Sail El Nido the quiet way. This private Paraw cruise gives you five hours in Bacuit Bay, with limestone cliffs, clear water, beach stops, snorkeling, kayaking, and lunch included. I especially like the small private group and the chance to move under sail rather than spend the day on a noisy motorboat. I also like … Read more
Coron’s best views arrive with a little spray. This nine-hour private trip gives you your own yacht or speedboat, a live guide, lunch, and time to visit Kayangan Lake, Barracuda Lake, Twin Lagoon, beaches, and coral sites. I especially like the early, flexible feel of a private boat, plus the chance to reach popular stops … Read more
Sunset looks better from the water. This short Bacuit Bay cruise gives you a front-row view of El Nido’s limestone cliffs, clear water, and changing evening light aboard a traditional Filipino paraw. I like the quiet sailing atmosphere and the chance to sit on the boat’s side netting for a close view of the sea. … Read more
Trade the tour boats for a sail. This private El Nido cruise gives you a quieter way to see Bacuit Bay, with a 43-foot Beneteau Oceanis 430, two island stops, snorkeling, lunch, and a sunset return. I especially like the small group limit of five and the chance to visit beaches beyond the usual island-hopping … Read more
Bring your swimsuit, and leave room for fun. RedWhale turns a four-hour Boracay boat trip into a floating party, with snorkeling, freediving, kayaking, paddleboarding, a rooftop slide, music, food, cocktails, and sunset views packed into one outing. I especially like the large mix of activities, since you can be active one minute and stretched out … Read more
The sunset starts before the boat moves. Boracay’s traditional bamboo paraw offers a gentle, simple way to feel the evening breeze, hear water against the hull, and see the coast from the bay. I especially like the short 30-minute format and the chance to photograph the open water without committing half a day. The boat … Read more
El Nido looks best from the water. This seven-hour cruise pairs a roomy 50-foot catamaran with limestone cliffs, turquoise lagoons, white-sand beaches, lunch, and time to snorkel. I especially like the comfortable catamaran and the crew’s warm, hands-on service. The private beach access also gives the day a calmer feel than a standard island-hopping run. … Read more
El Nido looks best from the water. The Seacret catamaran combines the classic Palawan sights with a smoother, more comfortable day aboard a 50-foot sailing boat, rather than a basic island-hopping runabout. I especially like the private beach access and the way the crew turns the boat ride itself into part of the experience. Lunch, … Read more
