About Ariel's Point
Ariel's Point is a cliff-diving and eco-adventure destination on Batason Point in Buruanga, Aklan, at the northwestern tip of Panay Island facing Boracay. Accessible only by boat, it is known for five cliff-diving platforms ranging from 3 to 15 meters, clear waters for swimming and snorkeling, and panoramic views of Boracay and the Sibuyan Sea. It operates as a managed day-tour venue with inclusive food and drinks.
Visitors guide
Visitors arrive by outrigger boat from Boracay or Caticlan as part of a guided day tour. The site features a rocky limestone cliff with five diving platforms at different heights, wooden decks and viewing areas, open sea for swimming, snorkeling and kayaking, and a bar and dining area serving buffet lunch and drinks. The setting is exposed coastal cliffs with deep water below, surrounded by sea views and nearby coves. No independent walk-in access; all visits are boat-based and supervised.
Key highlights
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Five cliff-diving platforms from 3 meters to 15 meters above sea level
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Boat-access only coastal location facing Boracay Island
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Snorkeling and kayaking in clear waters around the point
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Panoramic views of Boracay, Carabao Island and Sibuyan Sea
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Inclusive day-tour with buffet BBQ lunch and unlimited drinks
Route
| By air | Fly to Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (Caticlan Airport) then transfer to Caticlan Jetty Port for boat to Ariel's Point |
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| By road | By road to Caticlan Jetty Port or Boracay White Beach boat stations, then by organized outrigger boat to Ariel's Point (approx. 30-40 minutes from Boracay) |
| By public transport |