Philippines · BORACAY TOURS
Boracay is four kilometres of sand and a lot of boats. The 15 below cover the island-hopping runs, the paraw sunset sails and the water sports off Bulabog, each priced and honest about how crowded it gets.
Spend about 4.5 hours sailing from Boracay to Puka Beach, Coral Garden, Crocodile Island, Magic Island, and Crystal Cove. Swim, snorkel, cliff jump, and eat a Filipino buffet lunch with guides such as Mark, Justine, Edgar, or Jim. Bring cash for entrance and snorkeling fees.
“Also did option cave tour at Crystal Cove. Really enjoyed it”
Meet at Astoria Boracay in Station 1 for a two-hour cruise with English or Tagalog guides. Sail from White Beach, stop for snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, floats, and photos, then watch sunset with live acoustic music before returning.
“Everything was perfect. All the staff, the tour, but the sunset was something truly special.”
Join Red Whale dayclub at Bulabog Beach for a four-hour yacht party around Boracay. You’ll stop at Angol, Balinghay, and Puka Beach for snorkeling, freediving, kayaking, paddle boarding, rooftop slides, speedboat thrills, unlimited snacks and drinks, plus a sunset DJ and water-gun party.
“A perfect yacht with people of various nationalities The perfect time spent on the transparent sea The most memorable tour of Boracay Next time, I will visit with my friends and enjoy it again”
Spend four hours on a private Boracay island-hopping boat with stops at Crystal Cove, Magic Island, Puka Beach, Crocodile Island, and Tambisaan Beach. You can snorkel, try a 10-meter cliff jump, explore sea caves, and enjoy a locally cooked lunch. Guide Mark is praised for his energy.
“Great experience and value. The lunch was significantly more than we had expected. The snorkeling near Crocodile Island was good. We saw much more during the time we had than anyone else on the cruise. Great guide and boat crew. Read more”
Meet your English-speaking guide at White Beach, ride by speedboat to the reef, and walk the seabed in a compressed-air helmet. Certified PADI instructors stay with you as you explore for 15 minutes. Photos and videos are uploaded to your phone, making this a simple first underwater adventure.
“Unreal experience, felt very safe and reassured. The divers were very attentive and made sure we were ok at all times. Most definitely worth doing 😀”
Spend five hours cruising Boracay’s beaches with an English or Tagalog guide, stopping to snorkel, swim, eat a BBQ buffet, and explore Crystal Cove’s caves and museum. Guides such as Jessie and Bam keep the boat lively, though snorkeling time and beach stops can feel short.
“The beaches were absolutely wonderful!! Snorkeling was very exciting! Crocodile Island had numerous fish and sea life to see!! 👍🏾”
Meet WaterColors near Willy’s Rock for a three-hour beginner scuba session with a PADI professional. You’ll practice in shallow water, then take a boat to an open-water reef. Jimmy and Ronald are among the instructors, and the small group size keeps the teaching personal. Certification is not included.
“Great experience for first time divers! Jimmy was an excellent instructor and made sure we were safe and comfortable before our dive. It was a fun experience and great learning opportunity for those wanting to try scuba diving. Beginner friendly!”
Meet My Boracay Guide at Caticlan Airport booth 16, then follow your escort by vehicle, bangka boat, and shared island transfer to your resort. Terminal, environmental, and boat fees are included, along with the return trip. Expect a 45-minute to one-hour journey, plus possible waiting time.
“Very smooth process and the guides were very helpful. They made the trip less of a hassle. Definitely recommend booking them ahead so you’re set to go from the airport.”
Join a five-hour boat trip from Astoria Station 1 to nearby islands, Crystal Cove, beaches, and snorkeling spots. Your English-speaking guide, often Monda or Lyn, helps with photos and safety. Snorkel gear and buffet lunch are included, but some site fees cost extra.
“Lyn was an amazing guide. So friendly and knowledgeable. The day wouldn’t have been the nearly as good without her. Highly Recommended!”
Meet at Astoria Station 1, learn scuba basics, practice near shore, then take a boat to a beginner site at about 6 meters. Your English, Chinese, or Korean-speaking instructor stays close throughout, with equipment, underwater media, and a digital certificate included.
“Absolutely loved it!! One of the what things we have done in Philippines. The scuba divers are very well experienced and made to feel at ease. Would highly recommend.”
Meet MyBoracayGuide at Caticlan Airport booth 16, then ride by van, traditional bangka boat, and shared island vehicle to your hotel. Guides such as Joenard, Charlie, and Nikko help with each handoff. Terminal, environmental, and boat fees are included, but porter tips cost extra.
“Friendly and helpful people and on time pick up. Thanks Viator! They were on time for our pick up and they did a all the process for us to be in the island and back to airport”
You’ll ride an electric ATV through Boracay Newcoast with an English-speaking local guide, stopping at Keyhole Rock, a private beach, and a View Deck. Expect a gentle, mostly paved route with a little off-road riding, photo stops, and a 15 km/h speed limit.
“We had a fun experience on the tour. It was just me and my fiancee and the tour guide + the photographer. It felt like a private guide! The staff at Zetro, especially the tour guide and photgrapher, was amazing! We got to see the beatiful Boracay Newcoast and dip our feet in the gorgeous crystal clear ocean. Thank you!”
Meet your English-speaking guide near Astoria Boracay, step into a clear kayak, and spend 10 to 15 minutes posing on the water. Bring your own phone or camera. Your guide helps with angles and poses, though weather and meeting details can change.
“The activity was great and the photographer was flexible with the rain.”
Join My Boracay Guide at 3:30 pm from Astoria Boracay Boat Station 1 for a two-hour White Beach cruise. You can snorkel at Balinghai Wall, try a stand-up paddleboard, float in an inner tube, and watch sunset from the water. Guides assist beginners, with live music and massages sometimes offered onboard.
“Just relaxing on the water, taking in the beautiful scenery in a calm and quiet atmosphere. We had a few tour boats pass us with pumping music and yelling and it made me so glad I was in a peaceful ride ... nice to also have options for IN the water. .”
Pack parasailing, island hopping, snorkeling, buffet lunch, a kawa bath, ATV riding, river swimming, kayaking, and paddle boarding into one 5 to 8 hour day. Guides such as Aira, Lyn, and Monda are known for careful help and photos, but expect a rushed schedule and a brief kawa bath.
“Totally recommend, we had a great day, full of activities and so much fun. The lunch has plenty of good food, and our guide Lyn is so nice, always helpful, kind and fun! We postponed the parasailing because of the weather but we just finished it today.”
Pick an island, a reef or a waterfall.
