The Philippines · TOURS IN BORACAY
Boracay is four kilometres of sand with everything else sold off the back of it. The 15 below cover the island-hopping boats, the sunset sails, the helmet diving and the parasailing, with prices and a note on which ones move when the wind turns.
Spend up to 4.5 hours touring Boracay by traditional boat, with stops at Puka Beach, Coral Garden, Crocodile Island, Magic Island, and Crystal Cove. Your English or Tagalog guide may be Mark, Justine, Edgar, or another member of the local team. Bring cash for entrance fees, snorkeling, and a tube.
“Justine was such a nice guide! I really enjoyed it :)”
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.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at White Beach, ride a speedboat to the activity platform, and walk about 10 feet below the surface in a clear, air-filled helmet. Certified PADI instructors guide you beside coral reefs and colorful fish, while a photographer records your visit and uploads photos and video to your phone.
“It was first time helmet diving, instructions were good and the divers were helpful. You're ears do pop going down but that's normal and the diver checked on you while going down. They took lots of pictures and were able to download it straight to our phones there. It was cool seeing the fish and coral, and feeding the fish out of our hands. Would def do again.”
Spend five hours island-hopping from White Beach, with swimming, snorkeling, a grilled buffet lunch, Crocodile Island, Puka Beach, and Crystal Cove. Guides such as Jessie and Bam keep the trip lively, while the boat provides roof cover. Bring water, a towel, and a waterproof bag, and budget 100 pesos for the local snorkeling fee.
“It is a nice way to explore the beaches near boracay. Lunch was good and puka beach is amazing. I would only suggest to crystal cove island and go to other beaches in boracay.”
Meet WaterColors near Willy’s Rock for a three-hour beginner scuba session with PADI professionals such as Jimmy and Ronald. You’ll learn basic safety, practice in shallow water, then take a boat to an open-water reef off White Beach. It is not a certification course, but it offers a clear first taste of underwater exploration.
“Professional, thorough, patient and kind. I am a 67 yr old female who wanted to try scuba diving for the first time. I could not have chosen a better location or dive shop. Jimmy and Ronald ensured that we received proper orientation, introducRead more”
This round-trip service links Caticlan Airport with your Boracay resort in about 45 minutes to an hour. MyBoracayGuide staff meet you near booth 16, arrange terminal, environmental, and boat fees, escort you onto the bangka ferry, and provide shared transport to your hotel. Porters cost extra.
“The end-to-end transport service in Boracay was fantastic and incredibly convenient. While getting to Boracay can be a bit of a mission, this service made it effortless. The team ensured we arrived at and departed from the airport on time without any hassle. 100% recommend if you want to leave the logistics to someone else and make your trip smoother. Would definitely use this service again!”
Spend five hours sailing from Astoria Station 1 around Boracay, with snorkeling, swimming, nearby islands, Crystal Cove, and a buffet of grilled meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit. Guides such as Monda and Lyn help with photos and safety. Bring cash for the Php100 snorkeling fee and Php250 Magic Island entry if those stops are included.
“Well organised and delicious buffet lunch. Appropriate time at spots. Thanks to our tour guide Monda for facilitating this activity with professionalism and enthusiasm.”
You’ll learn scuba basics with a certified PADI instructor or divemaster, practice in shallow water, then take a boat to a beginner-friendly site. Your guide stays close during a 30 to 40 minute underwater session, usually to 6 meters. Photos, videos, equipment, transfers, and a completion certificate are included.
“Simply a lifetime experience...a must do in Biracay. The instructor is experienced since 1989, fhe photographer super cool! Transmitted a lot of confidence....we go through theory and practical class b4 diving. Anyway...will go back to get my diving license. Thx guys!”
Ride an electric ATV around Boracay Newcoast with an English-speaking local guide. The 80-minute route follows mostly smooth roads with a little off-road riding, stopping at Keyhole Rock, a private beach, and a View Deck. It suits first-time riders and anyone wanting views and photos rather than mud, jumps, or high speeds.
“We thoroughly enjoyed the ride. It was very enjoyable and the views were lovely. This ride is a very laid back and relaxing ride so if you’re after lots of bumps & humps and mud this isn’t for you..everything from the pickup to the ride back to pick up point was very punctual. The staff were friendly and our guide was very nice offering to take pictures/videos of us riding. We had a lovely time!”
Meet your English-speaking guide near Astoria Boracay, then paddle into the shallow coastal water in a transparent kayak for a 10 to 15 minute photo session. Bring your own phone or camera. Your guide helps with poses and framing, though the short time means you should arrive ready. Confirm the meeting point before booking, as weather and traffic can change it.
“The photographer was really good. I'm satisfied with my photos”
Meet your English or Tagalog guide at Astoria Station 1 for a busy day of parasailing, Puka Shell Beach, snorkeling, lunch, a kawa bath, and an ATV trip to Nabaoy River. Guides such as Aira, Lyn, Monda, and Lelian are praised for taking photos and managing transfers. Expect some extra fees and a fast pace.
“We had a great time. Lyn and Megan we both very attentive.”
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 .”
You’ll take a speedboat from Boracay Station 1 or 3 to an offshore water sports station, then fly solo or tandem for 15 minutes. The crew provides safety gear and helps with takeoff and landing. Bring swimwear, a towel, and sunscreen, and expect to get wet.
“no one showed up. no one communicated with us. I reached out a few times with no reply. I want my money back.”
Set out from Astoria Boracay on a four-hour private boat with an English or Tagalog guide. Snorkel at Coral Garden and Crocodile Island, visit Puka Beach and Crystal Cove, and enjoy a local seafood BBQ lunch. Guides such as Edgar, Mark, Camille, and Ms Kim are praised for warm service, photos, and flexible planning.
“Everything we expected island hopping, swimming with the fish. Then at the end an amazing buffet of sea food. couldn't of asked for more. You get the most out of the trip if you schedule a private trip. The extra cost was totally worth it. Our guide took photos with my phone and theirs. Only issue we had was we didn't receive the extra photos he took using his phone.”
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