The Philippines · SUNSET CRUISES
The sun goes down fast this close to the equator, so the departure time decides the whole trip. These 15 are priced and timed, with a note on which serve a proper dinner and which hand you a plastic cup.
Meet at Astoria Boracay in Station 1 for a two-hour sunset cruise with an English or Tagalog guide. You can snorkel, kayak, paddleboard, swim, relax on floats, try a mermaid tail, and enjoy live acoustic music before sailing back after sunset. Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, drinks, and a waterproof bag.
“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 will stop at Angol Beach, Balinghay, and Puka Beach for snorkeling, breath-hold swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, rooftop jumps, snacks, cocktails, mocktails, and a sunset water-gun party with an onboard DJ. An underwater GoPro and 360 camera add fun souvenirs.
“Red Whale Hopping Tour with a friend, Thank you for making good memories I really liked the tour schedule, and the service of the staff is excellent They gave us precious memories Even if I go back to Boracay, I will definitely book the Red Whale Hopping Tour”
Meet your English or Tagalog-speaking host at White Beach, near Astoria Boracay, then board a traditional bamboo double-outrigger paraw. This 30-minute shared sail carries you around the bay for sea views, photographs, and a sunset attempt. The boat holds up to eight people, with a captain, lifejacket, and photographs included.
Cruise Boracay’s White Beach for two hours aboard the illuminated Diamond Yacht. You’ll receive one cocktail, unlimited juice, cola, and filtered water, plus fruit and Filipino-style snacks. A DJ performs onboard, and you can use snorkeling gear for 30 minutes. Expect a lively party setting, not a quiet sail.
“Foi divertido ! Tudo depende do grupo presente . Pois é o que anima ! dj com músicas a pedido . Sumo de ananás e água à vontade , restante por pedido, com álcool a pagar , apenas 1 oferta. Barco excelente para a ocasião . Serviço impecável rápido e eficiente, tanto na ida como na volta na lancha rápida até ao iate. Havia uns comes básicos, mas agradável .”
RedWhale’s four-hour sunset cruise starts at Astoria Boracay in Station 1. You’ll reach Coral Garden and Angol Point by speedboat, then enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, rooftop jumps, food, cocktails, and DJ-led entertainment. Crew member Darrel receives special praise, and photos from iPhones, GoPros, and a 360 camera are available to download.
“Red Whale cruise party was absolutely amazing. Originally had my doubts as to whether it would be worth it, and it didn’t seem that we were a party crowd on arrrival. We were a mix of Filipinos, Koreans, Brits and Canadians. We were given a dedicated seats in the shade and welcomed with a glass of punch. This punch was unlimited for the whole cruise, three flavors of non-alcoholic and three alcoholic based on tequila, rum or vodka. The cruise made its way to stop off points where snorkelling, free-diving, water slide, kayaking, diving, speed boat. So much value for money! In between the stop off points the crew got…”
You sail Bacuit Bay for 1.5 hours aboard a traditional Filipino paraw with double outriggers. Departing at 4:00 PM, the boat carries 5 to 8 people and includes an English-speaking guide. Expect sunset views, limestone cliffs, calm water, and possible splashes, so bring dry clothes and protect your camera.
“Such a magical experience and a must do! Sailing along, sitting on the netting of the boat watching the sunset is something I will remember for a long time. Guides were great and definitely worth your money! Make sure you’re prepared, as there is high likelihood of you getting wet. Lots of fun and a big recommend.”
You’ll sail Bacuit Bay in a private traditional paraw with an English-speaking crew, stopping at Ipil Beach and Papaya Beach for snorkeling, crystal kayaking, swimming, and lunch. Victor, James, and Christian are among the crew members named by recent guests. The five-hour trip begins at 10:30 AM and suits active couples or small groups.
“We really liked sailing to the Snake Island! Such a great experience. A perfect mix of relax, swimming and exciting sailing in the sea. The crew was welcoming and friendly. The lunch was also great! We really enjoyed this private trip. Thanks to all members of the crew for such a wonderful time.”
Meet at Frendz Resort & Hostel Boracay for a two-hour sunset cruise with an onboard DJ, one welcome drink, swimming, games, and friendly hosts who help solo guests and groups connect. You will cruise along Boracay’s coast, pause for photos and a swim, and return to Frendz. Bring a towel, sunscreen, beachwear, sunglasses, and cash for extra drinks.
“Great experience. The included drink was mixed so strong, it was like 3 drinks! Well done!”
Set sail from El Nido at 4:30 PM on a private traditional paraw for 1.5 hours around Bacuit Bay. You’ll see limestone cliffs, clear water, beaches, and marine life while the English-speaking crew handles the boat and photos. The boat holds up to five people, though the listed price is for a group of two.
“We sailed around El Nido for 1.5 hours , it was amazing! Crew was very friendly and the views were absolutely amazing”
Spend two hours off Boracay with an English or Tagalog guide, live tribal drummers, reggae music, cocktails, pica-pica, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Meet at White Beach in front of Astoria Boracay. Bring a towel and change of clothes, and expect a social party atmosphere rather than a quiet boat ride.
“The staff were so friendly and welcoming. Boarding the boat was very quick and easy. Finger food served was good and plenty of it. Cocktails for adults and juice for the little ones. Great music and the MC was hilarious and good fun. Docked the boat and there was a slide, snorkelling, relaxing on the nets in the boat or dancing and singing. Boarded the boat as strangers but left as friends! Highly recommend this cruise!”
Meet your English or Tagalog-speaking host at White Beach near Astoria Boracay, then board a bamboo double-outrigger paraw. Your boatman handles the sailing while you enjoy calm water, gentle breezes, and open views. The ride lasts 30 or 60 minutes, with lifejackets provided. Bring sunscreen, a towel, and a change of clothes.
Meet before 4:00 AM for a 4:30 AM shared paraw cruise across Bacuit Bay. Your English-speaking crew guides a small group of 5 to 8 aboard a double-outrigger sailboat, with starry skies, limestone cliffs, calm water, and sunrise views. Bring towels, spare clothes, and biodegradable sunscreen.
“This was by far the best experience we had in El Nido! The team was super nice and made the trip very pleasant and fun for us. If you are around definitely try this!”
Set sail from Mactan Marina Wharf at 4 pm for a three-hour yacht cruise around Mactan Island. You’ll enjoy dinner, one complimentary glass of wine, live acoustic music or a DJ, and views beneath the Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway. The cruise ends where it began and carries up to 40 passengers.
“OMG, this sunset cruise was literally everything! The music had us all in full vacay mode, and those views around Mactan were just awesom. The food was super yummy too - not gonna lie, I probably had way too many servings but #noregretsRead more”
Spend five hours sailing Bacuit Bay aboard a traditional paraw with an English-speaking guide and no more than eight people. Swim and snorkel at Ipil Beach, relax at Papaya Beach, enjoy lunch by the shore, and use a transparent crystal kayak. Bring strong sun protection, since shade may be limited.
“This was a fantastic way to spend the day visiting beautiful locations in such an amazing boat.”
You’ll ride a traditional Boracay paraw, a two-sail boat supported by twin outriggers, with an experienced crew handling the sailing. Hotel pickup, life jackets, and a private boat for up to two people are included. Choose from eight daytime time slots, and ask for a late departure if you want sunset light.
“T'was the best I've done so far in Boracay except for taking a deep in its pristine crystal clear blue water. It's great to do it during sunset, trust me you'll never regret it!”
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