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You should bring appropriate clothing and gear for your chosen activities, such as comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and a jacket in case of cool weather. If you are taking an outdoor activity tour, you may also need to bring your own gear.
Yes, the Philippines is generally a safe place to visit. But just like with any other destination, you should be cautious, especially in public transport and in main squares of town. It is uncommon for Filipinos to see foreign females traveling solo as it's usually men who travel by themselves.
Coron's beauty is multifaceted. From towering limestone cliffs to serene underwater worlds, this island paradise caters to all adventure seekers. Prepare to be enthralled!
It is a haven for scuba divers. The clear waters surrounding Coron are home to numerous Japanese shipwrecks from World War II, offering a unique and fascinating underwater experience. These wrecks teeming with marine life create an underwater museum rich in history.
Aside from the shipwrecks, Coron boasts vibrant coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, turtles, and other marine creatures. Divers of all levels can explore a variety of dive sites, from shallow coral gardens to deep underwater caves.
Top attractions in Siquijor include Cambugahay Falls, Century-Old Balete Tree, Salagdoong Beach, San Juan Beach, and the Lazi Convent and Church.
Bohol can be visited all year round, but the dry season from November to April is generally considered the best time to visit for beach activities and sightseeing.
If you are a non-swimmer, you can explore Puerto Princesa, which offers the Underground River Tour and city tour.
Alternatively, El Nido offers shallow snorkeling spots where you can stand in the water and admire the vibrant coral reefs. Life jackets are mandatory, and the guides will ensure your safety. You can explore the stunning lagoons and hidden coves at your own pace. Kayaking is a great way to experience the beauty of El Nido without getting too deep in the water.
In the case of Coron, although it is famous for scuba diving, you can also wear a life jacket and, with the assistance of a guide, explore the underwater coral reefs.
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