Philippines · SAILING TRIPS IN PALAWAN
The 6 sailing trips in Palawan you can book today, each with its price, its length and the kind of traveller it suits. The one at the top is there on merit, so start with it and work down.
Review the Seacret catamaran tour in El Nido, with private beaches, lagoons, lunch, pricing, stops, and practical booking advice.
“Exceptional tour!! The crew was very well trained and they made our whole experience so smooth and special. The places we visited were amazing and we also had access to a private beach. Lunch was delicious as well. I highly recommend this tour!!”
Review the El Nido premium catamaran cruise, with lagoons, beaches, snorkeling, lunch, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“It was an amazing day! The crew was super nice . The good tasty! The locations namely the secret beach wonderful!”
Sail El Nido’s quiet islands on a private 43-foot yacht, with snorkeling, fresh lunch, secluded beaches, and a sunset over Bacuit Bay.
“If you are planning a trip to El Nido, you must thinking about booking the tour. Sylvain is very friendly, and he gently took us to the best moment of our stay in El Nido. You will visit the places that are not covered by any of the island hopping tours. It must be a relaxing and unforgettable voyage. Sylvain is a great captain as well as a great chief! The lunch we had on a yacht was one of the best meals we had in the country, including the view. At the time of the sunset, he took us to the perfect point with his small boat and there…”
Review of Coron's private yacht or speedboat tour, with Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon, beaches, snorkeling, lunch, costs, and practical tips.
“Extremely well organised, the guides were just the best. Very friendly. The food was great too. Had the best time”
Sail Bacuit Bay at sunset on a traditional paraw, with limestone cliffs, sea views, wet nets, and a few important safety points to know.
“I’m surprised this trip has so many 5-star reviews. I don’t usually leave negative feedback, but I feel the need to share my honest experience. Firstly, this is a sailboat that relies entirely on the wind to move and stay upright, which didn’t feel very safe. You’re sat in a net on either side of the boat — the one my partner and I were on went underwater. It was scary, and all of my possessions, including an expensive camera, got soaked. We sailed miles out from land, and as it got darker, I started to feel quite anxious. No one on my trip was provided a life jacket. If…”
Review of El Nido’s private Paraw cruise, with sailing, snorkeling, kayaking, beach stops, lunch, prices, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“A very memorable activity. Being able to sail without a motor is something I never thought I would experience. I felt like Moana!! Huge thank you to our guides Victor & James :)”
