Ariel’s Point The Best Cliff Diving Spot in Boracay

Tucked away on the rugged coastline of Buruanga, just a short boat ride from Boracay, Ariel’s Point is a dream come true for adrenaline junkies and nature lovers alike. This stunning eco-adventure destination is best known for its exhilarating cliff diving spots, with platforms ranging from 3 to 15 meters high. But it’s not just about the plunge—it’s also about basking in the raw beauty of unspoiled nature, where limestone cliffs meet turquoise waters, and the energy of thrill-seekers electrifies the air.

Often dubbed as a “must-visit” for those seeking an offbeat yet exciting day trip from Boracay, Ariel’s Point offers a well-curated experience that blends adventure, relaxation, and sustainability. Its crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and panoramic coastal views make it the perfect destination for snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding too. The journey to Ariel’s Point starts with a scenic boat cruise from White Beach, making the entire experience feel like a tropical escapade.

More than just a cliff diving spot, Ariel’s Point promotes eco-tourism and responsible travel. The site is managed with sustainability in mind—plastic usage is discouraged, waste is strictly managed, and guest numbers are limited to maintain the pristine condition of the cove. Whether you’re looking to push your limits, soak up some sun, or just chill by the cliffs, Ariel’s Point is a thrilling yet serene escape that should be on every Boracay itinerary.

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Public Transport to Ariel’s Point

FROM AKLAN (e.g., Kalibo, Numancia, Banga, or Malay)

Step 1: Travel to Caticlan Jetty Port (Malay)
Ride a van, bus (Ceres), or jeepney going to Caticlan
Travel time: 1 to 2.5 hours depending on starting point

Step 2: Cross to Boracay Island via Pump Boat or Fastcraft
Go to the Caticlan Jetty Port
Boat fare: PHP 50 (regular pump boat)
Terminal fee: PHP 100
Environmental fee: PHP 150 (one-time per entry)
Boat ride duration: 10 to 15 minutes

Step 3: Arrive at Cagban Port (Boracay)
Ride a tricycle to Station 1 or 2 (your booked accommodation or tour operator area)
Travel time: Around 10–15 minutes

Step 4: Join an Ariel’s Point Tour (Book in Advance)
Previously, Ariel’s Point was operated via boat tour from Station 1
Some operators require booking at least a day in advance
Tour usually includes boat transfer, lunch, drinks, and gear
Check with Boracay tour desks or local operators for updated departure point

FROM ANTIQUE (e.g., Pandan, Culasi, San Jose)

Step 1: Go to the Ceres Terminal or Highway Pick-Up Area
Ride a bus or van bound for Caticlan
Route: San Jose → Culasi → Pandan → Nabas → Caticlan
Travel time: 2.5 to 5 hours depending on your location

Step 2: Follow Steps 2 to 4 (same as Aklan)
Cross from Caticlan to Boracay
Ride to Station 1 or 2
Book a tour to Ariel’s Point

FROM CAPIZ (e.g., Roxas City)

Step 1: Ride a Van or Bus to Kalibo
Board a van or Ceres Bus to Kalibo
Travel time: 2 to 2.5 hours

Step 2: Transfer from Kalibo to Caticlan Jetty Port
Ride a van or Ceres Bus from Kalibo to Caticlan
Travel time: 1.5 to 2 hours

Step 3: Follow Steps 2 to 4 (same as Aklan)
Cross to Boracay Island
Take tricycle to Station 1 or 2
Join Ariel’s Point tour

FROM ILOILO CITY

Step 1: Ride a Ceres Bus from Iloilo to Caticlan
Go to Ceres Terminal in Jaro, Iloilo City
Board a Ceres bus bound for Caticlan
Alternatively: Ride bus to Kalibo, then transfer to Caticlan
Travel time: 5 to 6.5 hours

Step 2: Follow Steps 2 to 4 (same as Aklan)
Cross to Boracay
Ride tricycle to Station 1 or 2
Book the Ariel’s Point trip

Additional Tips:

* Ariel’s Point tours were temporarily suspended but are sometimes revived by local boat operators. It is highly recommended to confirm availability in Boracay or with trusted tour providers.
* Tour typically includes round-trip boat ride, buffet lunch, open bar, and access to cliff diving platforms, kayaking, and snorkeling.
* Tour duration: 5–6 hours (usually starts around 11:00 AM)

Cliff Diving
This is the main attraction and the ultimate adrenaline rush. Ariel’s Point offers five diving platforms—3m, 5m, 8m, 10m, and the daring 15m. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned diver, there’s a height that suits your comfort level. Trained staff are always present to guide and ensure safety.

Kayaking and Paddleboarding
Explore the cove’s crystal-clear waters by kayak or stand-up paddleboard. It’s a great way to unwind after cliff diving and to discover hidden corners of the coastline, caves, and limestone rock formations.

Snorkeling
Bring your snorkel gear and swim among colorful corals and vibrant marine life beneath the surface. Ariel’s Point is part of a marine sanctuary, so the biodiversity here is protected and impressive.

Scenic Photography and Drone Shots
Capture the stunning contrast between jagged cliffs, deep blue seas, and lush greenery. It’s a visual treat for both amateur and professional photographers.

Buffet Lunch & Open Bar
A day trip to Ariel’s Point typically includes a hearty buffet lunch featuring grilled meats, vegetables, rice, and tropical fruits. You’ll also enjoy unlimited drinks from the open bar (usually includes local rum, beer, soda, and juices), making it a well-rounded day of fun and indulgence.

Ariel’s Point Day Trip Package – ₱ 2800 per person

* Inclusive of a boat cruise, a buffer lunch, afternoon snacks, unlimited beverages, cliff diving, kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and a souvenir bracelet.

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🔹 Swimwear (wear it ahead to save time)
🔹 Quick-dry towel and change of clothes
🔹 Waterproof bag or dry pouch for gadgets
🔹 Sunscreen and sunglasses
🔹 Action camera or GoPro for cliff diving videos
🔹 Refillable water bottle (to support eco-practices)
🔹 Personal snorkeling gear (optional, but recommended)
🔹 Light snacks (avoid plastic packaging if possible)
🔹 Cash for tips and small purchases (though most packages are all-in)

🔹 It is recommended for guests to buy their tickets at least 2 full days prior to the trip date.
🔹 A first-come first-serve basis is implemented for walk-in guests.
🔹 Day Trips are offered 7 days a week, where guests are picked up from Boracay Beach Club Station 1.
🔹 Always follow safety guidelines and instructions, especially when cliff jumping and snorkeling.
🔹 Help preserve the natural beauty of Ariel’s Point by disposing of trash properly.
🔹 Drink plenty of water throughout the day, especially amidst the tropical heat.
🔹 Always watch your step in uneven terrain, rocks, and slippery surfaces.
🔹 Store your valuables in a waterproof bag or locker.
🔹 Be courteous to locals and fellow travelers.