The Philippines · EVENING EXPERIENCES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 evening experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Off-grid El Nido to Coron island hopping with snorkeling, reef time, native huts, and traditional food. 3 days, $339.
“What was Bad — no space on the boat , very crammed. And not enough shade. Toilets and showers on the camp sites very basic. Good. Great guides. Good value. Good food. Amazing experience”
Boracay sunset cruise with snorkeling, paddleboarding, and kayaking. Two hours, live music, photos, floats, meet at Astoria Station 1.
“This was the perfect way to send the afternoon. Don’t hesitate, just book it. Great value. And they sell soda, water and beer on board for a very fair price. (50-100 PHP)”
A 4-hour Boracay sunset party cruise with party DJ, water play, snorkeling gear, unlimited snacks, plus cocktails and mocktails on board.
“Red Whale Hopping Tour with a friend, Thank you for making good memories I really liked the tour schedule, and the service of the staff is excellent They gave us precious memories Even if I go back to Boracay, I will definitely book the Red Whale Hopping Tour”
Ride a traditional bamboo bike through historic Intramuros at sunset, with guided stops at Fort Santiago and the Bayleaf Skydeck rooftop view.
“Prime was really kind and I learned a lot about Manila from him”
Boracay sunset cruise with snorkeling at Balinghai Wall, free SUP and water tubes, live music, and strong value for about $25.
“Wow! What a wonderful day! I loved this tour. The team was professional and fun! Highly recommend this Sunset Cruise, especially to begin your vacation in lovely Boracay! PS: the guitarist and mermaid photoshoot, an extra bonus!”
Manila by Night tour from 6 pm: Fort Santiago, Intramuros lights, and Binondo Chinatown. Pickup, AC, tickets included, 3-4 hrs.
“Great Visit around the city and Great Guide!!! We visited the main locations and had a great time talking about what we were seeing.”
A 30-minute sunset paraw sail from White Beach, Boracay. Bamboo outrigger, sea breeze, crystal water, and included photos.
2-hour Boracay White Beach sunset yacht cruise with unlimited drinks, snacks, and DJ party atmosphere plus optional snorkeling.
“The music on this boat was far too loud - I am a musician and dj and work in the industry. This boat is not aimed at families and I would call it a party boat. Finger food was good but drink system should have been explained. Underwater observatory could see basically nothing which was disappointing. Would I do again? Probably not.”
A 2-hour Divisoria night market tour for $68 with an English guide, small group, street food stops, and tuktuk or jeepney rides.
“11/10. would recommend every time. When you wanna see how the locals live and what they eat that’s the way to go. (The food was really gooood)”
A half-day Bohol tour from Panglao for snorkeling, island lounging, and a sunset session at Virgin Island with snacks and rum and Coke.
“Amazing view at sunset, also the guide was very informative. I. would say it is perfect half day trip specially after long travel to get to bohol”
Boracay sunset on a party yacht with snorkeling, paddleboarding, DJ fun, unlimited pika-pika and drinks, plus free onboard photos.
“RedWhale Cruise offers an unforgettable experience packed with activities! From the moment I arrived, the crew's enthusiasm set the tone. I enjoy unlimited pica-pica, beverages, fruits, and Korean cup noodles on board— and yes, truly unlimited! The energetic crew hosts thrilling activities, including kayaking, paddleboarding, water sliding, snorkeling, freediving, and an extreme speedboat tour. They provide snorkeling masks, fins, GoPros, and 360 cameras for free, even helping with underwater shots! During the cruise, there’s a fun karaoke session where guests showcase their talents. It was a blast! The upper deck has beach beds, while the lower deck has a net for sunbathing. They even provi...”
Boracay sunset boat party with snacks, music, optional snorkeling, and White Beach views for 2 hours. Choose party boat or yacht.
“The boat did not look at all like the pictures there was no machine. There was no snorkeling. There was no pizza. The only food offer was low platter and lemon and cheese, and some stale crackers. The only drinks our water and a gin mix. Overall, it was fun, but definitely not as describe.”
Bamboo bike sunset through Intramuros with a small group, complimentary drinks, 360 views from Bayleaf, and easy, guided stops.
“Enjoyed the tour, it was fun to go around by bikes. The locations were well chosen and the sunset view was good”
Sail on a shared paraw sunset cruise in Bacuit Bay, El Nido. Small groups, 4 PM timing, smooth sailing, and easy water time.
“I’m surprised this trip has so many 5-star reviews. I don’t usually leave negative feedback, but I feel the need to share my honest experience. Firstly, this is a sailboat that relies entirely on the wind to move and stay upright, which didn’t feel very safe. You’re sat in a net on either side of the boat — the one my partner and I were on went underwater. It was scary, and all of my possessions, including an expensive camera, got soaked. We sailed miles out from land, and as it got darker, I started to feel quite anxious. No one on my trip was provided a life jacket. If…”
2-hour Manila night food crawl from Tutuban to Divisoria, Binondo Chinatown, and Pasig riverside lights, with guide-led tastings.
“This tour with Venus was a great introduction to the local Filipino street food, and a great walk through the local street markets. We got to emerge ourselves into the community of Manila and learn about the history and culture behind it all. Would definitely recommend this tour.”
Pick the island first. The kind of day sorts itself out after that.
