Water Sports

Boracay offers several fun and exciting water sports that will leave you with great memories as you experience the seas that surround this beautiful paradise island. You could also go snorkeling after every thrilling activity in the water to be with the rich marine life in this island. This is a list of the most popular water sports available in Boracay first-timers can choose from:

Flying Fish
If you want an extreme ride where you can get really wet and fall into the water, you should try this ride. The captain of the speedboat would always say that if you can no longer hold on, it's best to let go. It's possible to get bruised from this ride as it can be extremely intense. It's always best to tell the driver how extreme you want the ride to be.

Banana Boat
This ride will get you wet through the splashes of water, but these splashes are not too much that these can make you fall into the sea. This is a family-friendly and chill ride, so your whole family, especially the kids, can truly enjoy the experience.

Jetski
You can rent one jetski, and it can be used by any of your friends during the limited time given. This is also one of the extreme and most fun activities on the island. Once you take on the ride, you can go wherever you want to go in the designated areas. You ride it as fast or as slow as you want too. The jetski is all yours for the time you have rented it for.

Kite Surfing
Boracay is one of the best kite-surfing spots in Asia. Bulabog Beach is where you'll find most kite surfers; they would sometimes be along the White Beach during Habagat Season. For more information on kite-surfing and how to learn it, please visit www.islakitesurfing.com.

Water Sports on the beautiful island of Boracay is definitely a treat!

TIPS

Swimmers will always have an advantage on all water sport activities. Prior to engaging to any water sport, brush up on your swimming lessons.
Always wear a life jacket when doing water sports; even good swimmers are at risk under certain circumstances.
Wear plenty of sunscreen or wear sun-protective gear.
When venturing into the open sea or the deep ocean, always bring along a partner or a group for safety reasons.
Always watch the weather and the seawater’s condition as well. Avoid doing watersports before or during a rainy or stormy weather.