Boracay Island-Hopping Tour with Lunch, Kawa Hot Bath & Transfers

Go on a Boracay escapade and explore the island’s best white sand beaches and azure waters. Book this half-day tour and visit Boracay’s unspoiled beaches and snorkeling hotspots, including Coral Garden and Puka Beach.

Boracay is one of the ultimate tropical destinations in the Philippines. The postcard-perfect island gained worldwide popularity for its fine and powdery white sand, sparkling waters, and abundant marine life. You will witness and experience these and more on this tour.  

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Enjoy the convenience of a van transfer from your accommodation in Station 1, 2, or 3 to the docks. If you are staying in a different area in Boracay, you will be picked up at a designated meeting spot in Station 2. At the docks, you will hop on a boat and begin your island-hopping escapade. 

Depending on the weather and the sea state, your first destination will either be Puka Beach, Balinghai Beach, or Ilig-Iligan Beach. These unspoiled white sand beaches are secluded and ideal for travelers who want a peaceful getaway. 

800-meter Puka Beach has sand mixed with crushed puka shells. Although the sand is rougher compared to other beaches, the tranquil scenery and atmosphere make up for it. You can also check out the local shops for puka shell souvenirs. Ilig-Iligan Beach is one of the most remote beaches in Boracay. Here you can commune with nature and enjoy the serene views the beach has to offer. Balinghai Beach is located in a small cove, giving it a secluded and private feel. The trees near the shore offer shade to visitors, so it’s ideal for those who want to just lounge in the sand.

Your next stop will either be Coral Garden or Crocodile Island. Tucked at the center of Boracay’s west coast, Coral Garden is one of the most-visited diving hotspots in Boracay. Also known as House Reef, it boasts shallow and calm waters, making it the perfect site for beginners and professional divers. Aside from being a diving hotspot, Coral Garden is a popular fish-feeding area for several species of exotic and tropical fishes. Crocodile Island is named so because the island resembles a crocodile’s head. Like Coral Garden, it is also an excellent spot for scuba diving and snorkeling. Just note that there is an additional snorkeling fee you need to pay on the spot should you wish to explore its waters.

After exploring the waters of Boracay, you will enjoy a Filipino lunch that includes unlimited rice and a serving of fish and fruits. After eating, you can enjoy your free use of a Mermaid Tail and take photos wearing it. You can also enjoy a nice Kawa Hot Bath, where you will step inside a giant pot filled with hot water and sprinkled with herbs and flowers to help you relax. Don’t mind the fire at the bottom, it’s just there to keep the water hot.

After lunch, you have the option to visit Puka Beach if you haven’t yet or go to Magic Island. You’ll need to pay an additional fee to enter the island, which is a known cliff-jumping spot. There are several spots with varying heights to jump off from, so whether you’re a first-timer or a cliff-jumping enthusiast, you’ll be able to make the most of your time here. Once you’re done, you will head back to Boracay Island.

Sign up for this island-hopping tour and discover why Boracay is dubbed as the Philippines’ ultimate summer destination. Check the availability by choosing a date.