Explanation:

Rows with  green background  are Open tours (meaning that the guest can invite others to join their tour but must pay 1000p for each additional person), while rows with  grey background colour  are closed tours (the guest does not want others to join, but keep their tour private).
Days is the number of days (length/duration) of the tour, starting on the Start Date.
No. is the number of guests in the tour.
CAP is the declared capacity of the boat as explained to the guest.
Price is what the boatman gets, plus 1000p extra for each additional guest above what is declared in No.

Below that are some info on weather forecasts. If you have slow internet you can use this page instead.

 Start date  Days  OP  Route  No.  CAP  Price  Name
For a more visual presentation (the letters C, S or L at the start or end of the tours stand for Coron, Sibaltan and Linapacan. The letters in the top row stand for October, November, December...):

Weather forecast:


How it works:

The most important is the second row, showing Wind Gusts (in knots). When it gets up to around 34 the coastguards generally start shutting down the boats and do not let them leave the harbour. Around 29 it may seem too rough for some people's tastes. The third row shows the time of day in GMT time, so add 8 hours to get Filipino time. Therefore, 20h would be 8pm in London/GMT or 4am here in the Philippines. The fourth row shows the wave height, another important statistic. These statistics are for the Dimancal area based on a computer model and tend to change from day to day, but are generally pretty accurate.

You can also try the seven day forecast for the Qi Palawan weather station.

Here is google's Weather Hazards Report for the Philippines:

Map of Boat Stops and Accommodation

You can click on the blue balloons to see the details, or zoom in, or use your gps device to navigate there by boat.

If you click on the little square in the top right corner of the map above, it should open up full screen in your smartphone, for easier navigation. But since this google maps requires an internet connection to function properly, you can try the maps.me app (instructions here).

Check here for a rough itinerary of our Standard A Package Tours.

For general prices and conditions, check out kenax.net/boat2.