Spend nine hours aboard a private double-decker pontoon exploring Coron’s lakes, lagoons, wrecks and reef gardens. This family-friendly boat tour blends swims, short climbs and beachside lunch with local insights into the islands' wartime and geological past.
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The morning light in Coron splits off the limestone ridges in shafts of hard white; the harbor wakes slowly, and before long a two-level pontoon pushes away from the pier with a small cheering crowd on board. The upper deck basks in sun, promising room to stretch and sunbathe, while the shaded lower deck keeps cool like a retreat from the tropics. Over the next nine hours the boat becomes a private stage for a route through emerald lakes, reef gardens, WWII wrecks and sugar-white beaches.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
9 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate: able to climb short stair sections, swim short distances and stay active for several hours.
Wildlife
History
Several WWII shipwrecks around Coron, including the Skeleton Wreck, became artificial reefs after Allied airstrikes; these wrecks are now important dive and snorkel sites.
Conservation
Coron’s reefs are under pressure from tourism and bleaching—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching corals and support local guides who follow no-take rules.
Reserve your spot on the Coron Island Hopping via Private Double Decker Party Boat today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Protect fragile corals and avoid fines; regular sunscreens damage reefs—use reef-safe options and reapply on the boat.
Wear water shoes
Limestone steps and sharp reef sections are common at landing spots—protect your feet and increase traction.
Carry small cash
Entrance fees and local vendors at islands often accept cash only—bring small bills in a dry pouch.
Hydrate and pace swims
It’s a full-day outing in tropical heat—drink water between snorkeling sessions and avoid overexertion.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects both your skin and the coral reefs while providing sun protection during long exposure.
summer
Water shoes
Useful for rocky landings, reef areas and the steep steps at Kayangan Lake.
Dry bag (small)
Keeps phone, cash and a lightweight jacket dry during snorkeling and beach stops.
Light long-sleeve rash guard
Provides sun protection and warmth for cool swims or breezy crossings.
summer