Boracay Water Sports & Activities

Cherryann01 ViP

Member since 19 October 2018

Cherryann01ViP18 March 2024 11:51:47

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I will be in Boracay for 5 days in April and just wondered if anybody has been recently and participated in any of the water based activities? I would be interested to know an approximate price for parasailing and the hire of a jet ski amongst others and also any information about reputable companies selling these activities and their location in Boracay.

Safety is the most important thing for me here so I want to book with a reputable company.

Many Thanks.

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mugteck Serial expat

Member since 17 May 2022

mugteckSerial expat18 March 2024 20:29:21

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聽聽聽聽聽 Also would like to know about the surf if there is any.

Lotus Eater ViP

Member since 26 June 2012

Lotus EaterViP19 March 2024 07:19:39

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Just imagine if the lovebirds had been caught in a wind vortex they could have joined the 'mile high' club. Would that have been a first?

renegadesric529 Contributor

Member since 05 January 2024

renegadesric529Contributor19 March 2024 07:25:00

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@Cherryann01

wanderlust do trips to boracay with watersports find on fb

Enzyte Bob ViP

Member since 26 October 2018

Enzyte BobViP19 March 2024 10:27:41

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Golden Showers available in Angeles City.

Cherryann01 ViP

Member since 19 October 2018

Cherryann01ViP19 March 2024 12:37:11

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聽聽 Golden Showers available in Angeles City.
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聽聽 -@Enzyte Bob

Not going to Angeles City and have no intention of going but I believe the Ex president called Boracay a Cesspool before having the island closed down for a while to address the many environmental problems, so I guess golden showers could be had for free in Boracay before the closure.

Cherryann01 ViP

Member since 19 October 2018

Cherryann01ViP19 March 2024 12:43:45

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Just imagine if the lovebirds had been caught in a wind vortex they could have joined the 'mile high' club. Would that have been a first? -@Lotus Eater

Thank you for the link and having opened it and read the content, I can see why the couple would not have been alarmed until they hit the water. I went parasailing with my daughter a couple of times while on holiday in Portugal聽 and the operator that we used liked to bring everybody down low about half way through the flight so their feet got wet. I bet that is what they were expecting when they started to descend.