Calauit Safari Park
About
The Philippines' own mini-safari on Calauit Island in northern Busuanga. Giraffes, zebras and antelopes roam freely alongside endemic animals like the Calamian deer and Palawan bearcat, and on many tours you get to hand-feed the giraffes with rangers in the morning. It's a long day from Coron town, so most join a tour that adds a beach stop such as North Cay or Rio Aplaya afterwards. A unique break from lagoons and lakes, especially with kids.
- Full day (about 9 hrs with transfers)Time to spend
- Dry season; morning feeding timeBest time to go
- About ₱2,500 per personPricey
- From Coron town, about 2-3 hours by van to Buluang port, then a short boat crossing to Calauit; most go via a tour with hotel pickup.Getting there
Why it’s gala-worthy
- Good for family trip, nature escape, photo walk and adventure
- Giraffes, zebras and antelopes roam freely alongside endemic animals like the Calamian deer and Palawan bearcat, and on many tours you get to hand-feed the giraffes with rangers in the morning.
- It's a long day from Coron town, so most join a tour that adds a beach stop such as North Cay or Rio Aplaya afterwards.
Know before you go
Private vehicles can park at the crossing point; tours handle transfers.
Shared day tours with transport, entrance and lunch typically cost a few thousand pesos; check Klook or local operators.
Where it is
Calauit Island, Busuanga, Palawan
By commuteFrom Coron town, about 2-3 hours by van to Buluang port, then a short boat crossing to Calauit; most go via a tour with hotel pickup.
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FAQ
Pwede bang pakainin ang giraffes?
Yes, many visits include morning feeding with park rangers.
Malayo ba from Coron town?
Yes, it's a full day trip, roughly 2-3 hours each way by land plus a short boat ride.
Is it kid-friendly?
Very. It's one of the best family stops in the Calamianes.