Boracay

Boracay, Palawan: Paradise Perfected

Boracay Island, located in the Western Visayas region, is a tropical paradise consistently ranked among the best islands in the world. Its crown jewel is the breathtaking White Beach—a 4-kilometer stretch of powdery white sand meeting clear turquoise waters. After undergoing a rehabilitation period, Boracay has re-emerged more beautiful and sustainable than ever, ready to capture the hearts of visitors once again. While known for its beaches and vibrant nightlife, Boracay offers a wide range of experiences—from thrilling water sports to peaceful sunset spots and a world-class culinary scene.

Highlights and Things to Do in Boracay

White Beach
The heart of the island, divided into three "stations":

• Station 1: Known for its wider beachfront, upscale resorts, and the iconic Willy's Rock. Ideal for peaceful walks and stunning sunsets.
• Station 2: The island's lively core, filled with restaurants, bars, shops (like D'Mall), and a buzzing nightlife.
• Station 3: A more laid-back area with budget-friendly accommodations and serene surroundings.

D'Mall
An open-air shopping and dining hub in Station 2 and a central gathering point on the island.

Diniwid Beach
A quiet, more secluded cove just north of White Beach, perfect for a tranquil getaway.

Puka Beach (Yapak Beach)
Located on the northern tip, known for its coarser sand made from puka shell fragments and a more rustic, peaceful vibe.

Ariel's Point / Magic Island
Popular destinations for cliff diving from various heights and snorkeling, often included in island hopping tours.

Island Hopping Tours
Explore hidden coves and snorkeling sites like Tambisaan Beach, and enjoy a fresh seafood lunch by the sea.

Water Sports
Get your adrenaline pumping with parasailing, helmet diving, jet skiing, banana boat rides, stand-up paddleboarding, and kiteboarding (especially at Bulabog Beach).

Sunset Viewing
Boracay's sunsets are legendary. Watch from White Beach, sail on a sunset paraw cruise, or enjoy panoramic views from a hilltop bar.

Dining and Nightlife
Boracay features an outstanding variety of dining options—from fresh seafood grilled on the beach to international fine dining and traditional Filipino fare. As the sun goes down, Station 2 and parts of Station 1 come alive with fire dancers, live music, and beach bars serving cocktails right by the waves.

Boracay is more than just a beach—it’s a complete experience. Whether you're after adventure, tranquility, or a lively celebration, this iconic Philippine island has something for everyone.