Boracay

Getting to Boracay

The journey to Boracay typically begins at Caticlan Jetty Port, the main access point for reaching the island. After arriving via Caticlan Airport or Kalibo Airport, travelers proceed to this port, where boats ferry passengers across the short stretch of water to Boracay. From there, the island's stunning beaches and vibrant activities await.

Tourist Spots To Visit in Boracay

White Beach

White Beach in Boracay is known for its powdery white sand and stunning turquoise waters. The sand, made from finely crushed coral reef, creates a soft, silky texture that's perfect for strolling barefoot. The shallow, calm waters along the shore make it an ideal spot for swimming, making the beach a favorite destination for families. For those seeking vibrant nightlife, White Beach also boasts a wide variety of bars with live music, adding to its lively atmosphere. It's the iconic centerpiece of this tropical paradise, drawing visitors from all over the world to its stunning beaches.

Bulabog Beach

Located just a short walk away from White Beach, Bulabog Beach is the best spot for adventurous travellers and water sports enthusiasts. It is more laid-back and serene than White Beach, perfect for those who want to escape the crowds. There are many spots for windsurfing and kite surfing activities as well as water sports, thanks to its calm waters especially from from November to April. If you're an early bird, don't miss the opportunity to catch stunning views of the sunrise and grab some breakfast at one of the beachfront restaurants.

Puka Shell Beach

Puka Shell Beach is a peaceful, secluded beach located on the northern tip of Boracay Island. True to its name, the beach is dotted with natural puka shells that cover parts of the shore, offering you a unique opportunity to collect them as souvenirs as you wander along the coast.

Puka Beach is the ideal spot for snorkelling, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding, with calm waters providing the perfect setting. The surrounding area is known for its eco-conscious vibe, offering a refreshing escape from the busier parts of the island, reinforcing Boracay's image as a true tropical paradise.

Punta Bunga Beach

Punta Bunga Beach also has a peaceful atmosphere and is surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. There are rocky formations along the beach offering great photo opportunities for nature lovers and photographers. You can get here via boat or a short hike from neighbouring beaches. Because the beach is not heavily commercialised, it is the perfect spot for honeymooners or couples looking for a romantic, private getaway in Boracay, often choosing nearby luxury resorts for their intimate stay.

Diniwid Beach

Head to Diniwid Beach in Boracay for gorgeous, uninterrupted sunset views and clear, calm waters. It is just a short walk from Station 1 of White Beach, so you can conveniently escape the crowds while still staying close to the island's main attractions.

Crocodile Island

Crocodile Island is a small uninhabited island located off the southern coast of Boracay. It gets its name from its crocodile-shaped silhouette, though you won't find any actual crocodiles here. It is home to a variety of marine species, making it one of the best places in Boracay to experience snorkeling and scuba diving. There are no permanent facilities on this island, but you can pack your own snacks, water and sunscreen and enjoy a comfortable day trip.

Ariel's Point

Other than snorkelling, scuba diving and other water sports, Boracay island also has many cliff diving locations. One such spot is Ariel's Point, which has thrilling jumps ranging from 3 meters to 15 meters and trained staff to guide you, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced divers. It also has beach lounges and shaded areas where you can rest in between activities.

Things To Do In Boracay Island

Go on Island Hopping tours

Island hopping in Boracay is a must-do activity for travelers who want to explore the island's surrounding beauty. You can join tours that usually include stops at stunning locations like Crystal Cove Island, Crocodile Island, and Puka Beach. Snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, relaxing on stunning beaches, and discovering hidden caves are just some of the adventures you can enjoy. Some tours also provide freshly grilled seafood lunches on a secluded beach.

Hop on a Sunset Cruise

When you visit Boracay island, a sunset cruise is a magical way to end the day, offering breathtaking views of the sun sinking into the horizon. Visitors can choose between luxurious yachts, traditional paraws (local sailboats), or even party boats with lively music and drinks. The experience often includes a chance to swim in the open sea, enjoy refreshments, and capture stunning photos of the golden-hour scenery.

Experience A Helicopter Tour

For a truly unforgettable perspective of Boracay, a helicopter tour offers breathtaking aerial views of the island's pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush landscapes. The tour allows you to witness the beauty of White Beach, Bulabog Beach, and the surrounding smaller islands from above. Depending on the package, you can choose a quick scenic ride or a longer flight that covers more of the island.

Dive into Thrilling Water Activities

Boracay is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, offering a variety of thrilling activities for all adventure levels. Popular options include parasailing, where you soar above the sea for a bird's-eye view of the island, and jet skiing, for those who crave high-speed excitement. Snorkeling and scuba diving allow visitors to explore the island's rich marine life, while paddleboarding and kayaking offer a more relaxed way to enjoy the crystal-clear waters.

Devour Local Boracay Cuisine

The culinary scene in Boracay is as vibrant as the island itself with many beachfront dining options. Don't miss out on the fresh seafood, the savoury chicken inasal (grilled chicken), and the refreshing halo-halo, a popular Filipino dessert. Another must-try in Boracay is the fresh fruit shakes made from tropical fruits like mangoes, bananas, coconuts and pineapples sold at beachfront stalls, cafes and bars.

Enjoy Boracay's Nightlife

Boracay has plenty of bars and nightclubs that stay open until late at night. White Beach is the epicenter of the island's nightlife with many bars, clubs, fire dancers and beachfront lounges coming alive at night with live music performances, dancing and socialising.

Popular spots like Summer Place, Epic Boracay and OM Bar are known for their high-energy parties. There are pub crawls and bar hopping activities for those who want to explore multiple venues in one night while enjoying drinks and meeting new people.

If you prefer a more intimate setting, there are cozy rooftop bars and lounges where you can sip on cocktails.

Where To Stay in Boracay

At Boracay, you'll find a wide range of accommodations for every type of traveler. For those seeking a more relaxed, island-style stay, Bamboo Beach Resort offers a laid-back vibe, while La Carmela De Boracay provides an affordable yet comfortable option with easy access to White Beach.

For the ultimate experience, luxury resorts like Discovery Shores and Shangri-La Boracay offer spacious suites, world-class service, and exclusive beachfront access --- perfect for travelers seeking top-tier comfort in a tropical paradise.