidden paradise, famous for its long sandbar that emerges as a white ribbon stretching into the sea during low tide, beautifully contrasting with the shallow turquoise waters—an utterly dreamy scene. With few visitors and a wide beach, you can lie back and relax or play in the shallows, enjoying undisturbed peace. The surrounding waters are also great for snorkeling, rich in coral and fish, offering a serene time to connect with the ocean.

Bulog Dos Island (Bulog Dos Island) is a small, exquisite sandbar island. During low tide, a powdery sandbar emerges, blending white sand with clear turquoise waters—a popular spot for stunning photos. Though small, the underwater coral reefs are equally impressive, teeming with tropical fish for snorkeling. A walk around the island offers panoramic views of surrounding islets and the vast blue sea, letting you soak in the unspoiled beauty far from it all.
Guest2026
The crew were so thoughtful, they helped my husband get in and out of the water ...
Guest2026
I’ve lived in the Philippines for ages and done loads of island hopping trips a...
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