Jump 15m at Ariel’s Point

Ariel’s Point is one of the top cliff jumping spots in Asia! There are a few stages of height to choose from, varying from 3m to 15m. You need to be a daredevil to hop off the highest point! The way down feels extremely long and exhilarating. This is a dream island to arrive at: free flow beers and beverages, BBQ buffet lunch, and snorkelling.

Diving at Camia shipwreck

In 2001, a cargo vessel named Camia II sank. This wreck dive spot is now popular with adventure divers. It’s a site for the advanced and the adventurous, with a maximum depth of 30m. The 30m-long vessel is home to a healthy underwater population of lion fish, snapper, grouper and bat fish.

Helmet diving

Non-divers, this is for you! Walk on the seabed and marvel at the marine life all around. You’ll breathe like you’re on land with a helmet that covers your entire head, supplying you with oxygen underwater. No fussing about with snorkels nor diving mouthpiece needed. Image by boracay.travel

Parasailing

Take a different vantage point of the best oceans in the world, enjoy the view from above! This is a popular activity that can’t be missed if you’re in Boracay. The lift-off is exciting and may incite some screams, but when you’re at the top: enjoy only peace and the most panoramic view ever.

Become a Mermaid

Why dive or snorkel for the fish when you can be the fish, right? Founded in Boracay, the Philippine Swimming Mermaid Academy offers multi-level classes for becoming certified mermaids! We are impressed by how intensive these classes and courses are. Non-certification photography is available as well.