Sangat Island Dive Resort, All-Inclusive in Coron

Sangat Island Dive Resort - Eco-friendly dive resort with WWII wrecks, 40km from Francisco B. Reyes Airport

Located on Sangat Island in Palawan, this eco-resort operates on 74 KW solar power system. Features 11 WWII shipwrecks within 5-30 minutes by boat. Houses PADI dive center with equipment rental, air/nitrox filling station with BAUER K14 compressors. Open-air restaurant serves seafood, international dishes. Two bars offer San Miguel beer, local craft beer, wines. Dive center provides training courses, guided wreck dives ranging 3-30 meters depth. Resort includes geothermal hot springs accessible by 30-minute kayak ride. Located 40km from Francisco B. Reyes Airport. Landmarks within 5km: Kalitang Beach (0.3km), Chindonan Island, Naglayan Island, Sunken Japanese Wrecks (0.5km), Apo Island (3.5km), Irako Shipwreck (3.5km).

Additional perks of the hotel

300-meter white sand beach

Marine sanctuary with coral gardens

Organic farm providing fresh produce

Diving equipment rental service

Sea kayaks available

Island hopping tours

Paddle boarding equipment

Rock climbing facilities

Nature trekking trails

Native massage services

Pool table in main bar

Marine research programs

Picnic lunch service for excursions

Room Options

22 accommodations including 10 beachside chalets (6x7m), 10 hillside chalets, and tri-level Lambingan Villa. Beachside chalets feature two double beds, western bathroom, bay-view terrace. Hillside chalets include two double beds, wet-room style bathrooms. Lambingan Villa offers private beach access, two queen beds in master bedroom, double and single bed in mezzanine, two bathrooms, kitchen area. Robinson Crusoe Cottage available for minimum 4-week stays with queen bed, kitchen, private terrace.

Other conveniences

220-volt electrical outlets

Ceiling fans

Mosquito-netted windows

Wet-room style bathrooms

Private terraces

Hammock lounges

Split-bamboo flooring

Hand-woven bamboo walls

Nipa Palm roofing

Three chalets with air conditioning

Three chalets with hot water

Solar-powered lighting