

Palawan is indeed the last frontier and going there is like setting foot on another country-- far,far away from the travails of city life. If you want to go to Coron but don't want to spend too much, you can join blogger Owen Ferrer's DIY groups or you can just browse the net for tips and make your own trip/schedule like we did.
My sis took these pics below especially for my blog.







We had dinner at Bistro Coron, which Lonely Planet recommends and we were treated to a truly unforgettable meal!





Day 2 was our Coron island tour courtesy of our tricycle driver/tour guide Anthony. We bought lapu-lapu (P180 a kilo) , crabs, rice and mangoes for our picnic lunch before riding a small boat to Beach 91 The beaches on Coron island are really small but pristine. Partly because of the hefty P100/person entrance fee but also because the people here know that eco-tourism is their major source of income so they have to keep it clean.



2 comments:
Hanggang ngayon ba, free coffee wifi and water pa rin? :P
We're going to Coron next week, and we're staying at Sea Dive. We also reserved the fan room.
hi, hindi ko alam kung free coffee and wifi pa rin. best to ask the owners by email... have fun! hope the waether is fine for your vacation!
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