Underground River Hostel
Hostel
Day 1
Thrill season• Himalayan passes, snow treks and open water Find your next one
Six days of karst lagoons, an underground river and wreck snorkelling. The same islands on joiner boats and in hostels, with the Underground River as an optional add-on.
Puerto Princesa is the entry point and not much more; the islands are north.
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| Baywalk |
| Immaculate Conception Cathedral |
Eight kilometres of navigable river inside a limestone cave. Permits are capped daily and must be booked ahead.
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| Puerto Princesa Subterranean River |
| Sabang |
Big Lagoon is entered by kayak only — motorboats are banned inside, which is why it is still quiet water.
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| Big Lagoon |
| Small Lagoon |
| Secret Lagoon |
| Shimizu Island |
The crossing is open water and gets rough. Take something if you are prone to it.
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| Coron town |
| Mount Tapyas |
Coron Bay holds a sunk Japanese supply fleet from 1944, and some of it is shallow enough to snorkel.
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| Kayangan Lake |
| Twin Lagoon |
| Skeleton Wreck |
Busuanga is a small airport with few flights; the schedule dictates this day.
All accommodations are subject to change
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Day 1
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Days 2, 3
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Days 4, 5
5 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 1 dinner across 6 days, at camp. It opens with dinner on day 1 and closes with breakfast on day 6.
8 meal services named in the itinerary. Vegetarian and vegan covered; Jain, gluten-free and allergies on notice at booking
Instruction was patient — I came in nervous and finished wanting to book the next level. Would book with them again.
Boat was crowded. Fine for the diving, less fine for the surface intervals.
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Kit was in good condition, which matters more than people realise.
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