Coron Island, Island in the Philippines
Coron Island is known for its crystal-clear waters, white-sand beaches, and lush green mountains.
The island has several World War II wrecks underwater, attracting divers worldwide.
Its indigenous Tagbanua people consider Coron Island sacred.
Visitors typically explore the island by boat and can engage in various water sports.
It's a popular site for wreck diving due to numerous sunken Japanese warships.
Location: Palawan
Capital city: Cabugao
Population: 2500
Elevation above the sea: 600 m
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