The beautiful waters off the islands are crystal clear.  You can see over 200 feet straight down and  if you put on a scuba mask and look down I promise, you feel as if you are in space. 

This wonderful island is a great fisherman's paradise also, so ladies get your men because they will definitely shell out the clams to spend time here.  

I will be honest I went to Bimini for a scuba diving adventure and although the beaches are small but wonderful the scuba diving is the ultimate adventure for anyone.   There are old ship wrecks with a ton of marine life living in them.  We saw Moray Eels (careful they do not like attention or strangers) and nurse sharks are abundant.  These are the sharks that eat off the bottom of the ocean.  You can also see a concrete roadway in the ocean that some people think is the roadway to Atlantis. 

There are several bars and restaurants on the North Island.  This is an ideal place to be if you want a relaxing atmosphere.  The people love the tourist and welcome you with open arms. 

Chilean Bay

For those of you looking for a quiet, restful spot in the sun to park in for a few days and simply vegetate, Bahia Chileno or Chilean Bay with its pristine white sand and non-crowded space is the beach for you. It's easy to find on the right side of Highway 1 leading to San Jose. From the parking lot it is only a brief walk to the beach. Palapas are available, but it's best to bring your own beach umbrella to assure yourself of a place in the shade. It is worth noting that this is one of the only beaches that has restroom facilities with flushing toilets, but it's always a wide move to bring your own paper.

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving

Snorkeling and scuba diving are fantastic here. Snorkeling is especially fun because there are many reefs and cliffs for fish of all types to hide amongst and be discovered. Clownfish, blue damsels, puffer fish, and even a tuna or two are out there just waiting to be photographed, so don't forget your underwater camera! A word of warning, however. Rent your snorkeling equipment while in Cabo San Lucas, as there are no guarantees it will be easy to find or available once you are at the beach. And don't worry, prices are very reasonable.

Bullfighting

For those craving more excitement, there is a familiar pastime in Cabo San Lucas, bullfighting! Yes indeed these breathtaking and stunning events still take place right here every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon and are attended by large crowds. But rest assured that great pains are taken to make certain that no animals are harmed during the performances. The building where all this takes place is located within easy reach of the city centers, and the action is so spectacular that it is more than worth the price of admission.

Bungee Jumping and Cruises

Need still more excitement? Then bungee jumping is for you! There's nothing like the thrill of a bungee jump -- or so I've been told -- from the Baja Bungee, which is near Medano Beach. Almost 30 meters/100 feet high, the Bungee tower offers amazing views around Cabo San Lucas.

A sunset cruise around Cabo San Lucas Bay is a wonderful way to relax and unwind after a vigorous day of touring, and an added benefit is that you get to do some more sightseeing, this time while sitting back and sipping a cool drink of your choice. For something different, there are also cruises available on large catamarans, which depart from the dock at the Hacienda Beach Resort, champagne breakfast cruises, and luxury dinner cruises, which pass Lover's Beach and Land's End while you dine on some of the finest meals in Cabo San Lucas.

The lists of the most attractive atolls below are the most ideal places for beach and nature lovers including divers. They will surely enjoy swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving among many other activities on these wonderful gifts of nature. (Photos courtesy of Wikipedia)

Aldabra Atoll: Seychelles

Aldabra atoll is considered the second largest atoll by dry land area with 155 km² and regarded as the largest raised coral atoll in the world. This beautiful paradise which is located in Seychelles in the Indian Ocean is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The atoll's islands nurture an array of both unique flora and fauna, as well as the world's largest population of 150,000 giant tortoises. Its lagoon boasts the most vibrant marine life of the entire archipelago.

Aitutaki Atoll: Cook Islands

Aitutaki Atoll is the second most visited island of the Cook Islands. It is traditionally known also as Araura, Ararau and Utataki. The barrier reef that forms the basis of Aitutaki is roughly the shape of an equilateral triangle with each side measuring 12 km in length. Aitutaki is famous for its turquoise central lagoon, uninhabited islands and palm-fringed beaches. Another advantage is that until now it has been spared by mass tourism. One Foot Island, which is part of the atoll, was awarded “Australasia's Leading Beach” at the World Travel Awards held in Sydney in June 2008.

Rapota and Moturakau Islands were the locations of the first series of the UK reality television program Shipwrecked in 2000. In 2001, Steve Fossett passed over just south of Aitutaki in the balloon Solo Spirit during his round-the-world trip. In 2006, the island was used as the location for the tribal council in Survivor: Cook Islands. Surrounding islands were used for tribal camps and crew locations. Then, not long afterwards, Shipwrecked returned again, with Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands. This was filmed on the same islands as before. Aututaki has a population of approximately 2,000 only but has 8 Rugby teams.

Bikini Atoll: Marshall Island

An ideal place to explore of adventurer is the Bikini Atoll. Bikini Atoll is a ring of coral islets, forming parts of the Republic of the Marshall Islands in the west-central Pacific Ocean. It consists of 36 islets encircling a large lagoon with a land area of about 3 square mi (8 sq km). Bikini Island is well-known for being the subject of nuclear bomb tests, and because the bikini swimsuit was named after the island in 1946.

Only limited number of divers head for the lagoon at Bikini every year for an extensive tour of World War II naval vessels. Due to the dangers of the radioactivity and limited services in the area, divers are staying away from one of the most remarkable potential diving sites in the Pacific. The dive spot has become popular among divers in the last 10 years. The lagoon contains a larger amount of sealift than usual due to the lack of fishing, including sharks, increasing the fascination with the spot as a diver's adventure spot.

Orona Atoll: Kiribati

Another ideal place for adventurer is the Orona Atoll. Orona Atoll which is also known then as Hull Island is one of the Phoenix Islands in the Republic of Kiribati, an island nation in the Pacific Ocean. It is a narrow ribbon of land surrounding a sizable lagoon with depths of 15-20 meters. Numerous passages connect the lagoon to the surrounding ocean, only a couple of which will admit even a small boat. Total land area is 3.9 sq. km, and the maximum elevation is nine meters.

Although occupied at various times during the past, including as late as 2004, Orona is uninhabited today. An attempt was made to re-establish a settlement on Orona from 2001-04, but this appears to have failed. Orona, together with the other Phoenix Islands, was proclaimed in 2008 to be part of the Phoenix Islands Protected Area, the world's largest marine protected area. Orona contains evidence of prehistoric Polynesian inhabitation. An ancient stone marae stands on the eastern tip of the island, together with ruins of shelters, graves and other platforms.

The area is covered with towering coconut palms and the remainder of the atoll is covered with scrub forest, herbs and grasses. Feral cats, rats, pigs, and dogs exist on the island. Ducks and chickens were raised by the former inhabitants, but it is unknown whether any remain. Orona also boasts three species of lizards, Polynesian rats, land and hermit crabs, together with approximately fifty species of insects. Turtles are also known to use the island as a nesting area.

Tetiaroa Atoll: French Polynesia

One fabulous place you shouldn't miss is Tetiaroa. Tetiaroa, one of the Society Islands, is an atoll 59 km north of Papeete, the capital of French Polynesia on the island of Tahiti. Tetiaroa Atoll has a width of 7.3 km and is made up of 12 small islands called motus. The first thing you will notice is this island is not developed at all! Its peaceful pristine natural setting and absolute secluded charm are what attracted Marlon Brando to this atoll, and during his years of ownership here he did everything he could to keep it that way.

Best things to do in the area are; swimming, walking around and exploring the many tiny motus which comprise the area, snorkeling, scuba diving, and checking out Bird Island.

All these beautiful paradises are vying for a place in the search for the New 7 Wonders of the World. One thing is certain; visiting these places is 100% pollution-free.

The diving spots are the : Sombrero Island which is about 10-18 meters deep, Malajibomaoc depth of 18-24, Ligpo Island depth of 27-61m, The Cathedral depth of 19-30m, Eagle Point depth of 10-18m, Koala depth of 18-24m , Arthur's Rock depth of 10-21m, Dead Palm depth of 10-21m, Twin Rocks depth of 6-12m, Mainit Point depth of 15-30m, Red Rock depth of 8-12m, Beatrice Rock depth of 14-27m, Bahura depth of 15-30m, Layag-Layag depth of 10-18m, Kirby's Rock depth of 12-33m, Caban Cove depth of 10-15m, Dari Laut depth of 20-27m, Sepok Wall depth of 15-27m, Bethlehem depth of 10-15m, Mapating Rock depth of 20-40m, Merriel's Rock depth of 18-24m, Devil's Point depth of 15-24m, Red Palm depth of 10-24m.

To get to Anilao, Batangas, you can drive or take the bus which takes about 2-2.5 hours from Manila. Busses to Batangas is in Cubao or in Pasay. When you arrive Batangas City, find a jeepney that goes to Anilao.

The Philippines was cited as one of the top three best diving spots in the world, together with Maldives and Palau. Among the internationally recognized best dive spots in the country are;

Tubbataha Reef Marine Park,Sulu Sea

It is famous for its diverse marine life. Tubbataha Reef Marine Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world and the best place for snorkeling and diving in Asia.

The Tubbataha Reef Marine Park covers 33,200 ha, including the North and South Reefs. It is a unique example of an atoll reef with a very high density of marine species; the North Islet serving as a nesting site for birds and marine turtles. The site is an excellent example of a pristine coral reef with a spectacular 100-m perpendicular wall, extensive lagoons and two coral islands.

Malapascua Island, Cebu

It is famous for its rare sharks.

Malapascua is one of the least spoiled tourist spots in the Philippines. Labeled as the next Boracay by the Lonely Planet, Malapascua has everything for the traveling diver.

Malapascua diving offers: the only daily thresher shark sightings in the world, white tip sharks, mantas, hammerheads (seasonal), wrecks, mandarin fish, pygmy seahorses, cuttlefish, beautiful unspoiled coral gardens and a huge diversity of marine life.

Puerto Galera, Mindoro

This diving site is noted for its colorful reefs.

A little further from Anilao using Batangas Pier as jump-off point, Puerto Galera is a natural harbor with fine beaches, green scenery and sheltered coves. Puerto Galera has grown to become a diving haven due to its marine diversity, complemented by other activities. At least two dozen sites have been identified, each providing good opportunity for photography. Most divers prefer to go to Puerto Galera from March to October.

Anilao, Batangas

Anilao's proximity makes it a popular destination for weekend diving trips.

Even excursions are ideal in this southern town where resorts are situated within short boat rides to excellent dive sites. Diving is mainly in coral slopes and shallow gardens among sandy patches. Choose from any of the 24 dive sites between the coast of Anilao and Maricaban Island. The most popular site is the Cathedral (average of 60 ft.), a roofless cavern with a blessed cross flanked by two large sea mounts.

 

Balicasag Island, Bohol

Balicasag is considered as one of the best dive spots in the country.

Balicasag is considered as one of the best dive spots in the country. The waters are brimming with schools of tuna, snappers, groupers, mackerel and surgeonfish. Dolphins and pilot whales can also be viewed from a distance.

Apo Reef, Negros Oriental

Apo Reef National Park is another UNESCO World Heritage Site

Apo Reef National Park is acclaimed as one of the best diving sites in Asia. It is a 34-kilometer reef, with a narrow channel running east to west, dividing this reef into two lagoon systems, north and south. Apo Reef is the second largest contiguous coral reef in the world and the largest in the Philippines.

Palawan's Surrounding Islands

Coron, El Nido and Busuanga are just three of the many dive sites in Palawan.

Coron Bay is one of the most popular diving destinations in the Philippines. This site is one of the most famous wreck diving destinations in the entire world due to the amount of historic sunken ships which can be visited and seen with great clarity due to this area's waters usual transparency.

El Nido is one of the world class diving destinations in the Philippines. El Nido dive sites are also the home of the exotic and colorful tropical marine life. With its unexploited underwater scenery, divers will have a good look on the colorful tropical fishes and corals. In El Nido alone, there are 20 dive sites already.

 

Boracay, Aklan

Boracay is the best tropical beach in the world.

Boracay is one of the most popular diving areas in Southeast Asia. Boracay is a great dive holiday location, simply because it combines a wide range of dive activities with one of the best beaches in the world plus the numerous good quality resorts, restaurants, bars and night time events. There are 15 diving sites in the area.

The Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos City, Pangasinan, Philippines is 250 km. away from Manila. This National Park covers a land area of 1,884 hectares with 123 islands.

A trip to Hundred Islands National Park and its home, Alaminos City, is a great diversion from the hustle and bustle of the busy, urban life. Breathe in the refreshing views - rice paddies, azure sea - and the rustic and peaceful lifestyle as you make your way to Alaminos City. And upon arrival, savor the city's unique and dynamic spirit, friendly atmosphere and especially, the beauty and adventure awaiting in the hundred wonders of the Hundred Islands.

This summer, experience and enjoy one of the best tourist attractions of the Philippines. Here's a dozen way to ensure a happy, enjoyable and worth remembering summer vacation in the Hundred Islands National Park.

1. Snorkeling

   
   Slip your body into the Park's inviting water and swim your stress away. Glide with manta rays, groupers and other fabulous sea creatures. The romantic temperature is best for couple bonding. And you can also have fun tagging the kids along for a visual treat.

2. Banana Boat Ride

   This is pure fun all the way. Hold on tight as you dash away in this yummy ride. It's the ultimate bonding water ride for the family and friends.

3. Spelunking

   
   Wend your way into the raw beauty of the Hundred Islands National Park's caves. You can take a floating tour, then, shine your flashlights on limestone formations and watch your head as you lumber inside and greet various species of bats.

4. Parasailing

   
   Be on top of the world, with wind on your face, untouched by the water below and thrill seeping through your veins. You can peer down and feel the rush on your face, as well as marvel at the gorgeous bird's eye view of the Park.

5. Jet Skiing

   
   If it's fresh air you're after, get it fast and exhilarating. You can rent one of the jet skis near the Wharf and take charge as you dash through the azure calmness of the sea. Revel in your free spirit as you sweep through the water.

6. Kayaking

   
   Stretch your adrenaline a little higher. Dip an oar and enhance your kayaking strokes as you paddle away the hours in the Park's graceful curves. You can go for it alone or conduct a small competition with friends who want some thrill.

7. Scuba Diving

   
   Grab some gear and navigate your way, either with a personal guide or a handy map, to the diving holes in the Park. Take the plunge in these marine havens and find your own piece of magical corner beneath the depths, gliding over colorful reefs and other marine wonders which call it home.

8. Birdwatching

   Feast your eyes on more than fifty species of birds in the Hundred Islands National Park. Get to know magpie robins, Philippine ducks, blue-tailed bee eaters, purple night herons, zebra doves, white collared kingfishers, and more. Among the best islands for this activity are the Kamantiles Island, Heron Island, Tern Island and Bat Island. For hikers, you can follow the Alaminos River for more birdwatching.

9. Island Hopping

   
   Grab a slice of island action. Let off some steam as you cross islands dangling from secure ropes, trudging the rugged terrain or just relaxing as your boat glides over water. Embrace the adventure and the thrill and lose yourself in each fresh revelation you encounter.

10. Fun-Fishing

    
    Folks can help you out on the best spots to drop anchor in the Park. Enjoy the challenge and have fun reeling in native fishes. Even if you won't have any luck, you can always enjoy a swim with the refreshing breeze or just be captivated by the stunning views.

11. Sun Bathing

    
    Relish unfettered relaxation and get your perfect tan as you soak up the sun in the Park's firm sanded beaches. Or simply watch its scenic views. Leave the baby sitting to the shallow waters, sandcastles and friendly folks for a while and enjoy their memorable stories later.
    
    

Places to See

Tapyas Ecological Park, Busuanga Island

Go up to its 800 cemented steps and you will find it worthwhile to see the majestic view of Coron Island and its entirety. The scenery and the windy atmosphere on the top provide an experience of nature's beauty that could only be found on the rarest opportunity…

Maquinit Hot Springs, Busuanga Island

Relax and stretch those tired bodies in the flowing salt water spring pools, known to have healing properties and therapeutic benefits. A 30 minute journey from Coron, these two privately maintained pools will soothe even the distant veins of your inner being.

Barracuda Lake, Coron Island

Live to tell the tale… Witness a barracuda 5 feet long roaming the eerie placidness of the lake. Steep limestone cliffs surround this body of water. Temperature ranges from 28-38 celsius, hot but divable up to maximum depth of 100 feet. Do you have the guts to dive and photograph the big barracuda? Can you endure the heat that creeps within the dark misty lake?

Cayangan Lake, Coron Island

Awarded as one of the cleanest lake, it is now under the care of the Tagbanuas, natives of the island who collect an entrance fee of $8.00 per person from foreign visitors.

Calauit Island, Wildlife Safari

This 3,700 hectare sanctuary is a game preserve for African and Palawan wildlife: Calamian deer, mousedeer, peackocks, bear cats, impalas, giraffes and an aviary are the primary attractions of this national park. An admission fee of $5.00 and a fare of another $5.00 is usually charge. Renting a vehicle will be a good advice (a 4 to 6 hours travel time) from Coron to Caluit Island.

Bintuan Coral Gardens

A sanctuary for snorkeling and swimming enthusiasts, this place is teeming with different coral reefs of various shapes, colors and sizes. Great for shallow diving and perfect for coral sight seeing.

Things to Do

Scuba Diving

One of the best wreck diving destination in Asia! Prepare your gear and get ready to see and touch one of the country's national treasure since World War II. Choose from numerous wreck sites all divable and within actual reach of your hands!

• “OKIKAWA MARU” is a 50 feet long wreck, which is often affected by strong tidal currents. Good corals and sponges comprise most of the marine life in this area. Penetration possibilities are for advanced divers only.
• “AKITSUSHIMA”, the Japanese flying boat tender, divers can strikingly breach the engine room to see the four engines lying in the deep blue sea.
• “KOGYO MARU”, a freighter sunk with bulldozer, cement mixer, anti-aircraft guns and airfield building equipment on its Hold. Now, shoals of fish and corals inhabit the wreck.
• “IRAKO”, the hull is still quite intact with corals and sponges outlying the structures. A big ship with clear visibility underwater, but too deep for begineers.
• “TANGAT WRECK”, a freighter with a length of approximately 450 feet, this is an ideal dive spot with various marine life such as giant puffers and banaba fishes roaming on its mast and stern. Cargo rooms can be penetrated easily.
• “NANSHIN MARU”, a tanker with approximately 130-165 feet, it sits upright on sandy bottom where it could be seen in most clear water. Night dive is also possible in this site.
• “GUNBOAT AT TANGAT”, close to Tangat island, this small gunboat or U-boat Hunter is approximately 114 feet and can be reached at a maximum of 59 feet underwater. You can see the shape and explore the ship even at 10 feet under.
• “KYOKUZAN MARU”, a freighter 500-600 feet long located at the Northeast of Busuanga island. Still complete with Japanese cars and trucks in its cargo rooms, this big wreck offers good visibility up to 65 feet.
• GUNBOAT AT LUSONG”, close to Lusong island, this gunboat is similar to the gunboat wrecked at Tangat island. Ideal for snorkeling, the ship's stern breaks the water above during low tide and exposes variety of fish and hard corals to adore.

Ocean Kayaking

Paddle up while strolling in-between islands through an ocean kayak. Revere the limestone scenery and the mangrove forests around it through the vast salt sea.

Horseback Riding

Just half a dollar tricycle ride from Coron lies the land of the cowboys, Mabintangen's-Horse Valley! Enjoy the trip around different plantations, forests, rivers and hills within the islands through horseback riding. Then celebrate Saturday evening with grilled beefsteak and roasted potatoes in the midst of a bonfire's country atmosphere. Half day activity cost at about $12.00, full day at $24.00.

Wind Surfing

A windsurfer? Then you have no excuse to get involve. A wind during May to December of the year is steady and perfect for many windsurfers. Renting a surfboard is available in most resorts.

Snorkeling

The undersea world is now yours to discover! Explore beatiful reefs in each island and swim through the clearest ocean of water adorned with living colors of sponges, fishes and corals in different shapes and sizes gliding out from the shallow.

Island and Beach Hopping

There are 80 islands and islets which makes the Calamian Group of Islands or Calamianes waiting for you to explore. Each are famous for its own distinctive feature. Take for example Malajon Island (or Black Island) and its caves and caverns, Calambuyan Island and its beautiful coral reefs and the Talampulan and its fishing village called Panlaitan. Maybe you could discover more…

Beach Bonfire & Picnic

Find love with your partner in front of a romantic bonfire or enjoy with your family the sun and ocean sound in the background on a white sun beach in one of Coron's neighboring resorts.

Bird Watching

Behind the Kokusnuss Garden Resort at Coron is an avian realm of exceptional beauty. From seafishers, swallows, fantail and others-you have to experience it to complete the list.

Mountain Climbing & Hiking

Still not satisfied with ocean adventuring? Challenge yourself, prepare your camping gear and launch an expedition to the second highest mountain in Palawan. Tundalara is a 2,000 ft. mountain that poses a 3 to 4 hours hike to serious climbers. Advisable to bring a guide (with a local fee of $10.00), this activity could further take you to the wildest place of the island.

Motorbiking

Walking just to see the other beautiful places of the island is tiresome. Why walk when you can bike? A cool activity for those motorbike experts. Follow the 45 minute track that leads to Yulo King Ranch, a 40,000 hectare cattle ranch that likened to an African Savanna. Or take the longest 2 hour route via National Highway that leads to Concepcion Waterfall, a peaceful and idyllic place to be. Just don your protective clothes and trousers for it will be a dusty ride ahead. Rental fee for the bike is pegged at $16.00.

The Nightlife

A night here at Coron is nothing much to offer except talks with other tourists and native folks while having a beer and listening to music. There are few pub houses in the island and a small disco in the town especially during Friday and Saturday night.

Where to Stay

RESORTS

Kokusnuss Garden Resort and Restaurant, Busuanga Island

A nature of beauty, quiet and peace… The only resort facility in Coron Town that offers 24 individual cottages and bungalows, a large fruit tree garden with chairs and hammocks, and an enchanting garden restaurant where fresh seafood and Asian and European homemade specials are offered as delicacies and menu.

Price range from $12.00 to $32.00 per night

Maricaban Bay Marina Resort, Busuanga Island

One of the newest resorts to hit the islands! An emerging haven for holiday addicts, Maricaban offers a cozy and intimate atmosphere in its Bayview Cabins made of fragrant cedar woods. A Floating Bar, al fresco Restaurant serving ala carte, clubhouse, watersports center, and a swimming pool makes it the most exciting happening at mainland Busuanga!

Price range from $45.00 to $150.00 per night

Discovery Resort, Decanituan Island

A place that boast a western style of lodging… This resort has a boat shuttle service available 24 hours a day to bring travellers to Coron and back within 10 minutes. It has bungalows with terraces overlooking the bay. Search the fun on this island and discover your greatest experience!

Price range from $4.00 to $35.00 per night

Coral Bay Marine Resort, Popototan Island

A marine resource conservation area… This resort is a home to a wide diversity of marine life, coral reefs, dugong, dolphins, manta rays and others. Its beautiful beaches and spectacular seascapes can be viewed 360 degrees in a hill, exposing a breathtaking view of this magnificent bay.

Price range from $50.00 to $210.00 3 days/2 nights accomodation package

Evergreen Diving Resort, Popototan Island

Be on the shoe of Robinson Crusoe and enjoy the serenity of lush-green trees as old as 230 years old, carefully landscaped and architectually emphasized to conform with the design of its resort facilities.

Price range from $31.00 to $39.00 per night

Club Paradise Resort, Dimakya Island

Make your vacation complete in the club! With 700 meters of pure white sand and turquoise water, this resort set the balance of nature's activities with recreational and business leisure. Sing loud with your friends and family in the videoke room, shop for souvenirs in the Sari-Sari boutique shop, conduct conferences and seminars in the function rooms, stretch your muscle out and check your health in the Reflexology Center and Clinic or even dine and wine in its various bars and restaurants. You don't have to be a member in order for you to enjoy these all!

Price range from $40.00 to $115.00 per night

Dive Link Resort, Uson Island

Your connection to nature… Travel to this resort and suit all your holiday activities in a garden of flowering shrubs and coconut trees. All cottages and furniture are made of bamboo, handmade for your comfort. Whether boats sailing or birds flying by, the link to its beautiful scenery could be truly a wonderful experience!

Price range from $80.00 to $127.00 per night/per room basis

Sangat Island Reserve, Sangat Island

Said to be the cure to tired busy city life, this resort has an extraordinary concept of a sanctuary not of a marine life but of travelers relaxing on an ultimate experience with nature. Complete with full-deck cottages, a secluded villa for a more private vacation, a restaurant that offers buffet style international cousine, a bar that entices you with exoctic cocktails and international wines and a natural white sand beach that provide a wild intention of never coming home-Oh what an awesome place to remember!

INNS & LODGINGS

Kalamayan Inn

With less than 100 meters from the dock and public market and located at the center of the town, Kalamayan is truly a good overnight place to stay. All rooms are air-conditioned, with a cozy bar and restaurant that stands above the rest.

Seahorse Inn

Owned by Canadian Raymond Colet and his Filipina wife Vanessa, this inn that provides bed and breakfast to travelers and tourists are located at the mainland Busuanga on a private 600 acre peninsula fronting the China sea.

L&M Pe Sea Lodge and Restaurant

This clean and simple lodge complete with single and double rooms with private bath can give you an opportunity to mingle with the common people and enjoy the savor of cooking your own favorite seafoods because of its proximity to the market.

Other Important Places

Hospital

Don't worry about health problems, there is a District Hospital in the town that treat patients for free! You have to only pay for your medicine bills and other hospital materials used from your treatment and consultation.

Getting There

By Air

Seair Philippines of South East Asian Airlines flies daily from Manila to Busuanga and back. It has four flights that alternates all over the week, every morning from 0715H (except Tuesday and Saturday) to 1445H (Friday and Saturday only). Round trip cost at approximately $95.00.

Asian Spirit has one that flies daily from Manila (ETD 0840H to ETA 0940H) and the other every Monday, Friday and Sunday only (ETD 1400H to 1500H). Round trip promo cost at $107.00 only until November 30, 2005.

By Ferry

Operated by WG&A, Our Lady of Medjugorje leaves from Manila North Harbor every Friday at 1600H. At only 12 hours of sea traveling, you will reach Coron the next day morning. Tickets could be purchased at SuperFerry Ticket Office at Pier 4 with the following rates: Economy P820.00, Tourist P1,225.00, Cabin P1,640.00, Suite P3,940. Ticket is per person and it's purchase are without meals.

NOTE:

• * Prices on room accommodations is on per person basis unless otherwise indicated.
• ** Sea/Flight schedules and fares are subject to change without prior notice.