Price starts at
210,000 Php
Model
Lagoon 46
Cabins
4
Guests
Up to 8 for multi-day, 20 for day tour
Length Overall
47’’7’ | 14.5 m

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Unlock the secrets of Coron with a yacht adventure that brings you face-to-face with extraordinary island landscapes, powder-white sand beaches, vibrant coral gardens, and historic WWII shipwrecks. From breathtaking sunrises to unforgettable sunsets and starry nights, each moment promises a new discovery. A 5-day El Nido package can also be arranged to extend your adventure.

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Lagoon 46

All-inclusive Yacht Stay

Captain + Crew

Food & Water

Fuel for Yacht & Dinghy

FREE Starlink Wi-Fi Internet

Van Transfers

Destination Fees

Fresh Sheets, Towels, & Toiletries

Snorkeling Equipment

Kayak, Stand-up Paddle, etc.

Daily Cleaning

Fast 20hp Dinghy

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Key Features

Length Overall : 47'7" | 14.5 m
Beam : 26'10'' | 7,96 m
WiFi : FREE Starlink Wi-Fi Internet
Gears & Toys : Snorkeling Equipment, Kayak, Stand-up Paddle, TRX
Dinghy : 20 HP Dinghy

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Frequently Asked Questions

To get to Coron from Manila, the fastest option is a direct flight from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) to Francisco B. Reyes Airport in Busuanga, which takes about an hour. Major airlines like Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirSWIFT operate daily flights. From the airport, it’s a 30-45 minute van ride to Coron town, where our meetup point is—Jolo Harbor.
Alternatively, you can take a ferry with 2GO Travel from Manila North Harbor, though the journey takes 11-13 hours and operates once or twice a week. Flights are the quickest and most convenient option for most travelers.

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Dry season is usually between November and May. This is the best time to go sailing with the lowest chances of typhoons and usually nice and sunny weather. In any case, our team constantly monitors weather updates. Should bad weather be expected, Palawan Yacht Expedition reserves the right to reschedule the trip for the crew and guests’ safety.

For guests who won’t be involved in sailing, here’s a simplified list of essential items to bring:

  • Personal Gear:
    • Weather-appropriate clothing
    • Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
    • Non-slip footwear
    • Personal medications
    • Towel and toiletries
  • Food and Drink:
    • Snacks and drinks
    • Bottled water
    • Any dietary preferences or restrictions
  • Documentation:
    • Personal identification (passport or ID card)
  • Entertainment and Comfort:
    • Books, magazines, or e-readers
    • Camera or smartphone
    • Chargers for electronic devices
  • Miscellaneous:
    • Cash
    • Insect repellent
    • Motion sickness medication (if prone to seasickness)

Three meals per day, made from fresh and local ingredients are included in the package. Please share with us if you have any dietary preferences or restrictions so we can adjust the menu accordingly.

Drinking water will be available. Alcoholic drinks are not included and will need to be purchased before coming onboard.