Siete Pecados Marine Park

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Siete Pecados (Seven Sins) is a cluster of seven small limestone islets just 10 minutes by boat from Coron town. The surrounding waters are a protected marine sanctuary with some of the most accessible and impressive snorkeling in Coron.

The coral here is vibrant and well-protected, with abundant fish life including clownfish, parrotfish, angelfish, and occasional sea turtles. The shallow areas between the islets are perfect for snorkeling even for beginners.

Because it's so close to town, Siete Pecados is often the first or last stop on island-hopping tours, or a standalone half-day trip.

  1. Siete Pecados is the closest island hopping stop to Coron town, about 10 to 15 minutes by boat from the pier, so it is usually the first or last stop of the day.
  2. It is a declared marine protected area, founded in 2005, and in April 2024 it won a Blue Park Award from the Marine Conservation Institute.
  3. Snorkellers must not touch, stand on or kick the coral, and boats moor to fixed buoys rather than dropping anchor, which is why the reef here is in visibly better condition than at the busier stops.
  4. Bring a mask if you can, and keep your life jacket on, as the current between the islets can pick up.
Item Price Note
Marine park fee P100 Per person. Funds the marine protected area, and normally already inside the tour package.
Coron Island Loop or Tour A P1,500-2,000 Per person, joiner rate. Siete Pecados is a standard snorkelling stop.
Snorkel gear hire P150 Per set. Not included in tour prices.

Prices in Philippine Pesos. Use the currency selector in the nav to see approximate conversions.

Local tip
Come early morning (before 9 AM) when the tour boats haven't arrived yet. The water is calmest and the fish are most active.

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