Coron Island is a rugged limestone island in northern Palawan, Philippines, renowned for its dramatic karst cliffs, turquoise lagoons and clear coastal waters. Part of the Calamian Islands, it is a popular nature and adventure destination, reached from the nearby town of Coron on Busuanga Island. Travellers come to explore its striking landscapes, with boat trips providing access to secluded lagoons, beaches and coves. Kayaking and snorkelling are popular activities, while the clear waters around Coron and nearby Coron Bay conceal historic Japanese shipwrecks, making the area renowned for wreck diving. Visitors can also hike to viewpoints overlooking the surrounding islands and lagoons. With its combination of spectacular scenery, marine life and maritime heritage, Coron Island offers some of Palawan's most memorable island experiences.