Why Visit Kayangan Lake?
Located on Coron Island, Kayangan Lake is one of Palawan's most visited attractions and a highlight of nearly every island-hopping tour. Visitors are rewarded with a short hike to the iconic viewpoint before descending to the lake, where calm, crystal-clear waters invite you to swim and relax.
The lake's unique mix of fresh and salt water creates exceptional water clarity, making it ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and underwater photography.
What to Expect
Your visit includes:
- A scenic boat ride from Coron Town
- A 10–15-minute hike with stairs
- The famous panoramic viewpoint
- Swimming in crystal-clear water
- Floating docks and designated swimming areas
Wear comfortable footwear, bring drinking water, and pack light, as you'll need to carry your belongings during the short hike.
Visiting Responsibly
Kayangan Lake is part of the ancestral domain of the Tagbanua people and a protected natural area. Help preserve its beauty by:
- Staying on designated paths and docks
- Wearing reef-safe sunscreen
- Avoiding litter and single-use plastics
- Not touching or damaging limestone formations
- Respecting local guidelines and wildlife
- Taking all your trash back with you
Responsible tourism helps keep the lake clean and enjoyable for everyone.
Practical Visitor Information
Location: Coron Island, Coron, Palawan
Access: Via licensed island-hopping tour from Coron Town
Best Time to Visit: November to May for calmer seas and clear weather
Bring:
- Swimwear
- Waterproof bag
- Drinking water
- Towel
- Water shoes or sandals
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Camera or action camera
