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Overview
Coron Bay, located in the Calamian Islands of Palawan, is world-renowned for its exceptional World War II Japanese shipwrecks. These historical sites offer a unique and compelling diving experience amidst a diverse marine ecosystem.
Briefing note
Coron Bay is primarily known for its Japanese World War II wreck dives. Strong currents can be present on some sites.
What you'll see
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| Month | Water | Visibility | Current |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 27–29 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
| Feb | 27–29 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
| Mar | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
| Apr | 28–30 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
| May | 28–30 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
| Jun | 28–29 °C | 10–20 m | moderate |
| Jul | 28–29 °C | 10–20 m | moderate |
| Aug | 27–29 °C | 10–20 m | moderate |
| Sep | 27–29 °C | 10–20 m | moderate |
| Oct | 27–29 °C | 10–20 m | moderate |
| Nov | 27–29 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
| Dec | 27–29 °C | 15–25 m | mild |
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