In the heartland of Coron, in Palawan province of the Philippines ... between majestic cliffs is so clear that you can see the rock formations, submerged trees, and small fish under the surface.

hop on a boat to neighboring Coron Island and experience the mind-boggling beauty of Kayangan Lake. Dubbed “the blue lagoon,” the world-famous lake is tucked among surreal rock formations ...

These rock formations, typical of the Coron region, frame the beach and provide the spectacular setting for which the island is renowned. The water at Banol Beach is exceptionally transparent.

Palawan visitors often have three destinations: Puerto Princesa, El Nido, or Coron ... and Snake Island. If you don’t have a fascination with natural rock formations now, you may just develop ...