Coron, The Cool
Went to Coron last week aka Busuanga aka the Philippine Safari. 
5 days in the middle of the end of the semester might have been a bad idea but Coron was picturesque and a aquaman’s heaven. Calauit was hot safari with zebras and giraffes that we fed by hand. All prey no predators in Calauit other than local rebel groups.
The best place to eat in Coron Hand up pants down! 
Coron Bistro, ate there 3 times, twice for breakfast and at the price it was great, yet oily. I would really recommend the traditional breakfast: two eggs, bacon, fresh French bread, real butter yes not margarine, and applesauce.
Coron is definitely a place to return too yet I wonder what the might El nido has to offer. This was a great trip and my highlights where Malcapuya Island where we saw giant clams like in 100 Island’s and boracay like beach and snorkeling coral garden and the shipwreck. 
Great beaches, great town, great food and lakes that aren’t salty is Busuanga, Coron. I like the beach but don’t like the salt water feeling especially after drying up without rinsing with fresh water. Coron offers a beach lover’s, snorkel lover’s, and nature lover’s dream. 
We stayed at the Darayonan Resort in Coron. I found the place great and reasonably priced. The pricing is from 700 for one person to 2500p a room or more depending on accommodation. The food here is mediocre and would recommend eating elsewhere. Internet is also not really available here. No wifi so that was a downer. There was a place 3 blocks or so away on the highway that had an internet café at 30p an hour. Goodbye Coron! 
Expenses Item Cost
Travel factor Deposit 5000
Purchased Items
Toothpaste 8
Soap 15
taxi 120
terminal fee 200
cinnebon 140
coconut 10
water 30
bistro bacon sandwich 100
palamig 5
pancit 20
water refill 5
mami 50
halo-halo 60
bistro breakfast 120
internet 15
travel factor fee 2100
two island fees 160
juice 50
taho 10
coron bistro 130
terminal fee 20
bus 20
lrt 12
Flight 1500 rt
TRIP TOTAL = 9900
snorkel set 1900
TOTAL SPENT = 11800
