Ariel's Point

Ariel’s Point is one of the top and most recommended cliff-diving spots in the world—it is a great daytrip destination for the locals and tourists alike. This eco-adventure attraction is located 35-45 minutes away from Boracay Island, and travelers can go for cliff diving, kayaking, and snorkeling here. You will find this wonderful paradise as an unspoiled tropical setting, and it has a lot to offer for every nature lover, adrenaline junkie, and wanderer by heart.
The wonders and the thrilling activities in Ariel’s Point is already featured in Asian Traveler, Cosmopolitan, and Mabuhay magazines, as well as international newspapers like the Huffington Post. Famous travel bloggers have also recommended adding a daytrip in Ariel’s Point in one’s Boracay holiday to make it an awesome and unforgettable one.

The boat cruise, barbeque buffet lunch, afternoon snacks, unlimited drinks, souvenir bracelet, as well as passes for cliff diving, paddling, and snorkeling, are all included in the daytrip package. The view while traveling via boat is spectacular.

Ariel's Point offers five different diving boards and platforms from 3 meters to 15 meters. You can either be the one who will take the plunge or be the spectator of those who go cliff diving. When you go for kayaking and snorkeling, you will definitely enjoy the unspoiled Buruanga shoreline. Buruanga is a small coastal village of Panay. The rich marine life of this destination will be more appreciated once you go snorkeling.

TIPS

Ariel’s Point gets crowded during the peak season. If you want less people, you can plan your trip during non-peak months. Nonetheless, try to make friends during the daytrip.
Befriend and start a conversation with local fishermen and residents to know more about the culture of the place.
Ariel’s Point has a bamboo ladder and a floating dock/floating bamboo raft for guests who want to enter the water without the need to go cliff diving.
There are also hammocks available for those who want to relax and go sunbathing.
Be responsible with your trash. Remember that Ariel’s Point designed the resort in such a way that it preserves its natural beauty and the rich marine life.