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The expedition at a glance

Duration — 3 days, 2 nights

Route — El Nido to Coron or Coron to El Nido, through Linapacan and Culion

Nights — bahay kubo on the beach, two guests per kubo

Meals — three a day, included

Departs — San Fernando Port, El Nido, or Coron Port

Rates — from ₱19,000 per person

Recognition — Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice, 2023–2026

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El Nido–Coron Boat Expedition — 3 Days, 2 Nights

Regular price ₱19,000.00
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Rates are in PHP, per person, and are based on your travel dates.

Off-Peak Season rates are PHP 19,000

Peak Season rates are PHP 19,800

OFF-PEAK SPECIAL **SAVE ₱2000 PER PERSON**

Pay only ₱17,000 per person

Book for travel up to 31 October 2026 Use code OFFPEAK2026

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    A three-day, two-night (3D2N) island-hopping expedition between El Nido and Coron in Palawan, in either direction, through the islands of Linapacan and Culion. Days are spent snorkelling reefs and landing on remote beaches; nights, in bahay kubo at island camps on the beach. All meals are included, and much of the food is grown on our own farm.

    How the three days unfold

    Day one. The expedition leaves El Nido or Coron in the morning. By afternoon we are among islands the day tours never reach, with two or three stops to swim and snorkel before arriving at the first camp for sunset.

    Day two. A full day in Linapacan — reefs, sandbars and remote beaches. The second night is at a different camp.

    Day three. Final island stops, then the crossing into Coron or El Nido, arriving in the afternoon.

    There is no fixed route. Our crew reads the sea and the weather each morning and chooses the day's islands accordingly — which is why no two expeditions are quite the same.

    The trip starts before the boat does

    At San Fernando port, the Keelooma Dance Troupe performs tinikling as each expedition leaves for Coron — and again when the boat comes in from it.

    The troupe are full-time members of our team, because a tradition lasts when its dancers can devote themselves to it rather than perform it now and then. Tinikling is the Philippine national dance, performed between moving bamboo poles. Guests are usually invited to try it, and usually do.

    Nights ashore

    Both nights are spent in bahay kubo, the Philippine house of bamboo and nipa, set on the beach and cooled by the sea air. Each has a mattress, bedding, pillow and mosquito net.

    Each kubo is shared by two guests. Couples share; solo travellers are paired with another solo guest.

    Toilets and showers are clean but simple, and follow the traditional Filipino tabo practice. Some of the islands we stop at are home to small fishing communities, and we ask guests to respect their privacy and way of life.

    Food from our own farm

    Much of what we cook is grown at Kaseledan, our farm in Sibaltan, and goes from the field to the boat. The rest comes from Sibaltan's fishermen and market, and from the communities along the route. Meals are shared together, on board and at camp — three a day, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options if you tell us in advance.

    Price and Inclusions

    Rates are in PHP, per person.

     Season  Travel dates Rates
    Off-Peak 1 Sept 2026 – 31 Oct 2026 PHP 19,000
    Peak 1 Nov 2026 – 20 May 2027 PHP 19,800
    Off-Peak 21 May 2027 – 31 Oct 2027 PHP 19,000

    Your rate is based on your travel dates.

    Includes:

    • Boat excursion to 2 to 3 remote islands per day

    • Two nights accommodation in shared kubos with mattress, bedding, pillow, and mosquito net

    • Buffet meals, snacks, and drinks including water, juice, tea, and coffee

    • Snorkel and mask

    • Complimentary sundowner drinks (limited)


    Excludes:

    • Towels and toiletries

    • Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages

    • Flights to and from El Nido or Coron

    • Pre or post tour accommodation

    • Travel insurance

    • Eco Tourism Development Fee (ETDF)


    Packing Essentials

    • Dry bag

    • Swimwear

    • Sunglasses

    • Sunscreen

    • Hat / Cap

    • Towel

    • Light clothing

    • Flip flops

    • Reef shoes

    • Flashlight

    • Mosquito repellent

    • Something warm for the evening

    • Good book to enjoy by the sea

    Questions Guests Ask

    How much does the El Nido to Coron expedition cost?

    From ₱19,000 per person for three days and two nights. For travel from 1 November 2026 the rate is ₱19,800. Both include all meals, both nights of accommodation, snorkelling equipment, guide and crew, and the environmental fees for Linapacan and Culion. The same price applies in either direction.

    How long does it take, and what time does it leave?

    Three days and two nights. Guests meet at 7:30 AM on day one, arriving at around 5:00 PM on day three. Travelling to Coron, you meet at our office in Lio, Villa Libertad, El Nido. Travelling to El Nido, you meet at Coron Port.

    Can I travel from Coron to El Nido instead?

    Yes. The expedition runs in both directions, on the same boats with the same crew, at the same price. Travelling to El Nido, the boat lands at San Fernando port, followed by a 45-minute jeepney to TownSquare in El Nido town.

    Where do we sleep?

    Both nights are spent in a bahay kubo — a traditional beachfront hut of bamboo and nipa — at island camps reachable only by boat. Each has a mattress, pillow, blanket and mosquito net, and is shared by two guests. Solo travellers are given two separate beds.

    What are the toilets and showers like?

    The boat has a toilet with a bucket flush, cleaned throughout the day. The island camps have toilets and showers with running water, kept clean but simple — expect a bucket and dipper rather than a hot shower, following the traditional Filipino tabo practice.

    How many guests are on each expedition?

    Our boats take 22 to 26 guests, depending on the vessel. Groups are mixed — solo travellers, couples and small groups, from many countries and age ranges.

    Is the crossing rough, and what if I get seasick?

    Conditions are calmest in April and May and choppiest from December to March. The crew adjust the route daily to the sea, and expeditions sail only when the Coast Guard permits. If you are prone to seasickness, bring anti-motion sickness medication and take it before boarding.

    What is the food like, and can you cater for dietary requirements?

    All meals are included and cooked fresh by our crew — three a day, plus snacks, water, juice, tea and coffee. Much of the produce comes from our own farm at Kaseledan in Sibaltan. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free requirements are handled with advance notice; tell us when you book.

    What is included, and what is not?

    Included: all meals, two nights in a bahay kubo, snorkelling equipment, life jackets, a DOT-accredited guide and crew, limited complimentary drinks, and the environmental fees for Linapacan and Culion. Not included: El Nido's ₱400 and Coron's ₱200 environmental fees, beers, airport transfers and travel insurance.

    What happens if the weather is bad?

    Expeditions sail only when weather and Coast Guard advisories permit, and the crew change the route rather than the plan. If the Coast Guard prevents a departure, you choose a full refund of your deposit or rebooking to another date. Travel insurance covering trip disruption is required.

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