Boracay
Boracay. Board from 5 pm, meet your skipper and enjoy the first dinner on board. Sunset on White Beach.
Photo: Grunderfam / CC BY-SA 4.0White Beach and Boracay sunsets, quiet Carabao island and Romblon, the Philippines’ marble capital, with almost empty beaches.
Tap a day or a point on the map. Indicative route: your skipper adapts it to the wind.
Boracay. Board from 5 pm, meet your skipper and enjoy the first dinner on board. Sunset on White Beach.
Carabao island: pinkish-sand beaches and cliff jumping.
Tablas: waterfalls, villages and quiet anchorages.
Romblon, the marble capital: a Spanish fort and a charming town.
Bonbon Beach: a sandbar you can walk across at low tide.
Back to Boracay: Crystal Cove, Puka Beach and a last night on the island.
Breakfast and disembark.
Season
Flight to Caticlan (MPH)
Approximate; with a connection when there is no direct flight.
We sail every Saturday.
Services from trusted local suppliers. Ask when you book and we send you a price.
Lessons or gear rental at the best wind spots.
Beach club bookings, a DJ on board and festival tickets.
Try-dives, guided dives or your diving licence during the week.
Sunrise classes on deck and massages in a cove.
Breakfasts, lunches and dinners cooked on board with local produce.
Arrive to a full fridge: food, drinks and ice.
We pick you up at the airport and drop you at the boat.
A shoot on board and the week filmed from the air.
Travel with medical and cancellation cover.
The season runs from November to May.
Fly to Caticlan (MPH). Your skipper meets you at the marina.
Cabins from £600 per person or the whole boat from £4,700 per week.
The boat, a licensed skipper, bed linen, towels, final cleaning and insurance. Food, drinks, fuel and marinas come from a shared on-board kitty.
Usually £130–£220 per person per week, depending on meals ashore and motoring.
Choose your week and destination, reserve with a £170 deposit per person and pay the balance 60 days before.