THE PHILIPPINES
The Philippines, island by island.
The 10 most popular sailing in the Philippines. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Sail El Nido’s lagoons and private Star Beach on a 50ft Seacret catamaran, with lunch and gear included for $155.
“Exceptional tour!! The crew was very well trained and they made our whole experience so smooth and special. The places we visited were amazing and we also had access to a private beach. Lunch was delicious as well. I highly recommend this tour!!”
Sail a traditional bamboo paraw at Boracay sunset from White Beach—30 minutes of breeze, clear water, and photo ops.
Cruise El Nido on the Seacret premium catamaran with lunch, private beach time, and lagoon-and-limestone views—plus guided snorkeling spots.
RedWhale’s Boracay sunset party yacht brings DJ fun, free snorkel and breath-hold gear, unlimited pika-pika and drinks, plus photo downloads.
Private 43-foot sail around El Nido in sheltered Bacuit Bay with snorkel gear, lunch, and sunset for up to 5 guests.
Coron private island-hopping by yacht or speedboat: Kayangan, Barracuda, Twin Lagoon, snorkeling, and a 3-course lunch.
Shared paraw sunset sailing in El Nido’s Bacuit Bay: 1.5 hours at 4 PM, small group, limestone cliffs, and ocean time on a traditional sailboat.
Private paraw sailing in El Nido’s Bacuit Bay with snorkeling, crystal kayaks, and lunch on Papaya Beach. 5 hours, small group.
A private 1.5-hour paraw sunset sail in Bacuit Bay, Palawan. Small group, English guide, scenic cliffs, and calm water time.
Private Boracay paraw sail on a traditional bamboo boat for your group only. 1 hour on calm water with island views.
