Island Hopping

 

Experience the beauty of our islands. Have Neptune Dive Center arrange an Island hopping trip for your group.  We can arrange trips near or far, and even overnight safaris.  We can even have lunch prepared on the boat so you don't have to worry about a thing.  Trip prices vary as to distance, number of passengers, and inclusions.  Send us an email today to book your trip. 

Coron Island

Our most popular tour, and the closest to Coron Town.  Here you can visit nice beaches, the lakes, and snorkeling spots, all with the limestone cliffs of Coron Island as a beautiful backdrop.  Some of the places you can visit include:  Siete Picados Marine Park, Kayangan Lake, Barracuda Lake, Twin Lagoons, Banol Beach, Beach 91, and Skeleton Wreck. 

Beach Bar-B-Que

Let Neptune Dive Center plan a fun day in the sun.  We can do anything from a simple grilled fish to a Lechon Baboy (whole roasted pig).  You can bring your own drinks, or we can provide them for you.  Just let us know what you want and we will take care of it for you.

Kingfisher Park

Located in Malbato, Kingfisher Park is a locally run eco-tourism resort and park.  It is an excellent place to chill out and commune with nature.  Activities include mangrove kayaking, bird watching, jungle trekking, and their very own evening firefly tour.  

Gunboats Tour

Great for nondivers who still want to see the World War 2 Japanese wrecks.  We have two shallow gunboats that can be seen by snorkelers.  Make sure to stop at Coral Gardens before you head home.  It is one of the nicest reefs in the area.  

 

Malcapuya and Banana Island

These two islands are about two hours south of Coron Town by banka boat.  Believe me, it is worth the journey.  Beautiful white sand beaches await you.  If the sun becomes too much you can rest in a hammock or go for a swim.  The snorkeling is great.  There are basic native style cottages available for people wishing to stay overnight.  Neptune Dive Center can help you make reservations.

Culion Island

Culion is a sleepy town just south of Coron Bay.  It is home to a church that was constructed from a Spanish era fort.  Its biggest claim to fame is the old leprosy sanitarium.  No longer in operation, there a museum detailing its history.

Caluit Game Park

On the north side of Busuanga is Caluit Park.  African animals were placed here under Marcos.  There are still zebras and giraffes.  It also houses endangered local species such as the Palawan deer and Palawan anteater.