Set your own pace on Coron’s waters with a private speedboat tour. Swim in hidden lagoons, snorkel coral gardens, and enjoy quiet beaches—no crowds, just pure island time.
Salt in the air, a bit of sun on my shoulders—our day started early with a quick hotel pickup. The driver knew all the shortcuts through town, so we made it to the dock just as the morning haze was lifting off the water. Our guide, Paolo, greeted us with a grin and handed out life vests and snorkeling gear. The speedboat felt almost too sleek for these sleepy waters, but once we zipped away from the main harbor, I understood why folks rave about this way of seeing Coron.
First stop: Kayangan Lake. The climb up the wooden steps was sweaty work, but the view from the top—mist curling over limestone cliffs—made it worth every step. Paolo pointed out tiny orchids clinging to the rocks. Down at the lake, the water was so clear you could see your toes wiggling. We floated for a while, just listening to the echo of our voices bouncing off the cliffs.
We skipped the big group boats and headed to Smith Beach. There was only one other family there, grilling fish under a blue tarp. The sand squeaked underfoot and the breeze smelled faintly of grilled squid from a vendor’s boat nearby. Lunch was simple—grilled chicken, rice, mangoes—but after swimming at Twin Lagoon and drifting over coral gardens at Twin Peaks, it tasted like a feast. Paolo shared stories about the Skeleton Wreck and how local fishermen still dive for sea cucumbers there.
By the time we reached CYC Beach, the sun was starting to dip. Kids from town were playing tag in the shallows. We lingered until the last possible minute before heading back, salt-crusted and happy. The whole day felt unhurried—no one rushing us along or herding us onto the next stop. Just us, the boat, and Coron’s wild corners.
Absolutely! You can customize your route and spend as much time as you want at each stop within Coron Island’s area. Just let your guide know your preferences.
Yes, a local-style lunch is included—usually grilled meats or seafood with rice and fruit. Vegetarian options can be arranged if you let us know ahead of time.
Yes, all snorkeling equipment and life vests are provided for your safety and convenience. Just bring your own towel and sunscreen.
Definitely! The tour is family-friendly and suitable for all fitness levels. Infants will need to sit on an adult’s lap during the ride.
Your tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off (if selected), use of snorkeling gear and life vests, a local lunch, 9 hours of private speedboat rental, and a licensed guide with crew. Just bring your sense of adventure—and maybe some extra snacks if you like.
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