Palawan (Coron)
The Philippines' wreck-diving jewel — a WWII Japanese fleet sunk in Coron Bay, shallow enough for recreational divers and now cloaked in coral and fish.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to dive Palawan (Coron)?
Best dived in the dry season roughly Nov–May, with the calmest seas and clearest water; the typhoon season runs roughly Jun–Oct. The Coron Bay WWII wrecks are the highlight — several are shallow and intact.
Is Palawan (Coron) suitable for beginners?
It depends on the site — some are gentle, others are current-swept or deep and better for advanced divers. Every site page states its difficulty and who it suits; always dive within your limits and with a qualified guide.
Is Palawan (Coron) a liveaboard or resort destination?
Many of the signature sites here are reached by liveaboard; it varies by itinerary. Liveaboards cover more ground and reach remote sites, while resorts and day boats offer more flexibility.
What marine life can you see in Palawan (Coron)?
Each site page lists the marine life recorded there, layered with nearby scientific species observations and ocean data. Wildlife is seasonal and never guaranteed — timing your trip to the right season improves your odds.