Sangat Island Dive Resort

This is genuinely one of the best places I have ever stayed. The people working there are amazing. The location is INSANE and there is so much diving to be done. Dive shop staff are relaxed and motivated to get you on as many dives as possible. If you are happy to go without AC and to make sacrifices for the environment, Enjoy! Full board was great. Highly recommend!

理解在這樣的海島，人類體驗要為環保做出讓步，但是星鏈提供wifi 並不影響任何環保，酒店房間卻毫無信號； 這裏不僅是環保了，還略微偏執 當然環境是美的，服務人員也耐心而和善 但是：1.接機遲到1小時，毫無歉意；2.前台電話根本打不通，大部分時候沒人接；3.酒店不會主動發郵件告知接機事宜，我是出發前三天，在攜程特意要的郵箱，主動聯絡；4.即使你有不可抗力導致不能入住，也是不退房費的，我因為航司問題延誤到第二天，房費一分不退；5.**優先，我在預訂的房型沒有變化、未被提前告知的情況下，辦理入住時被告知要求第二天換房間，理由是我那間有人預訂了，其實就是同一個房型，把更好的位置（更靠近海的）讓給**，我衹能去離海灘最遠的邊角位置；6.還是**優先，我預訂三天，第一天不沒入住，第二天入住後要求第三天換房，換房時沒給我鑰匙，我要求他們提供鑰匙，原地等了10分鐘，工作人員姍姍來遲，在還有10米到達的時候，有個**諮詢問題，工作人員調頭先引導**，忙完才過來； 但是也不是所有人都那麼差勁，旁邊潛店的人都很好，尤其是年輕的身上紋了水母的小夥子，這家潛店很專業服務很好

服務很好，環境很好，青山綠水。提前與酒店約定去Zuri酒店接到島上，很貼心（攜程上的酒店聯繫電話是錯誤的，自己找到官網才有了電話）。住的都是吊腳樓，很有特色，每個房間2張床，第一晚狂風大作、海浪滔天，聽着外面的動靜有點害怕，房間的窗户都是紗窗，無法關閉，還好有個床不靠近窗户。酒店的餐飲簡約、味道還可以，全天候提供薑茶、咖啡、牛奶、餅乾。酒吧的西瓜汁很貴，500多比索，是其他酒店的一倍價格。由於不會深潛，在酒店預訂的第二天下午1點半日遊，沒想到第二天快中午告訴我沒船，在我的堅持下，酒店協調了一條船，半日遊的海上温泉很值得一玩。酒店的浮潛用具和腳蹼不免費，但價格適中。

早上趕到鎮上的潛店，卻得知説有颱風海警不讓去沉船那邊，建議我可以去這家度假村，這個度假村就在沉船潛點旁，隨時可以潛，於是臨時下的訂的單。度假村包接送，在鎮中心三岔路口有辦公室，十點發車過去。本來就是去潛水的，對酒店沒有太大期待，沒想到酒店卻是意外的驚喜，島上的接待人員非常熱情，從碼頭接人開始都滿臉笑容，這場景像極了在馬代。一島一酒店，環境非常贊，建築風格有點像六善，但對我而言有一點美中不足的是房間沒有空調，雖然也不是很熱。酒店包三餐，但餐飲比較簡單，可能是因為客人不多，不是自助，每餐三個菜，一個沙拉，一個主菜，一個時蔬，味道基本都不錯。晚餐還有甜點冰淇淋。度假村老闆和管理也很友好，我們一起在rock bar喝酒聊天，一起晚餐。最後説重點，我是來潛水的，對於科隆沉船潛水我甚至都不用比較就可以斷言這家潛水度假村絕對是最棒的。得天獨厚的地理位置，鎮上的潛店都要坐一個多小時的船過來，而且每潛上來的都衹能在船上晃着等下一潛。住這裏就不一樣，潛點都在度假村周邊，每潛都回來休息，感覺跟PG一樣，非常舒適，對暈船人士尤其友好。潛導Josh是個有趣的大男孩，另外感謝他在Neptune dive的老爸Ronaldo，感謝他給我推薦這麼好的潛水度假村。

Our experience at Sangat Island Dive Resort in Coron, Philippines was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and hospitality by every member of the staff. The entire team made me feel completely at home — always polite, attentive, and professional. The level of service throughout the resort was outstanding, creating an atmosphere that is both relaxing and inspiring for anyone who loves the ocean. What made this trip truly unforgettable was completing my PADI Wreck Diving Certification as well as my Enriched air diving certification here. I had the privilege of training with the incredible instructor Tom Wood, who is without a doubt one of the best instructors I could have hoped for. Tom is calm, patient, and extremely professional. His teaching style is encouraging and supportive, and he works tirelessly to ensure you feel safe, capable, and confident underwater. He didn’t just teach the course — he genuinely built my confidence as a diver. Every briefing was clear, every dive was carefully guided, and his positive attitude made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The highlight of the trip was diving the Olympia Maru WWII shipwreck, which was absolutely mind-blowing. Descending into such an iconic wreck was a dream come true, and experiencing it for the first time is something I will never forget. Seeing the structure emerge from the blue and exploring a real piece of history underwater felt surreal — even now it still feels unreal that I actually did it. The diving around Coron is world-class, but what makes Sangat truly special is the people. The professionalism of the dive team, the welcoming atmosphere of the resort staff, and the breathtaking wreck dives combine to create an experience that is simply exceptional. If you’re dreaming of wreck diving, improving your skills, or experiencing some of the most fascinating dives in the world, Sangat Island Dive Resort is the place to do it. I cannot recommend it highly enough — and if you have the chance to dive with Tom Wood, you are in the very best hands. An unforgettable experience, incredible diving, and a dream achieved.

was our third stay at Sangat over a ten-year period, and it will probably be the last. The resort is charming, and it has a discreet coral reef right in front of the beach. At low tide, it’s perfectly fine; at high tide, however, it doesn’t quite do Philippine beaches — with their famously powder-fine sand — full justice. That said, Sangat is, first and foremost, a diver’s island. As the dive manager, Tom, explained to us: rides on the (two) dive boats are reserved for divers, their friends, and their families. These lucky sods get to explore sunken Japanese shipwrecks and snorkel over some genuinely good reefs. If you are not one of them, beware: snorkeling offshore is only possible if there happens to be a spare seat on the boat. Apparently, wasting precious petrol on non-divers is simply not on (I guess the other times we stayed we were dam lucky). Food can be good for an all-inclusive resort, especially if you’re not too attached to local cuisine and are happy with spring rolls, pasta, minestrone, and other international greatest hits. Having said all that, I’ve clearly outgrown cold showers and desalinated water — especially when you can’t even splurge on purified water, let alone (heaven forbid) mineral water. And the days when everyone has to huddle in a rather dark restaurant to access “precious Wi-Fi” are, frankly, over — particularly since the resort uses Starlink and a few extra routers would instantly put it on par with other remote islands we’ve visited. On the positive side, the staff are genuinely lovely and extremely friendly, which almost makes you forget you’re rationing bandwidth and cold showers — almost.