Coron: 4 Days Itinerary and Expenses

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Summer is definitely here! What better way to enjoy summer heat than to bask under the sun, sea and sand in any of the many enchanting islands of Coron. Bring with you your best gal pals na super bibo and your summer will forever be memorable. This Palawan province is blessed to have the grandest of mother nature's mystic beauty.


Thumbs up, Coron is my No. 1 Summer Destination this 2014! 

Here's a quick glimpse of what we did during our awesome 4 days in Coron. You can use this as your guide when planning your own Coron getaway :)

Itinerary:

Day 1 - Arrival in Busuanga to Coron town proper
             Check in at Islands View Inn
             Late lunch at Tita Esh Eatery
             Walk around town. Check out Lualhati Park and Coron Market
             Dinner at Big Mamas

Day 2 - Pandesal Breakfast at Julie's Bakeshop
             Coron Island Ultimate Tour
             Destinations - Kayangan Lake, Twin Peaks Reef, Hidden Lagoon, Bulungan beach,
                  Calachuchi Coral Eden, CYC Beach
             Trek the breath-taking Mt. Tapyas
             Pizza dinner inside our room bought from Lot's a Pizza

Day 3 - Tapsi breakfast on the boat bought from Tita Esh Eatery
             Sun, Sea and Sand Eco Tour
             Destinations - Malcapuya Island, Banana Island, Bulog Dos - Malaroyroy Island
             Dip our tired aching bodies at Maquinit Hotspring
             Dinner at Lolo Nonoy's

Day 4 - Breakfast at Cornelio's Food Haus Restaurant
             Pasalubong shopping at Coron Souvenir and Gift Shop
             Flight back to Manila
   
Total Expenses: around Php6500

Roundtrip plane tickets from Manila to Busuanga (thanks to Cebu Pacific Piso Fare Sale) - Php1158
Accommodation (Php2800 divided by 5 x 3 nights) - Php1,680
Tour Packages from http://corongaleri.com.ph/ (Php650 Tour B1 and Php1200 Tour C) - Php1,850
Entrance to Maquinit Hotspring - Php150
Roundtrip airport transfers - Php300
Roundtrip trike to Maquinit (Php350 divided by 5) - Php70 
Food 4D3N -  Php800 (lunch is already included in the island tours)
Pasalubong (shirts, cashew nuts, ref magnets) - Php500

Tipid Tip: Travel in group! Mura na masaya pa! 

Watch out for my series of posts on Coron.

Comments

  1. LakwatsarahMarch 19, 2014 at 12:58 AM

    your blogs makes me want to go back to Coron so bad:)

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  2. LakwatsarahMarch 28, 2014 at 11:26 AM

    09062189018 text me info po regarding cavinti thanks po.

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  3. LakwatsarahJuly 1, 2014 at 9:37 PM

    Hi, how long po travel from cavinti to nagcarlan Sylvia resort? Seems OK young iti NGO kasi. Tia.God bless!

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  4. LakwatsarahApril 9, 2015 at 3:16 AM

    Ganda po ng
    photos niyo! :)

    The next time you go back, please consider our services. We
    have packages and boat rentals. Kindly check our website at
    www.UltimateCoronExperience.com or contact us at 0918-4659010.

    Looking forward to having you at Ultimate Coron Experience!

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  5. LakwatsarahApril 9, 2015 at 11:12 PM

    Great video!!! You made me want to go back to Coron again. I love the beaches and the people! I recommend booking with Ultimate Coron Experience next time! The boatman was able to take pictures of us underwater. It felt like having your own personal photographer. :)

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