Philippines Yacht Charter Guide
Cruise the azure seas, sandy coastlines and jungle-clad mountains of the incredible Philippine Archipelago
Nestled between the Pacific Ocean, the Sulu and Celebes Seas, the Philippine Archipelago comprises more than 7,600 islands. These diverse and beautiful islands offer so much to do and see during a luxury yacht charter. Natural reefs abound welcoming divers to explore a myriad of underwater habitats and aquatic life. By day white sand beaches are the perfect place to soak up the sun; by night they transform into the dance floors of lively beach bars and clubs welcoming guests to enjoy tropical entertainment.

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Charter Experience
The beautiful island of Boracay is a diver’s dream. Explore the wall at Yapak; starting 30-meters below the surface, the wall plunges to fathomless depths. Here you’ll spot white-tip and grey reef sharks patrolling the vicinity while manta and eagle rays sail past. Those choosing to stay ashore can enjoy the island’s incredible white-sand beaches, many of which offer pristine views and privacy. The island is not desolate, however. Those looking to liven up the party will be delighted by beach clubs that offer lively evening festivities.
The island of Palawan is home to Coron Bay, another ideal place for divers who can sink below the waterline to dive the Morazan Maru, a Japanese freighter sunk in 1944. Now richly covered with hard and soft corals, big groupers and plenty of scorpion fishes have made home here and schools of barracuda roam around. Palawan is also home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Tubbathaha Reef National Park and the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River, which — as its name suggests — runs underground and is encompassed by a limestone landscape. More spelunking can be done at Tabon Caves, which boast deep slopes and rugged cliffs with exceptional views.
Cebu with its sunny weather, pristine beaches and turquoise waters is every traveler’ tropical island dream come true. Furthermore, there are luxurious resorts and spas with all the frills of good living. East of Cebu is Bohol, home to the world-famous Chocolate Hills, plateaus, crystal springs and beautiful beaches.
All of the islands of the Philippine offer an eclectic culture as early Spanish and modern American influences have made their marks throughout the decades. The Philippine people are well known for their cheerful disposition, a love of music and welcoming smiles.
Location Highlights
- Spend a day sunning on upscale Diniwid Beach
- Marvel over the geological wonder of Chocolate Hills, in Bohol Province
- Hit the spa at Shangri-La’s Boracay Resort
- Visit the 2,000-year-old Banaue rice terraces, known as the “Eighth Wonder of the World”
- Discover last frontier surfing locations from October to January