Club Paradise Coron

Club Paradise occupies Dimakya Island near Busuanga, about a 30-minute boat transfer from Coron's Francisco B. Reyes airport, and is one of the longer-established resorts in the region, having operated since the 1980s. Accommodation is arranged in single-storey beach cottages and garden villas built in a simple tropical style with wide verandas, spread along a white-sand beach fringed by the island's own house reef, one of the healthier stretches of coral in the area. The main restaurant serves buffet-style Filipino and international meals with a beachfront bar for sunset drinks, and a swimming pool sits just back from the shoreline. The dive center runs PADI courses and reef trips, while snorkeling gear, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards are available directly off the beach; Irrawaddy dolphins are regularly sighted in the surrounding waters. The resort's pace is unhurried and geared toward divers, snorkelers and families looking for an accessible island escape rather than an ultra-luxury experience, with friendly, informal service throughout. Rooms are equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans and private verandas, and the resort's long tenure in the area gives its boat crews and dive staff particularly deep local knowledge of Coron Bay's reefs and wrecks, and complimentary kayak and stand-up paddleboard use makes it easy for guests to explore the shoreline independently between organized excursions.