Ariel’s Point

Why Ariel’s Point is special ?

Ariel’s point is an eco-adventure destination where guests can cliff dive, kayak, and snorkel in an unspoiled tropical paradise. daytrips are offered 7 days a week, depart each morning from ariel’s house, and return to boracay at 5:00 pm. the daytrip package includes a boat cruise, a bbq buffet lunch, afternoon snacks, unlimited beverages (including beer and mixed drinks), cliff diving, kayaking, snorkeling, and a souvenir bracelet. tickets can be purchased online or in-person at ariel’s house in station 1 on boracay's white beach.

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What to explore at Ariel’s Point?

Ariel’s Point has a wide variety of outdoor activities for guests to enjoy. All of the following are included with the Ariel’s Point daytrip package:

Cliff Diving: With five different diving boards and platforms ranging from as low as 3 meters to as high as 15 meters, it’s no surprise that Ariel’s Point was listed in the Huffington Post as one of the world’s top cliff diving destinations. If you love new challenges, are willing to take risks, and are in suitable physical condition, Ariel’s Point is the perfect place to check cliff diving off your bucket list. For everyone else, being a spectator and cheering on your new friends as they take the plunge can be just as exciting. Note: Ariel’s Point has a bamboo ladder and a floating dock that guests can use to enter the water without cliff diving.

Ariel's Point SnorkelingKayaking: Ariel’s Point’s protected location makes it the perfect area for kayaking along the unspoiled shoreline of Buruanga, a small coastal village on the island of Panay. Enjoy paddling to nearby deserted beaches or use your sit-on-top kayak as a mobile platform for cliff diving and nature photography. You might even encounter some flying fish or start a conversation with the local fishermen. Both single (one-person) and tandem (two-person) kayaks are available. Life jackets are provided and must be worn at all times.

Snorkeling: The beautiful seas of the Philippines are teeming with marine life. The coastline around Ariel’s Point is no exception. Clownfish, damselfish, starfish, and sea anemones are just a few of the fascinating species you might encounter during your underwater adventure. Some guests have even spotted sea turtles and dolphins visiting the area. Snorkels, masks, and life jackets are provided.

Boat Cruise: Sometimes the journey is just as fun as the destination. To reach Ariel’s Point, you will take a traditional Filipino outrigger boat known as a banca beyond the shores of Boracay and along an unspoiled coastline comprised of lush forests, deserted beaches, and volcanic rock. The boat ride, which lasts 35 to 45 minutes depending on the type of boat used, is the perfect time to make new friends while enjoying cold beverages served by our staff.

Ariel's Point LunchLunch Buffet: Daytrip guests are treated to a delicious buffet that includes fresh and traditional dishes such as grilled fish, grilled pork, barbecue chicken, longaniza sausages, pancit noodles (vegetarian), eggplant salad (vegetarian), herb potatoes (vegetarian), steamed rice (vegetarian), prawn crackers, and an assortment of fruits (vegetarian). The package also includes a late afternoon snack or merienda such as caramelized bananas or local sweet potatoes.

Open Bar: Daytrip guests can enjoy unlimited drinks during their visit to Ariel’s Point. Drinks include soda (Coca-Cola products), beer (San Miguel Pale Pilsen, San Miguel Light, and Red Horse), locally distilled rum (Tanduay or Old Captain), mixed drinks, and bottled water. Thank you for drinking responsibly.

Sunbathing: Ariel’s Point has several locations where guests can sunbathe with beautiful views of the Sulu Sea. In addition to several hammocks, a floating bamboo raft is available for guests to relax on when sea conditions are suitable.

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