Crystal Cove Island
About
Two sea caves, hidden coves and clear blue water, all on one little island off Boracay! Crystal Cove Island is the favorite add-on to a Boracay island-hopping trip: follow the garden paths, climb down into Cave 1 and Cave 2 where the sea glows turquoise, and take in the ocean views from the lookouts. Bring water shoes and your camera!
Go before 1 PM today. Rain likely after.
- All Saints' Day (Oct 31 to Nov 1): ferries and rooms fill up; book early.Peak week
- 1–2 hrsTime to spend
- Dry season, November to May, in the morning before the island-hopping crowds.Best time to go
- About ₱300 per personValue · Good value
- Reached by boat as part of a Boracay island-hopping tour; ask your operator to include Crystal Cove.Getting there
What to do here
- Climb down into Cave 1 and Cave 2
- Walk the island paths
- Swim in the clear coves
- Add it to Boracay island hopping
Know before you go
Steps into the caves are steep and wet; wear water shoes.
Boats do not sail in rough seas; follow the coast guard advisory.
Entrance ₱300 per person (July 2026 creator post); the island is privately owned and some tour packages do not include the fee.
Bring water shoes and your camera!
Where it is
Off the coast of Malay, Aklan (Boracay island-hopping stop)
By commuteReached by boat as part of a Boracay island-hopping tour; ask your operator to include Crystal Cove. Day trips only.
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FAQ
How much is the entrance fee?
₱300 per person (2026). Check whether your island-hopping package already includes it.
What is there to do?
Explore Cave 1 and Cave 2, walk the paths and enjoy the ocean views.
Can I stay overnight?
No, it is a day-trip stop only.