Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in the Philippines

Day by day

1. 1 hour

   Busuanga - Discovery Coron Island

   Set sail from Decalachao Pier in the northernmost reaches of Busuanga Bay. Glide over crystalline water as the yacht makes its way toward Mitpet Island with spectacular sandbars stretching into vivid blue sea. As dusk falls, anchor near Discovery Coron Island, where an extraordinary natural spectacle awaits. Thousands of bats rising into the sky in synchronised flight, silhouetted against a golden sunset, creating a moment of rare wonder and beauty.

2. 1 hour

   Discovery Coron Island - Dugongs, Black Island & Debotunay Island

   Begin early with a rare dugong encounter in waters known for friendly resident animals a magical experience few travellers ever witness. Continue toward Black Island (Malajon Island) for lunch beside striking black-sand beaches and then explore its dramatic limestone cave and crystal pools. In the afternoon, land on Debotunay Island for a bonfire beach dinner.

   

3. 1 hour

   Debotunay Island - Mangroves & Pass Island

   Awake to a morning cruise around the untouched mangroves in Busuanga Bay. Jump on a paddleboard. Later, sail to secluded Pass Island for snorkeling over coral gardens. Certified divers can explore legendary WWII wrecks transformed into artificial reefs, while snorkelers enjoy easy access to Lusong Reef and the shallow Lusong Gunboat wreck, alive with marine life.

4. 1 hour

   Pass Island - Kayangan Lake, Pukaway Caves & Private Lagoon

   Today is a deeper dive into the Coron highlights. We'll make sure you have early access to Kayangan Lake's clear waters before any other visitors arrive. Take the tender to Pukaway Caves for an unforgettable swim in hidden caverns before lunch at a private lagoon in Pusud. Enjoy a Boodle Fight feast, we'll leave the rest of the day over to you. Our final suggestion is BBH Beach for sunset.

   

5. 1 hour

   BBH Beach - Twin Lagoon, Blue Lagoon & Malcapuya Island

   Explore the Twin Lagoon at first light for a near-sacred experience. Move on to Blue Lagoon and snorkel vibrant marine life-filled reefs en route to Smith Beach. Lunch is served aboard during a leisurely cruise to Malcapuya Island, you'll find powder-white sand and crystalline waters perfect for swimming and shoreline exploration.

6. 1 hour

   Malcapuya Island - Ditaytayan Sandbar & Canipo Island

   Today begins at the pristine Ditaytayan Sandbar, where soft sands and gentle waves set the tone. If time allows, sail to Calumbagan Island for a quiet beach lunch. In the early afternoon, visit Canipo Island to explore a traditional fishing village and local school, offering an authentic glimpse into island life. As the sun begins to settle, arrive at Araw Beach and witness a spectacular tropical sunset.

   

7. 1 hour

   Canipo Island - Linapacan Islands & Cultural Encounters

   Cruise through the reaches of the Linapacan Islands, stopping at two incredibly remote spots; Calibang and the picturesque Tacling Island. Continue toward Bulawit Cove to swim among sea turtles in their natural habitat, a deeply peaceful and unforgettable encounter with wildlife. Later, explore Dimanglet Private Island, a secluded paradise surrounded by vibrant coral and powder-white beaches.

8. 1 hour

   Cultural Encounters - Little Maosonon, Daracotan & Dipnay Pier

   On the final morning, make for theLittle Maosonon Island, a hidden gem of powdery sand and crystal lagoons perfect for a last swim or snorkel. Continue north to Daracotan Island, where calm waters invite one last immersion among vibrant coral life before the journey concludes at Dipnay Pier. A scenic 40-minute road transfer then returns you to El Nido.

   

Philippines

Why we love it

1. Island hopping. With more than 7,000 islands, you can wake up on a different island. For 20 years. One morning you are swimming inside a cathedral-like limestone lagoon, the next drifting above WWII wrecks transformed into coral gardens, then cruising through mangrove channels or walking across a sandbar that disappears by high tide.
2. Hospitality. Unlike more remote expedition destinations, the Philippines pairs dramatic nature with genuine hospitality. Fishing villages, local schools, traditional beach feasts and quiet island communities add depth to the journey. It never feels isolated in a harsh way. It feels welcoming, human and alive.