Kayangan Lake is famous for its incredibly clear and turquoise waters. Visitors often describe the lake as a paradise due to its untouched beauty. The journey to Kayangan Lake involves a hike up a steep limestone hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Coron Island and the surrounding azure seas.

One of the unique features of Twin Lagoon is the phenomenon of thermal stratification, where layers of warm and cold water form due to the varying temperatures at different depths. Visitors may notice a stark temperature contrast when swimming between the upper and lower layers of the lagoon.

Barracuda Lake offers fantastic opportunities for snorkeling. Visitors can marvel at the underwater rock formations, and, if they are lucky enough, catch a glimpse of the barracuda that give the lake its name.

Twin Peaks Coral Garden is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in experiencing the beauty and diversity of Palawan's underwater world. Whether you're a snorkeler or underwater photographer, Twin Peaks promises an unforgettable marine adventure.

Like CYC Beach, Beach 91 offers powdery white sand and turquoise waters. It provides opportunities for sunbathing, swimming, and relaxing by the shore.

Whether you're snorkeling or simply admiring the beauty of the coral reefs from the surface, Balinsasayaw Reef promises an immersive and memorable encounter with Palawan's marine biodiversity.

This is where we serve lunch. You may also enjoy the resort's amenities while in the area.