Service· Busuanga· Philippines

Coron Fuel and Water

11° 59.5′ N · 120° 12.7′ E

Diesel and petrol in Coron come from roadside stations, not a fuel dock: you jerry-jug it by dinghy or have drums trucked to the wharf.

Practical

Noonsite: fuel can be delivered in drums to the wharf or jerry-jugged by dinghy. Hackingfamily (2022): diesel available in Coron at a little more than in the population centres (about US$1.50/litre in the cities that year; verify locally). Stations mapped in OpenStreetMap: Filoil right behind the port (this point), Sinamay Gasoline Station near the port road, Petron at the west end of town (11.9929N 120.1990E) and Shell, Petron and Caltex along the national road toward the airport. Hire a tricycle to carry jugs. Drinking water: Wikivoyage notes refill shops (Aquapure) sell large containers; bottled water is everywhere. No yacht water dock is documented; Busuanga Bay and Port Caltom have springs for jug-filling (see those entries).

Best for

Topping up diesel and water before heading south

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