There's none as far as I know, Coron is divided into two. The city where accommodations are located and the islands. You have to book ur trip going to the islands. There are different packages offered by the locals.

Not sure because we flew from Cebu

I wanna ask this same question. Is anybody there can answer us please 😊🙏

they now have a new fast ferry which should take around 3 hours. Otherwise one needs to fly from Coron to Manila and then from there fly to El Nido or fly from Coron to San Vincente and take a bus/shared car or private car to El Nido (around 2 hours from San Vincente)

We are assuming you are billeted at the town of Coron, where most hotels and lodging places are located. In the morning. you can go to the port (reclaimed area) where all private bankas (boat) are dock ready to sail. But be sure to agree on the price for both going and return trip, you don't want to be left stranded in remote Kayangan lake..takes 15 minutes in good weather from the town of Coron to the Kayangan Lake wooden dock.

Hi Marilou, You need to go to El nido, then take a boat but it is a long travrl (many hours). Otherwise, you need to take a flight to Manilla then to Coron. You could check but I don't think there is direct flight from puerto princesa.

You may have read a different review. I didn't say that the lake was bad. In fact, I loved it! My trip there was great. Here's my review....I copied/pasted it here for you. The last destination in our extreme island hopping tour, Kayangan Lake will take your breath away. First, because you will have to walk up and down 300 plus steps going to and from the lake which will be challenging to people above the youthful age like me. Some steps are slippery so better have non slip footwear. After treading the uphill downhill way to the lake, brace yourself for the grand view. There is a boardwalk where you can descend to the lake. The water is warm and a little salty. The calm, the serenity will make you wanna stay forever. But the lake is open up to 5pm only...so....

Hey Myce! Like the others already said, spend 1-2 hours there and then go to check the other lagoons, beaches, Barracuda lake next to. It was like 15 min to paddle from Kayangan lake to Barracuda. Remember, that even if you are going with a kayak, you have to pay the entrance fees in most of the places. But it's anyway less than half of the price compared to an normal boat trip.

I suggest you'll have it at an earlier time as the area closes at 5pm. The place is best for a pre-nup on a daytime. You will be amazed with the place; just too perfect for the shots. Yes, drones and go-pro should be on your gadgets list.