Private island beachfront villa

Max 8 adults plus 6 - 8 children.

Price includes:
Private use of villa and beach
5 dedicated full time staff
Airport transfers to our island and back to the airport
Breakfast, lunch and dinner plus afternoon tea
Complimentary non motorised watersports
Tax

Absolute privacy, magnificent beach, private chef/butler, housekeeper, nanny, boatman and gardener all are par of the course at our beautiful beachfront hideaway. Situated just 40 minute drive from Coron airport (4 flights daily from Manila) and a further 10 minute private boat ride from the mainland.

Relax with a fresh coconut, a cold beer or a cocktail of choice on the beach with no one else in sight. Our beach is privately owned and is for your exclusive use only. Our staff although they may not be ex Hyatt trained, work tirelessly to ensure you have the holiday of your lifetime.

We have 4 beautifully appointed queen bedrooms, one of which has a bunkroom attached to accommodate up to 6 extra children. In all we can accommodate very comfortable up to 8 adults and 6 – 8 children. The bunkroom is also equipped with tv, dvd, playstation and karaoke.

Our friendly staff are on hand to prepare 3 meals a day plus snacks in between. A typical days meals would start with fresh organic fruit, cereal, eggs, toast and condiments. Lunch is usually fresh salads, chicken, breads and more fruit – with fresh coconut juice to wash it down. Afternoon tea is usually served Oceanside to compliment happy hour drinks while our team prepare a lush dinner of freshly caught seafood, assorted meats, woodfired vegetables, rice and some traditional Filipino favourites. Other menus include pizza, pasta, beach bbq, Thai feast or Balinese buffet.

Our price is all inclusive accommodation, all taxes, transfers and meals. All beverages including beer are at your own expense and can be bought at a very reasonable price from the local market on the mainland but spirits are not available and would have to be brought with you.

Our air-conditioned van will pick you up from the airport and bring you to our mainland wharf where our boatman will bring you the short 10 minute boatride across to our island where you will be greeted with a big smile and a complimentary welcome drink. All of our friendly staff speak English and have great knowledge of the local area.
Things to do…

While the most common pastime is relaxing and taking in the breathtaking beauty, there are options to get active. We have a catamaran, an outrigger canoe and windsurfer - all for your complimentary use plus volleyball, beach soccer and croquet.

There are several recommended tours we can arrange visiting other islands and secret coves none of which cost more than a few dollars per person. Our area is famous for being one of the best diving spots in the world so diving is also easy to arrange including a dive on one of the many shipwrecks in Coron Bay. During World War II, twelve Japanese ships containing military supplies were said to be anchored in Coron Bay, and when the US Navy launched an air attack, the ships sank went the way of Davy Jones's locker. The ships were later discovered near the island, lying on the sea floor 32 feet to 141 feet deep. The areas where these ships were found now are famous diving expedition spots around the island.

Following are the seven most popular shipwreck diving attractions in Coron:

Irako Refrigeration Ship – Possibly the best shipwreck dive in the Philippines. It has the best visibility of all wrecks in Coron because it is still mostly intact. There are also interesting species making the wreck their home. For expert divers, deep penetration through the engine room is also possible.

Taiei Maru – Located in Busuanga Island, this freighter tanker is the biggest ship wreck in Coron. There are hard corals, turtles, sea snakes and different species of fish including scorpion and trumpet fish.

Kogyo Maru – The Kogyo Maru was a Japanese freighter carrying building material supplies when it sank. The ship is still intact and the engine parts are still complete. There are hard and soft corals everywhere and divers will have close contact with barracuda swimming by – although, of course, it is advised not to get too close with that contact, given that they are barracuda.

Akitsushima - The Akitsushima was a seaplane carrier. It lies on her port side between the Culion and Busuanga Islands. The ship is almost broken into two parts but the crane for lifting seaplanes is still intact. There are barracudas, yellow fin tunas and batfishes in the wreck.

Olympia Maru – The Olympia Maru is a Japanese freighter located in Coron Bay near Tangat Island. There are many schools of fishes like banana fish, bat fish, puffer fish, scorpions and crocodile fish.

Okikawa Maru – Found in Busuanga Island, this is yet another contender for the title of best wreck dive in the Philippines. The whole ship is covered with exquisite corals, and a variety of marine life can be found in the surroundings. For experienced divers, penetration can be done through various rooms of the ship.

Kyokuzan Maru – The Kyokuzan Maru is a Japanese freighter found in the Northeast part of Busuanga Island. The ship is still intact. With many corals surrounding the wreck, it provides a good diving experience. There are also different species of fish around. Experienced divers may penetrate the wreck and find cars and trucks in the cargo room.

The Coron Bay in Palawan truly offers many great underwater adventure. The many sunken wrecks of Coron make for a good diving experience not only for expert divers but most especially for novice divers.