Philippines - Coron Island, Palawan

Palawan is located in the southern part of the Philippines. Coron is one of the most famous islands in Palawan. This place is recommended for friends who love diving. The waters around Coron Island have been designated as a world natural protected area, and Kayangan Lake is hailed as the cleanest lake in the Philippines. The beautiful scenery and peaceful environment make people forget their troubles, and it is simply a paradise on earth that busy city dwellers yearn for. No wonder Coron Island was selected as the world's best travel destination for 2013 by the famous travel guide "Lonely Planet". Near Kolon Island, there are many coral islands, and the surrounding waters are pollution-free. Coupled with the clear lake water, every spot is a favorite of divers. As long as you know how to snorkel, you can see the most magnificent coral reefs and colorful tropical fish in the underwater world. One of the must-visit places for snorkeling enthusiasts is Siete Picados, where the water is shallow. This island is surrounded by seven large limestone rock formations, hence its name. The waters around the island are also a special protected area, so the seawater is particularly clear. In the water, there are various marine creatures settled. "The residents" include soft corals and naked gill animals, as well as a large group of colorful tropical fish including surgeonfish, parrotfish, scorpionfish, and clownfish, as well as various marine organisms such as plate, table, peanut, and antler-shaped corals. These marine creatures are very hospitable. Whenever a sightseeing boat approaches, they are not scared away, but instead swarm up to compete for favorable positions. If you can scuba dive, you can even see more deep-sea marine life.