BUSUANGA ISLAND
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Busunga Island is composed of two towns, Busuanga and Coron but the place is most popular to tourists simply as Coron. Because of the numerous wonderful, and more superior beaches and tourist spots in Coron, Ocamocam has not been placed on the must list for those visiting Coron. – Text from: https://philippinebeach.wordpress.com/2014/09/19/ocamocam-beach-new-busuanga-busuanga-busuanga-island-palawan/
Busuanga is the largest Island of the Calamian archipelago in the Northern part of Palawan province in the Philippines. Nice beaches, gentle landscape, good hiking and great diving make the island a good holiday destination.
Wreck diving is the main attraction and many Japanese ships wait patiently for you under the sea. Nearby Coron Island has the beautiful Kayangan and Barracuda lakes the latter is known for its thermoclines and fabled gigantic barracudas. Text from: http://wikitravel.org/en/Busuanga_Island
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The Municipality of Busuanga in the Province of Palawan, where Coron Island is located, is situated on the western side of the Philippines and under Region IV-B group. Getting there from Manila, the easiest and most convenient way is by booking yourself an airplane flight.
From Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3, NAIA T3, you can book a flight to Busuanga Airport (Flight Code: USU) through two of the country’s flight carrier, PAL Express (formerly Airphil Express) and Cebu Pacific Air. There are other local airline carriers like Zest Air and SEAir and you may regularly check if they have available flights to Busuanga (Coron). Text from: http://www.travelandcount.com/2013/04/Coron-Island-Palawan-Getting-There-and-Getting-Around-Transportation-Options.html
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Palawan – The Most Beautiful Island in the World
Where is Palawan and How to Get There
Interesting Places to Visit in Palawan
Colorful Festivals and Events to Watch in Palawan
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