PHILIPPINES SAILING TOURS
Wind, season and head-count decide more about a day afloat than the brochure does. These 10 philippines sailing tours are set out with the hours, the price and the swim stops so the choice takes a minute.
Board a traditional Filipino bamboo paraw near Astoria Boracay for a 30-minute sunset sail. The boat carries up to eight people, with a captain, lifejacket, and photographs included. You will meet in front of Astoria on White Beach, feel the evening breeze, and cruise around the bay before returning to shore.
Join skipper Sylvain for an eight-hour private cruise from Corong Corong aboard a comfortable 43-foot Beneteau Oceanis 430. You’ll sail to Malpacao Island and Lagen Island, snorkel from quiet beaches, eat a fresh lunch onboard, and return across Bacuit Bay at sunset. The boat holds up to five guests plus the skipper.
“This private sailing trip with Sylvain is a must do in El Nido. My family and I had the most amazing day. We got to go to private islands without crowds. He provides all snorkeling gear and we got to see so much sea life on his private tour. If you want to kayak or paddle board, he also provides you with the gear. He makes a nice lunch for you while you are enjoying your time in the water. He is very professional and knowledgeable and knows his craft. My family and I were in good hands to ensue we had the best day! He even contacted us several…”
Board a traditional Filipino paraw at 4:00 PM for 1.5 hours on Bacuit Bay. You will watch the sunset from the boat’s side netting, see El Nido’s limestone cliffs in evening light, and sail with an English-speaking guide. Captain Victor has earned special praise, but bring dry clothes and protect your camera.
“This activity was one of my best memories. Just enjoying the ocean and the sunset. The guide and company were super friendly and were so dedicated to give me a great experience. Even though I was only booking they accommodated for me. Thank you team for making my stay at El Nido special. Would highly recommend”
Set sail from El Nido at 10:30 AM aboard a traditional paraw with an English-speaking crew. This five-hour private cruise includes snorkeling gear, crystal kayaks, lunch, and stops at Ipil Beach and Papaya Beach. Some recent trips have visited Snake Island instead, so confirm the route before booking. Guides Victor, Christian, and James have been praised for friendly, clear help.
“Such a great adventure! It was our first time on a sailing vessel, and we loved it! Victor and Christian were wonderful! It was evident that we were in good and capable hands. They were great at communicating what we were doing, where we were going, and explaining the winds and processes. Lunch was great! The stops were excellent! We highly recommend this for the adventurers!”
Set sail at 4:30 PM aboard a traditional paraw for 1.5 hours around Bacuit Bay. You’ll see El Nido’s limestone cliffs, turquoise water, beaches, and marine life with an English-speaking crew. The private boat holds up to five people, though the listed price covers a group of two. Rapy and Gerald have been praised for their friendly help and photos.
“A magical and unforgettable experience. Watching the sun set over El Nido’s islands while sailing was simply breathtaking.”
Meet Boracay Adventures Travel near Tiger Sugar Cafe by Astoria Station 1, then walk to a private traditional paraw. For one hour, you will sail beside Boracay with the wind in your face and water at your feet. The boat fits up to six comfortably, and English or Tagalog guidance is available.
“Guide is very nice, the company is responsive and flexible, sailor helped us take some photos and videos and gave us a very relaxing morning”
Meet your English or Tagalog-speaking host at White Beach near Astoria Boracay, then board a bamboo double-outrigger paraw. Your boatman handles the sailing while you enjoy a quiet 30 or 60-minute cruise across calm water. Bring sunscreen, a towel, and dry clothes. Group size is limited to eight.
Leave El Nido at 4:30 AM aboard a traditional Filipino paraw with double outriggers. For 1.5 hours, you’ll sail across quiet Bacuit Bay as stars give way to sunrise over limestone cliffs. English-speaking crew members guide the small group, with space for 5 to 8 people per boat.
“This was by far the best experience we had in El Nido! The team was super nice and made the trip very pleasant and fun for us. If you are around definitely try this!”
Join SailPH for a five-hour shared paraw cruise from Pops District El Nido. You’ll sail past limestone cliffs, stop at Ipil and Papaya beaches, snorkel in clear water, use a crystal kayak, and eat lunch by the shore. The English-speaking guide leads a small group of up to eight people.
“This was a fantastic way to spend the day visiting beautiful locations in such an amazing boat.”
Step aboard a traditional Boracay paraw, a narrow sailboat supported by two outriggers and two sails. Philippines Divers arranges hotel pickup, provides an experienced crew and life jackets, and takes your private group close to shore for island views and photos. Choose from eight time slots between 9 AM and 3:30 PM.
Sunset, snorkel, or the whole boat.
