Boracay Hopping Tour With Standard Boodle Fight Lunch

Boracay’s stunning island-hopping tour provides a chance to take in the region’s natural beauty. Visitors can marvel at pristine beaches, snorkel through vibrant coral gardens, and savor a traditional Filipino boodle fight lunch. Priced at an affordable €36.67 per person, this 4-hour adventure offers an engaging and well-guided experience. With soothing hot kawa baths and knowledgeable local hosts, the tour ensures a truly memorable encounter with Boracay’s captivating charms. But what else can one expect from this immersive island exploration?

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Key Points

4-hour island-hopping adventure in Boracay, Philippines, visiting 3-4 islands with activities like swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.
Priced at €36.67 per person with a meeting point at Moksha Cafe on Bolabog Beach.
Includes a traditional Filipino "boodle fight" lunch served on banana leaves and a relaxing hot kawa bath.
Tour led by a knowledgeable local guide and provides necessary equipment like life jackets and snorkeling gear.
Not suitable for pregnant women or individuals with mobility impairments, and cancellations accepted up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview

The Boracay Hopping Tour offers a 4-hour island-hopping adventure with a standard boodle fight lunch. Priced at €36.67 per person, the tour meets at Moksha Cafe on Bolabog Beach.

Experience a 4-hour island-hopping adventure in Boracay with a traditional boodle fight lunch, priced at €36.67 per person.

Participants can expect to visit 3-4 different islands, including Ilig-iligan, Coral Garden, Balinghai, and Puka Beach (weather permitting). Activities include swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The highlight is the traditional boodle fight lunch served on banana leaves.

Travelers should bring their passport or ID, camera, and beachwear. The tour isn’t recommended for pregnant women or those with mobility issues.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.

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Itinerary and Activities

The island-hopping adventure begins at Bolabog Beach, where participants board the boat to explore the surrounding islands.

Over the next four hours, they’ll visit three stunning locations – Ilig-iligan Beach, Coral Garden Island, and Balinghai Beach. Weather permitting, they’ll also get to experience Puka Beach.

Activities include swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, allowing them to fully immerse in the natural beauty.

The highlight is a traditional boodle fight lunch served on banana leaves, followed by a relaxing hot kawa bath.

Throughout the tour, the knowledgeable guide ensures a seamless and memorable experience.

What to Expect on the Tour

Visitors embark on their island-hopping adventure from Bolabog Beach, where they’ll board a boat to explore the surrounding islands.

The tour visits three different beaches – Ilig-iligan, Coral Garden, and Balinghai – allowing guests to swim, snorkel, and soak up the sun.

At one of the stops, they’ll experience a traditional Filipino "boodle fight" lunch served on banana leaves.

After the meal, they’ll enjoy a relaxing hot kawa bath.

The tour provides all necessary equipment, including life jackets and snorkeling gear, ensuring a seamless and carefree experience.

Guests should bring their passport, camera, and beachwear.

Included in the Tour

The Boracay Hopping Tour includes a boat tour, a traditional Filipino "boodle fight" lunch, and a knowledgeable guide to lead the way. The tour provides snorkeling gear, life jackets, and insurance for a stress-free experience. Participants can also enjoy a hot kawa bath as part of the adventure. To summarize the key inclusions:

| Inclusions | Details |

|————|———|

| Boat Tour | Explore 3-4 different islands |

| Lunch | Authentic "boodle fight" on banana leaves |

| Guide | English-speaking, knowledgeable local |

| Gear | Snorkeling equipment, life jackets |

| Activities | Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing |

The tour’s all-inclusive nature makes it a budget-friendly and practical way to discover the stunning beaches and marine life of Boracay.

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Participant Guidelines

Although the Boracay Hopping Tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women or individuals with mobility impairments, participants are welcome to bring their passport or ID, camera, and beachwear.

The Boracay Hopping Tour is not recommended for pregnant women or those with mobility issues, but participants can bring essentials like ID, camera, and swimwear.

The tour organisers strictly prohibit the following:

Alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed during the tour.
Participants must wear appropriate attire for water activities.
Participants should be aware of the environmental guidelines and follow the instructions of the tour guide.
Cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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Customer Feedback

Customers have generally given the Boracay Hopping Tour positive reviews, awarding it an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on 3 reviews. Travelers praised the tour guide’s accommodating nature and attentiveness to the group’s needs. However, some noted the tour started later than expected. Highlights of the experience included the snorkeling adventure and visiting the Crystal Cove cave.

| Rating | Number of Reviews | Percentage |

| —— | —————- | ———- |

| 5 stars | 1 | 33% |

| 4 stars | 1 | 33% |

| 3 stars | 1 | 33% |

| 2 stars | 0 | 0% |

Getting to the Meeting Point

To get to the meeting point at Moksha Cafe on Bolabog Beach, travelers can take a variety of transportation options.

Travelers can take various transportation options to reach the meeting point at Moksha Cafe on Bolabog Beach.

Trike/Tricycle: An affordable and common way to get around Boracay, with fares starting from ₱50 one-way.
Boat: For those staying on the other side of the island, a boat transfer can be arranged, costing around ₱100-₱200 per person.
Rental Vehicle: Renting a scooter or small car provides flexibility, with rates ranging from ₱500 to ₱1,500 per day.
Resort Shuttle: Some resorts offer complimentary shuttle services to Bolabog Beach, a convenient option for guests.

Booking and Reservations

Travelers can easily reserve the Boracay Hopping Tour through the tour operator’s website or by contacting them directly. The tour costs €36.67 per person and lasts 4 hours.

Booking is flexible, with a free cancellation option up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Customers can also choose the "reserve now & pay later" option.

This tour is popular, so it’s best to book in advance, especially during peak seasons. Participants must meet at the designated Moksha Cafe at Bolabog Beach to begin the island hopping adventure.

The tour includes a traditional boodle fight lunch and other activities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Cancellation Policy if I Need to Reschedule?

If you need to reschedule, there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Plus, there’s a reserve now & pay later option available, so you can easily adjust your plans.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks for the Tour?

No, you can’t bring your own food and drinks for the tour. The package includes a standard boodle fight lunch served on banana leaves. Bringing outside food and drinks isn’t permitted, but you’re free to purchase additional items at your own expense.

Are There Any Weight or Height Restrictions for the Boat?

There are no explicit weight or height restrictions for the boat. However, participants should be able to comfortably board and sit on the boat. It’s best to contact the tour operator if you have any concerns about your size or mobility.

Will the Tour Still Run if It Rains During the Day?

The tour will still run in the rain, though some activities may be modified. The boat tour and boodle fight lunch will proceed as scheduled, while outdoor activities like swimming and snorkeling could be limited depending on the weather conditions.

Can I Request a Vegetarian or Special Dietary Option for Lunch?

Yes, you can request a vegetarian or special dietary option for the lunch. The tour operator should be able to accommodate dietary needs with advance notice. Just let them know when booking the tour.

The Sum Up

This Boracay Island-Hopping Tour with a standard boodle fight lunch is an excellent way to experience the breathtaking beauty of the island. At €36.67 per person, it’s a budget-friendly option that includes activities like swimming, snorkeling, and a traditional Filipino meal. Visitors can relax after the tour with a soothing hot kawa bath, making it a practical and memorable experience.