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Boracay is a small island in the central Philippines, best known for White Beach on its west coast. Most of what you do here happens on the water. You can spend four hours island-hopping by boat with snorkeling at the Coral Garden and lunch, take an afternoon cruise with paddleboards and kayaks that ends at sunset, or sail along White Beach on a paraw, the traditional bamboo outrigger sailboat. Helmet diving lets you walk on the sea floor among fish and coral, and a private tuk-tuk tour takes you to Willy's Rock, Puka Shell Beach and the viewpoint on Mount Luho.
You reach Boracay by ferry from Caticlan Jetty Port. At the port you pay the Boracay environmental fee of PHP 300 for foreign visitors (PHP 150 for domestic tourists), a terminal fee of PHP 150 and PHP 50 for the ferry. Paying through Boracay iPass adds a PHP 85 convenience fee. On island-hopping tours, some sites charge their own fees on the spot, such as PHP 250 for Magic Island, PHP 300 for Crystal Cove and PHP 100 for snorkeling.
Most of our trips start near Boat Station 1 on White Beach; only the land tour includes hotel pickup. Helios guides lead every trip in English. Bring cash in pesos for site fees. All prices shown are estimates and are confirmed when you book.
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