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Exploring Freshwater Lakes
There are numerous freshwater lakes surrounding the islands near Coron, Palawan. Among these, only two have been developed, while most remain in their pristine, undeveloped state. If you wish to make one of these lakes your destination for a sea excursion, the best way is to take a traditional Philippine outrigger boat known as a "Banka" to the most distinctive of these, "Kayangan Lake." You can enjoy an undisturbed afternoon on the water, surrounded by karst mountains, and return with the sunset. If you get hungry along the way, find a quiet cove to anchor and enjoy your dinner on the spacious "Banka"!
Adventures at Calauit Safari Park
After experiencing the tranquility of the freshwater lakes, it is also a great choice to experience the wildness of the African savanna at Calauit Safari Park. Calauit Safari Park is located on Calauit Island in the Calamian Archipelago of Palawan Province.
It is reported that this safari park was established during the reign of Ferdinand Marcos. The park is home not only to endemic Philippine species such as the tarsier and the Palawan bearded pig, but also to various animals from Africa. Furthermore, although the park is not funded by the government for its daily operations, it receives private donations to maintain its functions. Arriving at the park in the early morning to welcome the awakening of nature along with the sunrise is also a wonderful choice!
Experiencing Island Fishing Village Life
Experiencing authentic fisherman life in the local fishing villages of Coron Island is equally captivating. You can buy fresh seafood caught that day from local fishermen and, combined with the local specialty calamansi, prepare these fresh catches into the local delicacy "Kinilaw." I believe you will be able to fully relax in the undisturbed, peaceful life of a fisherman—going out to sea to fish when busy, and sitting by the seaside during leisure time, eating local delicacies while gazing at the calm sea and the twinkling stars in the distant sky.





