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5 things to do in Boracay
Ariel's Point is known for their clif diving. – Pic courtesy of AirAsia, December 12, 2015.A small island with the clearest blue waters and finest white sands, Boracay is a popular tourist destination for travellers around the world. From chilling out on the beach to indulging in fresh fruit shakes, find out just what you can do in this island paradise:
Clif diving at Ariel's Point
A secluded spot on the mainland about 30 to 40 minutes from Boracay, Ariel's Point is known for their clif diving. There are diving boards from as low as three metres to as high as 15m that are perfect for the not-so-adventurous and daredevils alike. If you've had enough of jumping into the crystal clear waters, spend the rest of the day snorkelling and kayaking while taking in the gorgeous, natural surroundings.
The boat departs from Boracay at 11.30am every day and returns by 5pm. Drinks, a BBQ lunch and snacks are all included in the day trip so make your booking online first – you won't want to miss this!
Sunset sailing
Get up close and personal with Boracay's beautiful sunset by sailing out into the pristine waters on a paraw to catch it! A boat with two outriggers and bright blue sails, a paraw is stable and easy to navigate so let the winds take you for the best view of the setting sun. It's a popular choice as you'll see many paraws dotting the horizon come sunset.
Ride up to Mount Luho on an ATV
Mount Luho is the highest peak on Boracay with stunning panoramic views of the island. Take a break from the beach Make a trip to Manila and check these fun-filled activities off your to-do list. You can visit Manila, the Philippines any time with AirAsia’s new mobile app, which let’s you plan, book and pay for your dream holiday with ease and convenience. Book your flights now get on the road! Ride up to Mount Luho on an ATV and enjoy the fresh air where thrilling activities await!
Zipline down Mouth Luho
If you need an adrenaline rush, then fly down from Mount Luho superman style with an exhilarating zipline 100m above the ground. At 325m long, you'll get another perspective of the island. After the excitement, calm your nerves and relax in a cable car ride back to the top!
Hunt for the best mango shake
Thanks to its tropical weather, Boracay produces some of the freshest and sweetest fruits. You'll find fruit shakes around every corner and mangoes are a particular favourite. The best, however, would have to be Jonah's Fruit Shake and Snack Bar. Apart from refreshing tropical drinks, you'll also get to fill your bellies with local Filipino dishes.
Experience Boracay's beautiful sunset by sailing out into the pristine waters on a paraw. – Pic courtesy of AirAsia, December 12, 2015.Make a trip to Boracay and check these fun-filled activities of your to-do list. You can visit Boracay, the Philippines any time with Airasia’s new mobile app (Android or iOS), which let’s you plan, book and pay for your dream holiday with ease and convenience.
Book your flights now at airasia.com. – December 12, 2015.
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