Western Visayas, Philippines
Boracay
Powder-white sand and turquoise water.
Boracay's 4-kilometer White Beach is consistently ranked among the world's best. Days are for swimming and sunset sailing, nights for beachfront dining at one of hundreds of restaurants lining the shore.
Things to do in Boracay
Each spot below has its own full guide — click any card to read the complete write-up with photos and tips.
White Beach
Boracay's 4-kilometer crown jewel of powder-fine sand.
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Puka Shell Beach
A quieter, wilder beach 15 minutes from White Beach.
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Sunset Sailing on a Paraw
Boracay's most iconic experience.
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Diniwid Cliff Bars
Sunset cocktails from cliffs above the sea.
Read guide →Hotels in Boracay
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best time to visit Boracay?
November through May is dry season with the calmest seas and sunniest weather. January and February are peak season — book hotels 2-3 months ahead. June through October is wet season with lower prices but possible storms.
How do I get to Boracay from Manila?
Fly Manila to Caticlan Airport (1 hour), then take a 10-minute van to the jetty, a 15-minute boat to Boracay, and a final tricycle to your hotel. Total travel time is about 4 hours door-to-door.
Which station should I stay in?
Station 1 is quieter and more upscale. Station 2 is the central walking zone with the most restaurants and nightlife — best for first-timers. Station 3 is cheaper and chiller.
Is Boracay good for families?
Yes. The shallow, calm water of White Beach is excellent for kids, and most resorts have family rooms. Station 1 and the northern end of Station 2 are quieter and best for families.