The Most Popular Kitesafari
Back by popular demand, we're reopening the Boracay–Seco route. We depart very early Monday morning and return to Boracay Friday afternoon — a perfect getaway from the busy island of Boracay. Here's how the week actually unfolds…
The Night Before
We respect your kiting time, so the trip starts a day early. Just before sunset, we collect you and your kite gear from Boracay beach and get you settled aboard Soniya. A group dinner ashore, then back to the boat for your first night at anchor.
Day 1 · Monday
Anchor's up at 2am — sleep through it if you like. Seco Island sits 60 miles downwind of Boracay, an easy eight-hour sail, so we arrive a few hours after sunrise. Breakfast, then straight to the beach to pump kites and get on the water.
Day 2 · Tuesday
Your first full day at Seco settles into the rhythm that defines the week: breakfast, kite, lunch, kite, dinner — with an early session before breakfast if you're up for it. The crew teaches you to launch and retrieve your own kite from the yacht, a skill you'll keep long after the trip ends.
Day 3 · Wednesday
Same rhythm, sharper focus — this is the day to level up. Set a time for laps around Seco Island, chase your highest jump, and keep an eye out for the drone. We're shooting plenty of footage today.
Day 4 · Thursday
An extended morning session, then around 2pm we say goodbye to Seco and sail east into the setting sun. We anchor somewhere sheltered before dark for what's usually the best meal of the trip — maybe a drink, and the day's drone footage on replay.
Day 5 · Friday
An early start and a following wind get you back to Boracay by afternoon. The crew keeps the final passage as easy as the rest of the week.