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Willy’s Rock in the shallows off Station 1, Boracay

About BoracayTours.com

An independent guide to one island and the tours that make it special — written to be useful, not to fill space.

BoracayTours.com exists to answer the questions people actually ask before a Boracay trip: which tours are worth booking, how to get there, what the rules and fees are, when to go and where to stay.

We are a small independent publisher. We are not affiliated with the Municipality of Malay, the Province of Aklan, the Department of Tourism or any tour operator.

What we cover

  • Tours: island hopping, helmet diving, parasailing, diving, kitesurfing, paraw sailing, cruises and transfers — with honest notes on who each suits.
  • Practical detail: getting there, the jetty port, rules and fees, seasons and where to stay, with hedges where details change.
  • The island: its beaches, viewpoints and the islets offshore.
  • Six languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Russian.

How we make money

BoracayTours.com is free to read and carries no display advertising. We earn a commission when a reader books a tour through our GetYourGuide links, or a hotel through our Booking.com links, at no extra cost to the reader.

The commission does not influence what we recommend or the order we rank things in. See our affiliate disclosure.

How we research

Tour listings come from GetYourGuide’s live product feed for Boracay and are checked for rating, review count and inclusions. Practical facts are checked against official and established sources; where details such as fees or registration rules change often, we say so and tell you to check.

Photography

Every photograph on BoracayTours.com is freely licensed — public domain, CC0, CC BY or CC BY-SA — sourced from Wikimedia Commons and credited on our image credits page.

Corrections

Fees change, routes move and rules are revised. If something here is out of date or wrong, please tell us.

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