Boracay Snorkeling: Sunset Cruise with Paddle Boards
Snorkel a reef, paddle out, float at sunset: all in one afternoon on the water.
A 2-hour sunset cruise along Boracay's White Beach includes snorkeling masks, stand-up paddleboards and water tubes. The boat stops at a popular snorkeling site where you choose to snorkel, paddle board, kayak or relax in the water, and wraps up with views of the Boracay sunset. A live English or Filipino-speaking guide assists throughout and helps with photos. The cruise departs from Station 1 (or the back beach during Habagat season) and suits all fitness levels.
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The experience
The cruise leaves Station 1 and runs along White Beach for the full 2 hours, stopping at one of Boracay's most popular snorkeling spots. Once you arrive at the reef, the water is yours to explore: snorkeling masks are free to use, and the guide will help you get in and out of the boat. If snorkeling isn't your thing, stand-up paddleboards are there, or you can float in water tubes and hammocks without leaving the water. A mermaid tail is available for photos if that appeals to you.
The guides stay with the group the whole time, ready to assist with gear, answer questions or snap photos while you're in the water. They speak English and Filipino, so communication is straightforward. The boat circles back toward White Beach as the afternoon light shifts, and the final stretch of the cruise is timed to catch the Boracay sunset from the water: the main event of the afternoon.
Snorkeling masks, stand-up paddleboards and water tubes are all included. You bring nothing but a swimsuit and sunscreen. The landing and facility fees are covered. Alcoholic beverages are sold on board if you want a drink during the cruise. Public transportation options are available near the departure point, and the boat accommodates infants (they sit on an adult's lap). The whole outing runs 2 hours from start to finish.
What’s included
- Snorkeling masks, stand-up paddleboards and water tubes are free to use.
- a live guide in English or Filipino assists throughout.
- landing and facility fees are covered.
- the guide helps with photos.
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Is this one for you?Book this if you want to try multiple water activities in one afternoon without committing to just snorkeling. The stop gives you the choice to paddle board, float, snorkel or mix them all together, and the sunset timing means the day ends on the water rather than back on the beach.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Filipino.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (7 to 19 years); Child (2 to 6 years); Infant (under 2): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What's the snorkeling like at the stop on this Boracay cruise?
The cruise stops at one of Boracay's most popular snorkeling sites, where the reef is close enough to reach by swimming from the boat. Snorkeling masks are provided free, and the guide helps you get in and out of the water safely.
Can I do something other than snorkel if I'm not interested in it?
Yes. At the snorkeling stop, you can stand-up paddle board, kayak, float in water tubes and hammocks, or just stay on the boat and relax. A mermaid tail is also available for photos.
What time does the Boracay sunset cruise depart and how long does it take?
The cruise departs from Station 1 (or the back beach during Habagat season) and runs for 2 hours total, ending as the sun sets over the water.
Is a guide included on this snorkeling cruise?
Yes, a live guide in English or Filipino is with the group throughout the 2 hours, helping with gear, answering questions and taking photos for you.
What's included in the price of this Boracay snorkeling cruise?
Snorkeling masks, stand-up paddleboards, water tubes, landing fees and facility fees are all included. Alcoholic beverages are sold separately on board.
Boracay Snorkeling: Sunset Cruise with Paddle Boards
2h · EN +1
from US$ 16.42 per person
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