Palawan destination
Busuanga & Calamianes resorts
Northern Palawan’s island group, reached through Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU)
A Calamianes resort arrival often has two hand-offs: a road transfer from Francisco B. Reyes Airport across Busuanga Island, then a boat for properties on a separate island. Tell us the actual resort, not only “Coron”, and we can quote the right combination without leaving a connection to chance.
What you should know before you book
- Busuanga Island is the largest island in the Calamian group in northern Palawan and contains both Coron municipality and Busuanga municipality.
- Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU) is on Busuanga Island and is the air gateway used for Coron town and resorts across the Calamianes.
- A stay on Busuanga Island can be reached from the airport by road, while resorts on Culion or smaller offshore islands need an onward boat connection.
- Coron town is on Busuanga Island; Coron Island, including Kayangan Lake, is a separate island reached by boat.
- Culion is a separate island municipality in the Calamianes, so “Coron airport transfer” alone is not enough detail to identify the final leg.
We publish facts, not fares. Prices depend on the vehicle or boat, your group size, waiting time and the season, so every trip is quoted individually — free and with no obligation.
What we can quote for Busuanga & Calamianes resorts
- Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU) transfers to Coron town and Busuanga Island resorts
- Road-and-boat arrival plans for resorts on Culion and smaller Calamian islands
- Private cars and vans sized around your group and luggage
- Return transfers coordinated around the flight and the resort’s boat hand-off
- Multi-stop stays combining a Calamianes resort with Coron town or El Nido
Pair it with
- El NidoLimestone karst islands, lagoons and the classic lettered island-hopping tours.
- CoronLakes, lagoons and WWII wrecks, in a separate island group reached by air or sea.
- Puerto Princesa airport transfersWhere almost every Palawan trip starts — and where the long drives north begin.
- Underground River (Sabang)A UNESCO World Heritage site with a daily visitor cap — plan it, don’t wing it.
- Port BartonA quiet fishing village on Pagdanan Bay, on the same road that continues on to El Nido.
- San Vicente & Long BeachA quieter mainland base with a long west-facing beach and its own airport gateway.
- Honda Bay island hoppingPair the road transfer to the wharf with an island day through a licensed local boat operator.
- Nacpan BeachA mainland beach day for travellers who want sand and sunset without boarding a boat.
Tell us your Palawan trip. We will price it properly.
Free, no obligation, and no payment to ask. If a leg does not make sense on your dates, we will say so rather than sell it to you.