Boracay Beach Transfer
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Port
Boracay, Philippines
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Activity Level
Easy
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Excursion Type
All
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Wheelchair Accessible
No
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Starting At
$69
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Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
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Duration
Approximately 3 Hours
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Meals Included
Meals not included
Boasting one of the best beaches in the Philippines, Boracay is a small four-mile-long and half-mile-wide island in the southern Philippines. Transfer to the beach by boat for a day in the sun with powdery white sand, azure waters, and stretches of coconut palms — it's a recipe for a tropical paradise.
The tastefully designed thatched-roof resort offers a wide variety of cuisine (at your own expense).
Clear waters invite swimmers to enjoy the exquisite marine life that abounds — a place for sun-worshippers and beach lovers.
Do some shopping or sip your favorite cocktail at one of the many bars or restaurants (at your own expense), mesmerized by the beautiful horizon.
Notes:
This is a beach transfer. Tour operates sea conditions permitting. Boats used are modified fishing boats with wooden benches that are not padded. Getting in and out of the boat can be a challenge. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. There are no changing or restroom facilities on the boat. Public restrooms require a cash payment; local restaurants require the purchase of a refreshment to make use of the restroom facilities. There is no snorkeling at the beach. A couple of dive shops are located within walking distance. You will have approximately two hours at the beach. Beach chairs are not permitted on White Beach. Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, reef-safe/biodegradable sunscreen, light clothing to act as a full cover-up for further protection from the sun, and a hat. Swim at your own risk. Lunch is not included. You will have time to purchase lunch at your own expense during the tour. Limited tourism infrastructure is part of the charm here; you are trading breadth of guide experience for authentic interaction. Please bring your spirit of adventure and bear with any language difficulties or operational surprises that may crop up.