
Our Destinations
Lombok, Indonesia
Lombok is a breathtaking Indonesian island where dramatic mountains, pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and rich local culture come together to create an unforgettable escape. Located just east of Bali, Lombok offers a more peaceful and authentic island experience, with fewer crowds and unspoiled natural beauty.
From the towering slopes of Mount Rinjani and spectacular waterfalls to the white-sand beaches of South Lombok, vibrant coral reefs, and the idyllic Gili Islands, the island is perfect for adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery. Visitors can enjoy surfing, snorkeling, diving, hiking, island hopping, or simply unwind in boutique resorts and luxury villas overlooking the ocean.
Lombok is also home to the indigenous Sasak people, whose traditions, craftsmanship, and warm hospitality add a unique cultural dimension to every visit. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, a family holiday, or an off-the-beaten-path adventure, Lombok offers a luxurious yet authentic tropical paradise that feels refreshingly untouched.
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Build Your Own Experience
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Cultural Experience
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Highlights Experience
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Surfing Experience
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Wellness Experience
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Wonders of the Land Experience
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Wonders of the Sea Experience




Getting there
Getting to Lombok is easy and flexible, with options depending on your budget, timeline, and starting point. The quickest way is a 25-minute flight from Bali or a direct international flight. If you prefer sea travel, you can choose between a fast boat (1.5 to 3.5 hours) or a public slow ferry (4 to 6 hours).
✈️ Option 1: By Air (Fastest & Most Convenient)
Flying is the most popular and hassle-free way to reach Lombok, especially if you have luggage or are prone to seasickness.
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From Bali: Direct flights from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) to Lombok International Airport (LOP) take about 25–40 minutes on airlines like Wings Air, TransNusa, and Citilink.
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International Options: There are also direct flights to Lombok from regional hubs like Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
🛳️ Option 2: By Fast Boat (Scenic & Direct to Tourist Areas)
If you are coming from Bali or the nearby Gili Islands, fast boats are a scenic way to travel directly to Lombok's northern ports or the Gili Islands.
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Routes: Boats depart from Padang Bai, Sanur, or Serangan in Bali. They generally arrive at Bangsal, Teluk Nare, or Senggigi in Lombok.
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Travel Time: 1.5 to 3.5 hours, depending heavily on sea conditions.
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Operators: Popular and reliable companies include Eka Jaya Fast Ferry, Blue Water Express, and Gili Getaway.
🛳️ Option 3: By Slow Ferry (Budget-Friendly)
If you are traveling on a strict budget or have a motorcycle, the public slow ferry is your best option.
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Route: Travels from Padang Bai (Bali) to Lembar Harbour (Lombok).
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Travel Time: 4 to 6 hours.
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Schedule: Operates 24 hours a day, with boats leaving roughly every hour.
Coron, Philippines
Coron is a world-renowned tropical destination celebrated for its crystal-clear lagoons, dramatic limestone cliffs, pristine white-sand beaches, and vibrant marine life. Located in northern Palawan, Coron offers an extraordinary blend of natural beauty, adventure, and tranquility, making it one of the country’s most sought-after island escapes.
Famous for iconic destinations such as Kayangan Lake and Twin Lagoon, visitors can enjoy unforgettable island-hopping tours, snorkeling over colorful coral gardens, diving among historic World War II shipwrecks, kayaking through emerald waters, and relaxing on secluded beaches. Nature lovers can also unwind in natural hot springs and take in breathtaking panoramic views from scenic viewpoints.
Whether you’re seeking adventure beneath the waves, romantic island escapes, or peaceful moments surrounded by untouched nature, Coron delivers an unforgettable experience with spectacular scenery, warm Filipino hospitality, and some of the most beautiful waters in the world.
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Build Your Own Experience
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Freedive Experience
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Highlights Experience
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Island Hopping Experience
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Speedboat Experience




Getting There
The fastest and most common way to get to Coron, Palawan is by flying into Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU) on Busuanga Island, followed by a 30-to-45-minute land shuttle into Coron Town Proper. Alternatively, you can take an overnight ferry.
✈️ Option 1: By Air (Fastest)
Coron's main gateway is Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU). Because the runway can only accommodate smaller turboprop aircraft, flight availability and routes depend heavily on your starting location:
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From Angeles: You can book direct domestic flights via carriers like Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, Air Swift and Sunlight Air. Note: Alternate routes, such as taking a point-to-point (P2P) bus from NAIA to Clark International Airport (CRK) and flying out via carriers like Sunlight Air or Cebu Pacific, are also widely used by travelers seeking budget-friendly options.
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From Cebu: Multiple daily direct flights are available via Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines, taking around 1 hour and 20 minutes.
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From El Nido: AirSwift operates direct flights connecting El Nido to Coron (about 40 minutes).
Getting to the town proper: Upon landing, shared tourist vans wait outside the terminal. They cost roughly ₱150 per person and drop you off directly at your hotel in Coron Town.
🛳️ Option 2: By Sea (Budget & Slow Travel)
If you prefer a slower, scenic journey or are island-hopping through Palawan, a ferry is an excellent choice.
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From El Nido: This is the most popular maritime route. Daily fast ferries (such as Montenegro Lines) take about 3.5 hours and cost around ₱2,600 ($50).
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From Manila: For a budget-friendly option, 2GO Travel operates overnight ferries from Manila North Harbor Pier 4 to Coron Port. The trip takes about 13 hours.
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From Puerto Princesa: You can take a 2GO ferry directly (roughly 13 hours) or travel by land via van to El Nido (5–6 hours) and catch the fast ferry to Coron from there.
All ferries dock at the Port of Coron, which is a quick 10-to-15-minute tricycle ride from the center of town.