Boracay

Boracay Island belongs to the Western Visayas group of the Philippine Islands and is the heart of the Philippines. Boracay is a small paradise island (only 7 km long and 1 to 4 km wide) north-east of the picturesque island of Panay, in Aklan Province; the local population is approximately 10,000 people. But this number grows many times over thanks to the huge flow of tourists from all over the world, who rightly call the “butterfly island” one of the most beautiful and interesting places in the world.

Boracay has around 10 white sandy beaches, the most famous and largest (4 km long) being White Beach, while for kitesurfing, surfing and windsurfing fans there is Bulabog Beach, where the wind is ideal and the waves moderate for most of the year.

Island of Active Holidays

Boracay is surrounded by the gentlest, cleanest sea: to the west the Sulu Sea, to the east the Sibuyan Sea, and to the south the Tablas Strait separates the paradise island from Panay. Boracay is a first-class resort island with hotels of all classes, including even the six-star Shangri-La. Surrounded by magnificent sea, Boracay is an excellent place for all kinds of water sports, yacht trips or rides on local boats. Boracay’s snow-white beaches have long been recognised as among the best in the world. However, despite the island’s fantastic popularity among beach holiday fans, the diving industry here is no less developed.

Excursions in Boracay

“Survivor” Tour — Adventure on a Wild Island

Feel like a participant in a real adventure show! We are going where there are no tourists, sun loungers or loud music — only wild nature, crystal-clear water and the spirit of true freedom.

Sightseeing Tour of Boracay Island

A signature excursion — a walk around Boracay Island with a personal guide who will show you all the island’s main sights, viewpoints and beaches.

Luxury Yacht or Catamaran Cruise (Daytime or Pre-Sunset)

Set off on a private sunset cruise in Boracay and discover the luxurious side of the island. Enjoy stunning views of the sea and sky as the sunset paints everything around in bright orange and yellow during the golden hour.

Tour to the Motag Interactive Museum of Philippine Culture

Get to know the cultural heritage of Aklan on a private tour of the Motag Living Museum. This interactive journey is perfect for those who want to learn more about Filipino culture and feel history come alive.

Tour to Jawili Falls

Jawili Falls attracts visitors with its seven pools. On arrival you can walk around on your own or refresh yourself in one of the crystal-clear pools. And, as in a fairytale, after bathing in each pool you will become younger and younger.

Island-Hopping Boat Trip around Boracay

Spend a day on the clear waters of Boracay’s beautiful islands on this inexpensive tour. It is ideal for those who want to visit the beaches and see diverse marine life while swimming and snorkelling.

Flint’s Treasures in the “Red Coral” Crystal Cove Reserve

Do you still not feel old and dream of Flint’s treasure? Then you must see the sunrise as you sail through the Strait of Hope between Wild Buffalo and Crocodile Islands on the way to the coveted hoard.

Tour to Panay Island, “Lost Paradise”

A tour to the turquoise Malumpati Springs offers a picturesque journey across Panay Island to Antique Province and the Buray River. The turquoise springs are one of our tourists’ favourite places, where you can truly enjoy the picturesque nature and add variety to your impressions.

Tour to Panay Island, “Robinson’s Adventures”

Who among us did not dream as a child of becoming Robinson Crusoe and living carefree on an island abandoned in the ocean with a friend Friday? Do you think these are only childhood dreams that can never come true?

Tour to Panay Island

The programme includes Pangihan Cave with its eight magnificent chambers. The Nabao River is a serene place next to local residents’ huts. It is a park with a butterfly garden and rare animals.

Around Boracay on a Transparent Kayak

A transparent kayak is more than the famous social-media-worthy photos you see on the internet (although they really are stunning, aren’t they?). It is also a calm and serene way to explore Boracay and the nearby islands.

Helmet Walk on the Seabed

Walk along the ocean floor on this one-of-a-kind underwater attraction in Boracay. Perfect for divers and non-swimmers alike, walking in a helmet under an instructor’s supervision will bring you closer to the island’s colourful underwater paradise.

Helicopter Tour over Boracay

Only by flying high above Boracay Island can you fully feel its beauty and uniqueness, and we offer such an original flight — one you will never forget, 100%.

Boracay Sunset on a Paraw

There is nothing more iconic in Boracay than the paraw — local boats with outriggers and two sails, which were once the old way of travelling between Boracay’s neighbouring islands.