El Nido speedboat tours cut Bacuit Bay crossing times to 20–30 minutes — enough to reach Big Lagoon at first light and still fit a private beach lunch. The real fork is shared (two couples max) vs private (your whole boat).
Shared speedboat El Nido
Yohak shared departures cap at four guests — two couples, not eight on a “semi-private” promo. From ₱19,000 per person with a minimum of two guests. Same twin-engine vessel class as private; you share the day with one other couple at most.
- 7:45 AM dock rendezvous — strict departure before joiner bangkas
- Big Lagoon first, tide-led second stop, private beach lunch tables
- Best for couples who want speedboat pace without chartering the whole boat
Shared speedboat product page →
Private speedboat charter
₱38,000 flat for up to eight guests — hotel pickup, separate prep boat for lunch, captain reads tides (not a fixed seven-island checklist). This is the tier for families and groups who want zero strangers on the sand.
Why departure time beats route marketing
Volume operators sell the same lagoon names — the difference is when you arrive. Joiner bangkas load late; Big Lagoon fills with kayaks by mid-morning. Speedboat tours built around 7:30–7:45 departures exist to beat that crowd.
How to book
Live calendars on Yohak post to yohak.ph checkout — 50% deposit holds your date. Compare tiers on the speedboat hub or message the founder on WhatsApp before you deposit.
