El Nido to Cabayugan
Leave at eight from Corong-Corong. Snorkelling at Pinasil cave, lunch on the boat, then across to the first camp as the light goes.
Night: Beach camp, tents providedDay by day
A slow boat between El Nido and Coron, stopping where the ferries cannot. Three nights camped on the sand, no resorts, no wifi, and a cook who works from a fire on the beach.
The Linapacan chain
The clearest water on the route. Three snorkel stops, a fishing village for fresh catch, and a long afternoon crossing.
Night: Beach camp, LinapacanCulion and the reefs
Reef stops in the morning and a walk up to the old town in the afternoon. Last night on the sand.
Night: Beach camp, CulionInto Coron
One wreck snorkel if the water is right, then into Coron town by early afternoon.
What's included
Included
- All meals, cooked on board and on the beach
- Tent, mat and sleeping bag
- Snorkel gear and mask
- All boat fares and island fees
- English-speaking guide and crew
Not included
- Alcohol
- Accommodation in El Nido or Coron
- Tips for the crew
- Travel insurance
Bring
- Dry bag — the most important thing you will pack
- Reef-safe sunscreen and a long-sleeved rash guard
- Torch or head lamp
- Cash — there are no machines after El Nido
- Motion sickness tablets if you are unsure
- A book. There is no signal for four days.
₱18,500
per person, everything except alcohol and tips
- Departures
- Mondays and Thursdays, 8:00am, year round except September
- Meeting point
- Corong-Corong pier, El Nido, 7:30am
- Booking
- Half deposit to hold a place. Boats fill three to four weeks ahead in high season.
Keep this on your phone for the trip. There is no signal out
there. Once you've opened this page it stays saved — the route, the packing
list and the crew's number all work with no connection at all.
Add to your home screen before you leave the pier.