Dive Link Resort

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• JeffQuiambao

  18 octubre 2014
  Home Away From Home

  April 24, 2010 I told my mom to pack her things because we will go to Coron, Palawan. She said "why don't you just give me the money". I replied "I think it's time for you to relax even for four days". When we arrived in the airport of Busuanga the staff of Dive Link welcomed us. Then when while we are on the boat to the island of the resort I was so excited. Then When we got to the island I literally ran to the place. It was beautiful. The place was really beautiful. The food? Sumptuous. I love the seafood buffet. The view from the dinning area is awesome. I love their swimming pool too. The wi-fi is quite fast. The staff are so accommodating. The use of the kayak is free. I had the best four days of my life there because I was with my mom and the place is perfect for me and my mom.

  

• Mahal2888

  21 enero 2015
  Coron decent resort very close to town

  I reserved a beach front family room last DEC 2014 for Christmas holidays, the size for 4 family members is fine but we need to share one bathroom, If you prefer a resort very close to Coron town with average budget, its recommendable to stay here esp they offer a free boat to the resort during the day. Semi beach front but not too ideal to swim, kayak is available and only one restaurant is available with limited menu but overall taste especially breakfast is satisfactory. It is fine that from 6 am to 6 pm resort electricity is suspended since we are always out anyway, wi-fi only available in the restaurant...Highly advisable to go to Palawan breathtaking islands like Kayangan lake, twin lagoons, etc... you can easily book from Busuanga airport island hopping tour counters, its affordable and many choices base on your preference.

  

• CandiPie

  07 febrero 2015
  terrifying

  Imagine yourself in a foreign land arriving at your destination after a delayed flight, cutting it close to sundown. The promised roundtrip airport transfer is no where to be found. Luckily a van en route to a different resort is kind enough to contact your resort for you and drive you through the jungle, across a cattle grid and around the mountains to the boat dock so you can board a little boat to your resort. However, because your own resorts transportation "didn't make it" you still have to pay this van driver cash. Well this rickety boat's captain has no words for you but you just hope for the best because the view is amazing. Well it's getting dark by the time you reach the resort. The boat guy drops your luggage off and leaves you to fend for yourself on this deserted island with a row of dilapidated bamboo mini houses. The one inhabitant of this strange place is a frazzled lady who kindly let's you know she is just housekeeping and the owner is not on the island at this time. Thank the Lord for cell phones because she calls the manager and at least leads us to our little house. You walk in and don't understand why none of your chargers work when you plug in your dying smartphone, and then you slowly realize that the A/C docent work either and none of the lights... there must be no electricity. You search for the maid but she's nowhere to be found. The free WiFi of course is nonecistent. How could it when there isn't electricity. Finally as if God miraculously heard your frantic prayers, the lights flicker and the air conditioning struggles to power on. You wander over to the main lobby/ restaurant and hope that these ants parading into your room aren't fire ants and that the mosquitos don't carry west Nile. The manager (actually we never found out what his role in this whole charade is because the guy never introduced himself formally) told us over the phone that he's on the main island with guests and the WiFi only works at the restaurant. After multiple attempts to connect, no luck. Yet as soon as the guy arrives at the restaurant suddenly a network is found. He probAbly forgot.to tell us that the WiFi port was actually in his pocket. Just like he forgot to send our transport and forgot to say hello when he walked in. Clearly annoyed, he proceeds to slam things around and she. We ask for the WiFi password only points to the wall. Does this guy only know how.to talk on the phone or what?! At this point your are so hungry you can't even think. Thank goodness the signs says the restaurant closes at 10pm and it's only 7 pm. You ask this man if there are any menus available. In Tagalog he asks the cook in the back room if there is any food left. You here the cook reply "no" in tagalog, followed by an uncomfortable silence. It dawns on you that you and your companions must be truly screwed. It's not pitch dark and the town is a rickety boat ride across the dark sea, and the airport is an even longer van ride away. We are stuck here. Thankfully the "manager"(?) Offers us either some pork chops or a free boat transfer into town. We take the boat ride into town over the pork chops that night. We survived the night and managed to pack our bags the next morning before the resort turned the electricity back off at 6 am. We took the earliest boat and escaped this awful place in one piece, but heed my warning! Book this resort with caution!

  

• haomai

  14 diciembre 2015
  Affordable hotel

  Nice and affordable price for adventurers. It has a beautiful view of the sea view in front of your rooms. The restaurant served tasty food and I have spent good time there. The staffs there were helpful and nice, they have helped us to add in some places we should visit.

  

• Patrice B

  27 mayo 2016
  Sidetrip at Palawan

  The place is good and so peaceful, but my concern is the electricity. They are turning off the electricity too early and some rooms are not in 100% good condition. But all in all I loved it and their coffee was SO DELICIOUS.