THE PHILIPPINES
The Philippines, island by island.
The 10 most popular cruises & boat tours in the Philippines. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
A 4-5 hour Boracay boat tour with beach hopping, snorkeling at Coral Garden and Crocodile Island, and a buffet lunch with views.
Private boat hire in Coron with market planning, snorkeling lagoons, and a picnic lunch cooked from your ingredients. Up to 4.
“We loved all the stops especially the cave at the end. The market shopping experience was really exciting too. Our crew were fun and friendly. The lunch was delicious and the boat was clean and comfortable. Clyde was an excellent guide and helped us navigate the twin lagoons and taught the children free diving techniques.”
El Nido Tour D in 7 hours: boat hopping to Small Lagoon, Cadlao, Nat Nat, Paradise Beach, and Bukal, with snorkeling, kayaking, and lunch.
2-hour Boracay sunset cruise from White Beach with SUP, snorkeling, kayaking, mermaid photos and onboard massage for $16.
Coron island hopping on a banca boat to Skeleton Wreck, Barracuda Lake, and Twin Lagoon, with lunch and easy snorkeling stops in Palawan.
Boracay sunset party yacht with unlimited food and drinks, snorkeling gear, water slide, rooftop jumps, DJ music, and fun cameras.
“A perfect yacht with people of various nationalities”
Bohol boat tour with wild dolphin watching, turtle snorkeling at Balicasag, and Virgin Island white sand. Lunch and fees included.
Cebu to Bohol in one long day with Chocolate Hills, tarsiers, and a Loboc River cruise lunch show included.
“Bohol is beautiful. Dress comfortably with good walking shoes. There is lots of walking so carry a sun hat, sun block and sun shades. The historic sites are very interesting. Chocolate Hills was amazing. The terrain is very unusual and beautiful. The floating Resturant luncheon was a buffet on the boat. You eat lu”
Boracay island-hopping boat tour with Crystal Cove entry. Snorkeling gear, BBQ lunch, and multiple beach stops in 5 hours.
Shared Bohol day trip with Chocolate Hills, tarsier viewing, and a Loboc River cruise lunch buffet in about 8 hours.
