Featuring stunning overwater bungalows on stilts above Coron Bay, this resort offers unmatched views of the limestone karst islands from its decks and private plunge pools. The resort's dive center is one of the best-equipped in Coron with access to nearby WWII wrecks.
Two Seasons Coron Island Resort & Spa sits on the Malaroyroy Peninsula overlooking Coron Bay, about a 20-minute boat ride from Busuanga's Francisco B. Reyes airport and Coron town proper. The resort is built as a cluster of overwater bungalows on stilts alongside land-based villas, styled with dark timber and thatched roofs that echo traditional Filipino architecture while facing directly onto the karst-studded bay. Bungalows include private decks and, in higher categories, plunge pools with unobstructed views of the limestone islands. The main restaurant serves Filipino and Asian-fusion dishes with a strong emphasis on fresh seafood, complemented by a bar built out over the water. The spa offers massage and wellness treatments in open-air pavilions, and there is an infinity pool alongside a full-service dive center that runs trips to Coron's famous WWII Japanese shipwrecks and nearby lakes such as Kayangan and Barracuda. Service leans toward couples and dive enthusiasts, with dive packages, sunset cruises and airport transfers arranged directly through the resort. Breakfast is served buffet-style with a la carte options, and the resort operates its own boats for day trips to Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon and the Coron reef system so trips do not depend on shared tour operators.
Amenities
- overwater bungalows
- plunge pools
- dive center
- restaurant
- bar
- spa
- kayaks
- infinity pool
Location
Malaroyroy Peninsula, Coron, Palawan
12.0000, 120.1800 View on map
Highlights
- Overwater bungalows with private decks facing Coron Bay's limestone karsts
- On-site dive center with access to Coron's WWII wreck sites
- Infinity pool and open-air spa pavilions
- Waterfront bar and restaurant specializing in fresh seafood
Tips for visiting
- Fly into Busuanga (Francisco B. Reyes Airport) then transfer by resort boat, roughly 20 minutes
- Book a plunge-pool bungalow for the best views of the bay
- Reserve wreck-diving excursions in advance during peak season
- Sunset is best viewed from the overwater bar