CILYC
| El Nido to Coron
Frontier
Voyage
Palawan's most secluded waters
A private sailing expedition through hidden lagoons, limestone cliffs, and anchorages few travelers ever reach. The passage itself becomes the destination.


| The Experience
Far from the routes
everyone else sails.
A private sailing expedition through Palawan's most secluded waters — hidden lagoons, limestone cliffs, and anchorages few travelers ever reach. Aboard CILYC's private trimaran, the passage between El Nido and Coron becomes the destination itself — the voyage carries the same weight as the places it leads to.

Pristine Lagoons
Turquoise water held between limestone walls — Big Lagoon, Secret Lagoon, and the quiet stretches between them.
What defines the passage
Experience Highlights

Vibrant Reefs
Cobra Island's reefs and the marine sanctuaries off Linapacan, where the water stays clear enough to see everything below.

Secluded Beaches
Sandbars and hidden beaches with no one else on them — the kind of quiet that's hard to find anywhere else in Palawan.

The Vessel & Crew
The entire vessel, private to you — captain, crew, fuel, and a licensed expedition guide throughout.
What's included in your voyage

Dining & Refreshments
All meals onboard, welcome refreshments, and a selection of rum and coke, gin and tonic, and beer.

Water Activities
Snorkeling gear, water carpet, banana boat, and other water activities, along with beach towels and life jackets.

Fees & Logistics
Environmental fees and other expedition-related costs, arranged in advance so nothing is left to figure out once you're underway.
| Voyage Options
Choose your depth of passage
3 Days / 2 Nights
The Short Passage
A short, immersive expedition through hidden lagoons, remote beaches, and pristine anchorages.
$6,264
USD, 8 guests, all inclusive
Starting From
DAY 1
Darocotan to Bulawit
The first day moves through Darocotan, Calibangbangan, and Tacling Islands, ending with turtle watching at Bulawit.
DAY 2
Cobra Island
Cliff jumping at Malubutglubut Island and the reefs of Cobra Island fill the second day.
DAY 3
Culion and Kayangan Lake
The day winds down at Culion Island and Kayangan Lake, with quiet beaches along the way for reflection.
4 Days / 3 Nights
The Extended Passage
A slower-paced expedition with deeper exploration and extended time in remote islands.
$9,395
USD, 8 guests, all inclusive
Starting From
DAY 1
Darocotan to Bulawit
The first day moves through Darocotan, Calibangbangan, and Tacling Islands, ending with turtle watching at Bulawit.
DAY 2
Cobra Island
Cliff jumping at Malubutglubut Island and the reefs of Cobra Island fill the second day.
DAY 3
Culion and Kayangan Lake
The day winds down at Culion Island and Kayangan Lake, with quiet beaches along the way for reflection.
DAY 4
Barracuda Lake
The voyage closes at Barracuda Lake and Twin Lagoons — still water, and time to take it in before heading back.
5 Days / 4 Nights
The Complete Expedition
The complete Palawan expedition for travelers seeking extended sailing and complete disconnection.
$12,527
USD, 8 guests, all inclusive
Starting From
DAY 1
El Nido's Lagoons
The voyage opens in El Nido — Big Lagoon's turquoise water, the hidden passage into Secret Lagoon, and a paddle through Small Lagoon, before Snake Island's sandbar and an afternoon at Nacpan Beach.
DAY 2
Darocotan to Linapacan
The route moves further out to Darocotan, Calibangbangan, and Tacling Islands, with snorkeling at Ginto and a stop at Lacalaca, turtle watching at Bulawit, and the clear waters of Linapacan to close the day.
DAY 3
Cobra Island
Cliff jumping at Malubutglubut Island and the reefs of Cobra Island anchor the middle of the voyage, with Cacayatan, Inapupan, Bolina, Decabaitot, and Dipalian Islands woven through the day.
DAY 4
Culion and Kayangan Lake
Culion Island's history and Ditaytayan's quiet sandbars lead into Banana Island and Bulog Dos, ending with the hike up to Kayangan Lake for the view over Coron.
DAY 5
Coron's Waters
The final day moves through Barracuda Lake, Kayangan Lake, and the Twin Lagoons, with snorkeling at Balinsasayaw Reef and Twin Peaks Coral Garden, CYC Beach and Beach 91 along the way, and a last sunset at Sunset Cove.

Three Private Cabins
Each with its own toilet and shower — quiet, comfortable spaces to retreat to between islands.

The Main Deck
A spacious deck built around an oversized day bed — the natural gathering point for sun, conversation, and slow afternoons.
Where the voyage happens
The trimaran, private to you — built for retreat between islands as much as for the sailing itself.
Life Aboard

Two Convertible Cabins
Flexible space that travels with you — extra room for belongings, or an additional bedroom when you need it.

Indoor Lounge
A shaded lounge with TV, for the quieter hours between excursions.

Connected at Sea
Starlink wifi onboard, so the disconnection is a choice, not a limitation.

The Skylounge
An elevated vantage point above deck, made for watching the islands pass and the sky change color.