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Spend a full day exploring Boracay’s clear waters with snorkeling, a helmet-dive walk on the sea floor, and a short UFO inflatable ride. Finish with a hot kawa bath and buffet lunch — a compact, activity-rich option for visitors short on time.
Spend a full day exploring Boracay’s clear waters with snorkeling, a helmet-dive walk on the sea floor, and a short UFO inflatable ride. Finish with a hot kawa bath and buffet lunch — a compact, activity-rich option for visitors short on time.
The boat eases away from Boat Station 1 and Boracay’s reef-slick water opens around you — a bright, restless surface that dares you to dive in. Islands edge past like chapters: a sandbar here, a rocky outcrop there, and the squid‑ink blue of deeper water that pushes you toward the shallows.
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Operated by CTPH TOUR · Boracay, Aklan
The boat eases away from Boat Station 1 and Boracay’s reef-slick water opens around you — a bright, restless surface that dares you to dive in. Islands edge past like chapters: a sandbar here, a rocky outcrop there, and the squid‑ink blue of deeper water that pushes you toward the shallows.
This full-day island-hopping route moves between seasonal highlights — Ilig Iligan and Crocodile Island during the monsoon months, and Coral Garden, Balinghai and Puka Beach in the dry season — so you’ll see both volcanic rock shelves and fringing coral systems. Helmet diving lets you walk on the sea floor with a steady breath of air; the UFO ride is a short, buoyant thrill to punctuate calm snorkeling time.
Boracay’s modern tourism sits atop a fishing and boatbuilding history shaped by trade winds and the shallow shelf of the Sibuyan Sea; local culture centers on small coastal barangays and beachside eateries where seafood and coconut flavors are dominant.
Practical guidance: expect 6–7 hours with multiple short stops, swimming, and 20 minutes of helmet diving per person. Wear reef-safe sunscreen and quick-dry layers, secure a small dry bag for phone and wallet, and come with swimming comfort — non-swimmers can use life jackets provided. Morning departures reduce chop and maximize visibility; check pickup instructions carefully and confirm hotel transport 16 hours prior to avoid cancellation. Hydrate between snorkeling sets and respect coral by keeping fins horizontal when near gardens. The kawa bath at Tabon Beach is a warm, herbal finish — bring a towel and a relaxed plan to dry off before the transfer back to Boracay.
Helmet diving is designed for non-certified divers and offers steady air supply and supervision; you must be able to walk on a ladder and follow a short safety briefing, but those with severe respiratory or cardiac issues should avoid it.
The tour runs about 6–7 hours and typically includes island stops for snorkeling, a UFO ride, a 20-minute helmet dive, buffet lunch, snorkeling gear and life jackets.
Most stops are chosen for good visibility and reef structure, but visibility depends on season and recent weather; the operator switches sites seasonally to optimize marine life viewing.
Yes—individual life jackets are provided and snorkeling areas are shallow at some stops; helmet diving requires minimal mobility but participants must be comfortable with guided descent and ascent procedures.
CTPH TOUR operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat eases away from Boat Station 1 and Boracay’s reef-slick water opens around you — a bright, restless surface that dares you to dive in. Islands edge past like chapters: a sandbar here, a rocky outcrop there, and the squid‑ink blue of deeper water that pushes you toward the shallows.
The boat eases away from Boat Station 1 and Boracay’s reef-slick water opens around you — a bright, restless surface that dares you to dive in. Islands edge past like chapters: a sandbar here, a rocky outcrop there, and the squid‑ink blue of deeper water that pushes you toward the shallows.
This full-day island-hopping route moves between seasonal highlights — Ilig Iligan and Crocodile Island during the monsoon months, and Coral Garden, Balinghai and Puka Beach in the dry season — so you’ll see both volcanic rock shelves and fringing coral systems. Helmet diving lets you walk on the sea floor with a steady breath of air; the UFO ride is a short, buoyant thrill to punctuate calm snorkeling time.
Boracay’s modern tourism sits atop a fishing and boatbuilding history shaped by trade winds and the shallow shelf of the Sibuyan Sea; local culture centers on small coastal barangays and beachside eateries where seafood and coconut flavors are dominant.
Practical guidance: expect 6–7 hours with multiple short stops, swimming, and 20 minutes of helmet diving per person. Wear reef-safe sunscreen and quick-dry layers, secure a small dry bag for phone and wallet, and come with swimming comfort — non-swimmers can use life jackets provided. Morning departures reduce chop and maximize visibility; check pickup instructions carefully and confirm hotel transport 16 hours prior to avoid cancellation. Hydrate between snorkeling sets and respect coral by keeping fins horizontal when near gardens. The kawa bath at Tabon Beach is a warm, herbal finish — bring a towel and a relaxed plan to dry off before the transfer back to Boracay.