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Boracay: Island Boat Tour with Crystal Cove Entry
By VIAJE
Reviews
9.49.4 out of 10
Exceptional
Free cancellation available
includes taxes & fees
per adult
Features
- Free cancellation available
- 5h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
- Multiple languages
Overview
- Listen to the soothing sounds of the waves on a boat adventure
- Discover the white sand beaches and pristine waters of Boracay
- Make stops for swimming and snorkelling in this tropical paradise
- Tantalise your taste buds with the flavours of a grilled buffet lunch
- Explore Crystal Cove's small museum, cliffs, and creamy beaches
Activity location
- Boracay
- Boracay, Western Visayas, Philippines
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Boat Station 1 Boracay Island, Brgy. Balabag, Malay, 5608 Aklan, Philippines | Take an e-trike and proceed to White Beach in front of Astoria Boracay Station 1. Look for a guide holding a GetYourGuide sign.
- Malay, Western Visayas, Philippines
What's included, what's not
Inclusions Join-in island hopping boat tourInclusions Entrance fee to Crystal CoveInclusions Use of snorkelling gearInclusions BBQ lunchInclusions A local guide who will escort you to the activity areaInclusions Flatboat fee in case the tide is too low for the boat to dockExclusions Hotel pickup and drop-offExclusions Snorkelling fee (100 Pesos, payable on-site)Exclusions Towels
What you can expect
Explore Boracay, one of the Philippines' prime summer and beach getaway destinations on an island-hopping boat tour. Visit numerous beaches, many of them unspoiled, and encounter the colourful sea creatures beneath crystal clear waters.
Sail to several of the island's popular sites, from Crocodile Island to the likes of Puka Beach. As you cruise around, bask in the tranquility of the ocean, feel the sea breeze, and marvel at the breathtaking scenery.
Make stops along the way at various scenic spots with free time to take a dip in the ocean or go snorkelling with the gear provided. Then, visit Crystal Cove, and see local artefacts that are on display for public viewing.