Boracay Island Hopping+ Helmet Diving (Shared Tour)

Boracay Island’s pristine waters and diverse marine life make it an ideal destination for water activities. The Island Hopping and Helmet Diving shared tour offers a chance to experience the island’s beauty up close. Priced at $54.38 per person, this 4-hour adventure takes visitors to stunning locations like Coral Garden and Balinghai Beach, where they can snorkel, enjoy a buffet lunch, and don a helmet for an underwater exploration. With professional guides and safety equipment, this tour promises an unforgettable experience. However, certain restrictions apply, making it crucial to review the tour details before booking.

Key Points

• A shared 4-hour tour that explores Boracay’s surrounding islands, including snorkeling, swimming, and helmet diving activities.
• Priced at $54.38 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• Operates on a seasonal schedule, with different itineraries during the Habagat (June-November) and Amihan (December-May) seasons.
• Includes transportation, buffet lunch, tour guide, and all necessary safety gear.
• Not suitable for pregnant women or individuals with mobility issues.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Boracay Island Hopping and Helmet Diving tour is a shared experience that offers visitors the opportunity to explore the stunning natural beauty of Boracay’s surrounding islands.

Priced at $54.38 per person, the tour lasts 4 hours and includes free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Guests can reserve their spot and pay later.

The tour includes a boat, buffet lunch, tour guide, helmet diving, safety gear, and more. It’s not suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility issues.

Visitors should bring a camera, beachwear, and comfortable shoes, but alcohol and drugs are prohibited.

Itinerary and Seasonal Schedule

The Boracay Island Hopping and Helmet Diving tour operates on a seasonal schedule, offering distinct experiences based on the prevailing weather conditions.

The Boracay Island Hopping and Helmet Diving tour operates on a seasonal schedule, offering distinct experiences based on the prevailing weather conditions.

During the Habagat season (June-November), the tour visits Ilig-iligan Beach or Puka Beach, Crocodile Island, and Crystal Cove Island.

In the Amihan season (December-May), the tour explores the Coral Garden, Balinghai Beach, and Puka Beach.

Regardless of the season, the tour includes a buffet lunch, snorkeling gear, helmet diving, and other amenities.

The tour departs between 9-10 AM and ends around 2-3 PM, with meeting points at Astoria Station 1 or Bolabog Beach.

Habagat Season (June-November)

During the Habagat season from June to November, the Boracay Island Hopping and Helmet Diving tour offers a diverse itinerary. The tour starts with a meetup at Astoria Station 1 or Bolabog Beach, followed by a boat departure at 9 AM. Guests can enjoy swimming and sightseeing at Ilig-iligan Beach or Puka Beach, depending on weather conditions. Next, they’ll visit Crocodile Island for snorkeling and swimming, followed by a buffet lunch. The final stop is Crystal Cove Island before the tour ends around 3 PM.

| Time | Activity |

| — | — |

| 8-9 AM | Meetup |

| 9-10 AM | Boat Departure |

| 10 AM – 2 PM | Island Hopping, Snorkeling, Lunch |

| 2-3 PM | End of Tour |

Amihan Season (December-May)

During the Amihan season from December to May, the Boracay Island Hopping and Helmet Diving tour follows a slightly different itinerary.

The tour departs at 9 AM, visiting the Coral Garden for swimming and snorkeling, followed by Balinghai Beach for more swimming.

Depending on weather conditions, the group may also stop at Puka Beach for sightseeing and swimming.

Lunch is provided, and the tour ends around 2-3 PM.

The equipment and inclusions remain the same as the Habagat season, with visitors enjoying helmet diving, snorkeling gear, and other amenities throughout the day.

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Inclusions and Equipment

The tour includes a boat for the 4-hour excursion, a buffet lunch, and a dedicated tour guide on each boat.

Snorkeling gear, helmets for diving, and individual life jackets are provided. Passengers receive safety insurance coverage.

The tour also includes free use of a hot kawa bath and covers entrance fees to Crystal Cove and Magic Island. Gratuities and snorkeling fees are included.

Anything not explicitly mentioned in the inclusions isn’t provided. Participants should bring a camera, beachwear, a towel, and comfortable shoes.

Alcohol and drugs are prohibited on the tour.

Participant Restrictions and Meeting Point

The tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women or people with mobility impairments.

Participants must be able to get on and off the boat safely.

The meeting point is at Moksha Cafe at Bolabog Beach, where you’ll need to look for Bia Water Sports.

Be sure to arrive during the designated meetup time of 8:00-9:00 AM.

The tour guides will be there to assist you and ensure a smooth start to your island hopping adventure.

What to Bring and Prohibited Items

Participants should bring a camera to capture the scenic island views, as well as beachwear, a towel, and comfortable shoes for the activities. Prohibited items include alcohol and drugs. To help participants prepare, here’s a table outlining what to bring and what’s not allowed:

| What to Bring | Prohibited Items |

| — | — |

| Camera | Alcohol |

| Beachwear | Drugs |

| Towel | |

| Comfortable Shoes | |

| Extra Clothes | |

Following these guidelines will ensure participants have an enjoyable and safe island hopping and helmet diving experience in Boracay.

Important Information

Visitors can check availability to see the starting times for the Boracay Island Hopping and Helmet Diving tour.

The tour is offered during both the Habagat and Amihan seasons, with slightly different itineraries. Guests should arrive at the designated meeting point – Moksha Cafe at Bolabog Beach – to join the tour.

The tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility impairments. Participants are advised to bring a camera, beachwear, towel, and comfortable shoes.

Alcohol and drugs are prohibited. The tour offers a comprehensive experience exploring the natural wonders of Boracay Island.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Request a Private Tour Instead of a Shared Tour?

Yes, you can request a private tour instead of a shared tour. Many tour providers offer private island hopping or helmet diving tours for those who prefer a more personalized experience. The price may be higher, but you’ll have the tour tailored to your needs.

Will There Be Additional Fees for Larger Group Sizes?

There may be additional fees for larger group sizes. The tour provider typically charges more for private tours to cover the cost of a dedicated boat and guide. Group size can affect the overall price.

Do I Need to Know How to Swim to Participate in the Tour?

No, you don’t need to know how to swim to participate in this tour. The tour includes the use of life jackets, which ensure the safety of participants during water activities like snorkeling and boat rides.

Can I Request Vegetarian or Special Dietary Meals for Lunch?

Yes, the tour provider can accommodate vegetarian and other special dietary requests for the included lunch. Passengers simply need to inform the provider of their dietary needs when booking the tour.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

There is no option to extend the tour duration. The tour is a fixed 4-hour package. However, you can book additional tours or activities separately if you’d like to extend your time in Boracay.

The Sum Up

This shared tour provides a wonderful opportunity to explore the stunning natural beauty of Boracay. With a range of included activities and safety measures, it’s an ideal choice for those seeking an immersive island adventure. However, it’s important to note the tour’s restrictions and plan accordingly to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

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