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Best Boracay Island Travel Guide: Tours + Hotels & Resorts

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Escape to one of the best islands in the world, Boracay in the Philippines! Find out the best time to go, how to get there, the top things to do and see, where to eat, the best hotels and resorts to stay in, and other travel tips with this ultimate travel guide. 

Boracay Island, one of the top beaches in the Philippines and one of the best Visayas tourist spots, is blessed with a long stretch of powdery white sand beach (called White Beach), crystal clear and azure waters, and a stunning sunset. The island doesn’t fall short on adventures and activities for people of all ages. 

 

You'll never run out of exciting things to do in Boracay, from swimming, island hopping in the Philippines, diving, Boracay snorkeling, parasailing, and kayaking. Those who want an added convenience can also book a private island hopping in Boracay or a cheap Boracay tour package. Because of these, Boracay has been cited multiple times as one of the best islands and beaches in the world according to reputable publications and travelers' choice lists. 



If you’re planning a getaway to Boracay, here’s everything you need to know to enjoy a trip to one of the best tourist spots in the Philippines.
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Best Time to Go to Boracay

Famous Boracay sand castle

If you are going to Boracay to relax, try island-hopping, or experience water activities, you should take note of the weather during your target travel dates before booking your plane ticket. This is to avoid canceled plans and to lessen the hassle usually caused by unexpected rains and thunderstorms.

Dry and Summer Season | December to May

You can enjoy Boracay all year round, but the best season to experience the island and its beaches are from December to May, the dry season in the Philippines.

You would be able to walk around the powdery white sand beaches of Boracay while taking in the warm summer sun. A lot of locals and international travelers visit the island during this time as well, so you can expect bars to be lively at night. 

Peak Season

Boracay during the peak season

Boracay’s peak season is from March to May, the country’s summer months. During this period, Boracay becomes the go-to beach destination for locals.

National holidays such as Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year, and Lent or Holy Week (from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday) are also peak seasons in Boracay. 

Best Boracay Island Travel Guide: Tours + Hotels & Resorts

Climate and Weather

No matter what time of the year you choose, the weather will never be too chilly or too hot. The average high temperature is approximately 30 °C, while the average lows are at around 25 °C. The hottest month in Boracay usually falls from March to June, while the wettest month often falls from August to October. 

Here's an overview of the monthly average temperature in Boracay:

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Source: NOAA

What to Wear

Bring beach necessities such as a swimsuit, a rashguard, shirts, shorts, slippers, shades, goggles, towels, and a hat or cap. Wear sunblock to avoid getting sunburnt.

How to Get to Boracay 

Ferry going to Boracay

Boracay is accessible from the major cities of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the three primary island groups of the Philippine archipelago.  

Before traveling to Boracay, make sure you have a printed voucher from your pre-booked accredited Boracay resorts and hotels. You will be denied entry to the island if you don’t hold a voucher from your resort or hotel. 

 

Going to Caticlan Jetty Port 

The main jump-off point is Caticlan Jetty Port, but there are different ways to get there. Here are four transport options when traveling to Caticlan Jetty Port:

By Air

It is the fastest route when going to Boracay. It is also the most accessible since flights to Boracay come from different parts of the Philippines (including Manila to Boracay flights) and even several countries outside the Philippines.

If you’re coming from Manila, the capital of the Philippines located in Luzon, take a 1-hour domestic flight from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport to Caticlan. You can also easily book Boracay to Manila flights. Flying in from Clark to Boracay via Caticlan is also an option if you’re coming from the Northern part of Luzon or if you want to avoid the traffic in Manila. Clark to Boracay flights are usually cheaper than Manila.

If you’re coming from the Visayas, there are direct Cebu to Boracay flights from the Mactan-Cebu International Airport. If you’re coming from Mindanao, there are direct flights from Davao Francisco Bangoy International Airport to Caticlan. From Caticlan Airport, take a 10 to 15 minute tricycle ride going to Caticlan Jetty Port. 



Kalibo Airport 

A flight to Kalibo in Aklan, a more significant island near Boracay, is significantly cheaper than a direct flight to Caticlan. However, you will need to travel for 2 hours from Kalibo Airport to Caticlan Jetty Port.

When you land at the Kalibo Airport, you will find a multitude of transportation options that will take you to the Caticlan Jetty Port. Be sure to check whether it’s cost-effective or if it will be more expensive for you. Your land travel options to Caticlan include riding a bus or van.  

By Ferry 

Most locals ride a ferry going to Boracay as it's much cheaper. If you don't mind traveling for long hours or a couple of days, then this mode of transportation may be for you.

Batangas Pier

If you’re coming from Manila or Southern Luzon, you can go to Boracay by sea through the 2Go Travel ferry. It takes about 9 hours from Batangas Pier to Caticlan Jetty Port. From Manila, you will need to board a bus to Batangas Pier from the Cubao or Pasay bus terminals.

Your 2Go Travel fare, on the other hand, will depend on the accommodations you choose. 

By Direct RoRo Vessel 

If you would like to take the more scenic but much longer trip to Boracay, you can ride the Roll On, Roll Off (RoRo). RoRo ships are vessels that are designed to carry wheeled vehicles. 

By Bus from Manila and Board a RoRo

Several bus companies are maintaining the Manila-Caticlan route. You can hop on a bus from either the Cubao or Pasay terminal. Your total travel time for this route is approximately 13 hours, excluding the boarding time between trips.

  • Cubao/Pasay to Batangas Pier (2 hours)

  • RoRo trip from Batangas Pier to Calapan, Mindoro (2 to 3 hours)

  • Land travel from Calapan to Roxas Port, Mindoro (2 to 3 hours)

  • RoRo trip from Roxas Port to Caticlan Jetty Port (4 to 5 hours)

By Private Car from Manila and Board a RoRo 

You can also take the RoRo route using your own or hired car. It can be a good option when traveling in a big group or with your family and if you don’t mind the long travel hours. The same bus route will apply, except that you will drive to the Batangas Pier, and you must book your RoRo tickets on your own when you get there.

You can’t charter your vehicle into Boracay Island, so you need to leave your car at the Caticlan Jetty Port for a parking fee per night. Depending on the size of your vehicle, this may cost you a lot. You also need to pay for the passenger and terminal fees during vessel transfers.

Going to Boracay Island from Caticlan Jetty Port

After the registration, you will take a short ferry ride to Cagban Jetty Port on Boracay Island. From here, you can take another tricycle or your hotel’s private van to your chosen accommodations.

If you’re a solo traveler, it’s better to join a group so you can save more money on transportation. 

Getting Around Boracay      

The primary public transportation vehicles in Boracay are electric or motorized tricycles, motorbikes, and shared or private tours. Depending on where you're staying and your budget, it's essential to take note of the following types of transportation for a more convenient getaway.

By Walking

You can explore some of the parts of the island by walking around. Just make sure to bring a handy map or download an offline map with you so you'll know how to go to the tourist spots in your itinerary. There are walking and hiking trails, too, if you plan to trek to farther places such as Mount Luho.

By Tricycle

The tricycle is the standard type of transportation in Boracay, especially if you're traveling from one station to another. Take note that during off-peak hours, special rides (private) might be the only ones available in the area and can be much more expensive than the regular ones (shared). Make sure to bring enough cash with you and ask how much you'll be paying beforehand to avoid any extra charges.

By Mountain Bike/Motorbike

Woman riding a motorbike

If you're passing by tricycles, chances are you can see motorbikes moving around the area too. It's not regulated, but many locals use it because of the convenience it offers. You can also rent one if you want! It gives you the freedom to check out the other tourist attractions on the island without having to pay extra for a driver.

By Shared/Private Tours

If you're not keen on commuting, there are various Boracay tours that include hotel pick-up and drop-off. It's hassle-free and convenient, especially if you're in a big group.

Where to Stay in Boracay

Resorts in Boracay

You can’t enter the island without a printed booking confirmation from your chosen resorts or hotels in Boracay. But before booking your accommodation, make sure that the establishment is on the Department of Tourism’s Accreditation List.

Otherwise, you may not be able to enter the Caticlan Jetty Port. But fret not, the government has named over 100 hotels in Boracay for you to choose from.
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Beach Resorts

Most travelers in Boracay stay at beach resorts. It is more convenient because you get easy access to the beaches. Resorts are also a good place to stay if you're on your honeymoon in the Philippines. Most of their amenities also focus on creating a relaxing atmosphere. Depending on your resort, you might get access to luxurious spas and indoor pools.

Hotels

If you're looking for a more comfortable place to stay, then it might be best to stay at a hotel. In Boracay, you can find a lot of this type of accommodation; luxury accommodations (some of which offer Philippine luxury vacation packages), mid-range, and budget hotels are all available, some even offering free cancellation. Most basic amenities can be found in hotels, such as en-suite bathrooms, minibars, and free WiFi.

Hostels

For budget backpackers, staying at a hostel is best. Hostels have dorm-type rooms and single rooms. The common denominator is they usually offer shared bathrooms only. 

Neighborhoods and Areas

Aerial view of Boracay with stores and resorts

There are barangays and towns in Boracay, but when it comes to distinguishing the different areas on the island, the stations in White Beach act as a map for both locals and tourists. White Beach is divided into three sections: Station 1, Station 2, and Station 3. There is also an area called Station 0, where resorts like Crimson Resort and Spa Boracay have the advantage of offering more private stays.



 

Station 1

Home of Willy's Rock, this station is less-crowded, probably because most 5-star hotels in the Philippineshotels in Boracay for family, and honeymoon resorts are here. The atmosphere here is quiet, calm, and peaceful, which is why most families with big groups tend to stay here. 



Station 2

It's the home of many food and shopping establishments, which is why it's considered the "center" of Boracay. D'Mall, the biggest mall in Boracay and the preferred pick-up point for most tours and activities on the island, is here. You can find mid-range Boracay resorts and hotels in this area.



Station 3

Boracay Station 3 hotels and hostels are known for being budget-friendly, but there are some luxury resorts as well. It's much quieter than Station 2, but the beach is much steeper here. 



Accommodation Highlights in Boracay

This section will be divided by station, as it will solely depend on where you plan to stay. Here are some of the best Boracay resorts and hotels that you can choose from:

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Boracay Station 1 Hotels and Resorts

Station 1 is usually where the luxury resorts in the Philippines are situated, but you can also find newer, less expensive boutique hotels in this area. One of the reasons why these Boracay Station 1 hotels are the best is because they're still near the city center but relatively quieter compared to staying in other Stations.

Discovery Shores Boracay

Pool area in Discovery Shores Boracay

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One of the most famous upscale hotels in Boracay, Discovery Shores packages offer a stay at a beachfront property with a spa and an outdoor pool with a sunken bar. It’s a sprawling resort that’s perfect for families with children, couples, and groups of friends.

The Lind Boracay

The Lind Boracay features a large outdoor pool, an infinity pool, and a spa. They also provide complimentary transfers for guests between the resort and Caticlan Jetty Port.

Two Seasons Boracay Resort

If you want great value for your money, Two Seasons Boracay Resort is for you! The hotel also has an outdoor pool and a restaurant, so you don’t have to go far for your meals.



Jony’s Beach Resort

Located just a couple of minutes' walk from White Beach, Jony’s Beach Resort provides homey accommodations for budget-conscious travelers. But you will still find upscale services and amenities. Its rooms feature a balcony with sensational views of the beach.

Zuzuni Boutique Hotel

View of the beach from Zuzuni Botique Hotel

Photo by Zuzuni Boutique Hotel

Located just 200 meters from Boracay White Beach and 400 meters from D'Mall, this fourteen-room boutique hotel and restaurant offers a unique and personalized service for every guest.

Punta Rosa Boutique Hotel

This cozy and rustic hotel is located away from the crowds so that you can enjoy some quiet time on your private terrace. It doesn’t have a pool, but who needs one when the crystal-clear waters of Boracay are waiting for you?

Boracay Station 2 Hotels and Resorts

Station 2 is where most of the activities and establishments are. If you want a short walk to get to the usual destinations on the island, then a hotel here will be perfect for you. Boracay Station 2 hotels include mid-range to budget-friendly resorts and hotels. These are the best accommodations, especially if you’re a social butterfly, as they're near where most events and parties happen.

Le Soleil de Boracay Hotel

Sunset at Le Soleil de Boracay

Photo by Le Soleil de Boracay Hotel

Located close to the city center and the island’s main tourist activities, Le Soleil de Boracay Hotel can become quite busy, especially in the evening.

Giulius Boracay Italian Resort

This hotel is the perfect place if you want a cozy room fronting some lush greenery. You will reach events and parties just by walking for a couple of minutes.

La Carmela de Boracay Hotel

La Carmela de Boracay is a family-friendly hotel that features luxurious ocean-view rooms and an outdoor pool. It’s also conveniently located right beside the tourist center!

Abozza Resort Boracay

If you're looking for a budget-friendly hotel, Abozza Resort Boracay is your no-nonsense hotel that is close to tourist attractions, clean and comfortable, and cozy but spacious.

Boracay Station 3 Hotels and Resorts

If you want to steer clear of the crowds and the noise, then Station 3 is for you. It’s a laid-back area where you can enjoy lazing on the beach. You can find the right mix of budget accommodations, hotels, and luxury resorts. 

Best Boracay Island Travel Guide: Tours + Hotels & ResortsAstoria Current

Inside one of the rooms in Astoria Current

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Astoria Current offers an ultra-modern and relaxed atmosphere for the most discerning travelers. Renowned interior designers have designed each room with colorful décor and furniture.

Hue Hotels and Resort Boracay

Another Boracay jewel not to be taken for granted, Hue Hotels and Resort Boracay guarantees a unique experience for all kinds of travelers. Just look at its avant-garde architecture and interior design!

Boracay Ocean Club Beach Resort

Boracay Ocean Club Beach Resort boasts modern facilities with a homey feel. The spacious rooms are perfect for families, groups of friends, and couples on a romantic getaway.

Top Things to Do and Tours in Boracay

Boracay map of things to do and activities

Your trip to Boracay isn’t complete without experiencing the wide variety of activities the island offers. While the new rules have prohibited some events after the island’s rehabilitation, your Boracay trip will still be full of things to do and places to see. Here are some of our highly suggested activities that you can add to your itinerary:

Explore White Beach and the Other Boracay Beaches

White beach Boracay

The island is known for its powdery white sand and gorgeous, pristine beaches. Even though it's a small island, you can’t reach all the beaches of Boracay on foot. You can either join Boracay island hopping tours or ride a tricycle going to other beaches. 

  • Boracay White Beach - It stretches about 4 kilometers, and walking along its shores should be part of your itinerary! Walk towards Station 1, and you’ll see Willy’s Rock. It’s a must-see grotto that you won’t miss. Go Beyond Station 1, and you’ll find Steve’s Cliff, where a foreign hotel owner was buried. His grave can even be seen from the beach.

  • Diniwid Beach - This is much less crowded than Station 1 or Station 2 of White Beach. Lounge around and swim at Diniwid Beach, but make sure to head back to Station 1 before high tide. 

Boracay 30-minute Crystal Kayak Rental with Guide At the opposite end of Boracay Island, you will find interesting rock formations and hidden beaches. So, make sure to pack a bottle of water for the long walk. You may want to schedule two separate trails, one heading towards Station 1, and another leading to Station 3, so you won’t be too tired. But if you’re used to having a long walk, you can go from Station 1 to 3 (or vice versa) in one afternoon.

Experience Island-Hopping by Boat

Blue waters and aerial view of Crocodile Island in Boracay

There are many beaches and small islands in and around Boracay, but not all of them are accessible by land. You can book an island-hopping tour to enrich your Boracay experience even further.

Here are some of the experiences you can try:

Take note that some beaches may charge an entrance fee, exclusive of your boat rental fees.

Go Paraw Sailing at Sunset

Boracay is famous for its beautiful sunsets, and the best way to see it is to ride a paraw sailboat. If you want a budget-friendly paraw sailing experience, schedule your island hopping in the morning. You can explore the different islands of Boracay and witness the beautiful sunset on a paraw sailing boat tour on your way back to White Beach!

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Ride a Zip Line and Cable Car

Zip line experience in Boracay

If you want to see Boracay from a bird’s eye view, then you can glide through a thrilling 70-meter zipline, superman-style! Going back to the platform is through a calmer cable car ride, where you can take more photos of Boracay from above.

Join a Pub Crawl

No trip to Boracay is complete without experiencing its hip nightlife and parties. According to the new regulations, drinking and partying by the beach are no longer allowed. You can do it inside the establishments, though. But you can still join a pub crawl to drink in all the famous bars in Boracay

Shop ‘Til You Drop

Boracay’s shopping areas, D’Mall and D’Talipapa, are teeming with shops selling souvenirs, beachwear, gear, snacks, and treats. D’Mall is an open-air mall in Station 2, at the center of White Beach. D’Talipapa, a 10-minute walk from D’Mall, has souvenir shops as well, but it’s more known as a seafood restaurant haven. You can buy the freshest catch in their wet market and have them cook it for you.  

Feel the Rush with Various Water Sports and Outdoor Activities

Jetski in Boracay

There’s another thing you need here: an adventurous spirit! While walking along the beach, you’ll see various water sports available for you to experience. You can try banana boat riding, jet skiing, parasailing, paddleboarding, or helmet diving in Boracay!



Boracay Helmet Diving Aquanut Activity with Underwater Photos & Videos

Learn to Swim Like a Mermaid

Mermaid lessons are one of the most popular attractions in Boracay. Wear a pretty mermaid tail and explore the tranquil waters of Boracay. 



What to Eat and Drink in Boracay

Mango shake in one of the restaurants in Boracay

One of the best things about Boracay is that there are a lot of restaurants serving different cuisines for every budget. If you want a quick bite to eat, head to one of the fast food joints at D’Mall. If you want a luxurious meal, try one of the famous restaurants by the beach. If you’re craving fresh seafood, then go to D’Talipapa.

Recommended Best Restaurants

To help you plan out your meals for any time of the day, here’s a list of the restaurants you can include in your itinerary. It is categorized by the three meals of the day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Take note that the ones included here are the most frequented by the locals, so you might have to call in for a reservation first.



Breakfast in Boracay

Never start your day in Boracay without breakfast, because you’ll soon burn all the calories with all the activities waiting for you.

  • Sunny Side Café - They are famous for their Filipino-American cuisine. They serve all-day breakfast meals and artisan coffee that will surely keep your energy up for an entire day of beach activities.

  • Lemoni Café - Conveniently located in D’Mall, Lemoni Café serves Filipino and American breakfasts, salads, and pastries. Their on-site bakery ensures that you have access to the freshest homemade bread and cakes. 

  • Real Coffee & Tea Café - Home to the Original Calamansi Muffins, this small but cozy café by the beach is a must-visit when in Boracay. Be sure to bring home a box of their calamansi muffins!

Lunch in Boracay

Fresh seafood in market in Boracay

Partied all night and can’t get up for your hotel-provided breakfast? Well, then, you better do brunch or straight to lunch!

  • Nonie’s - If you want contemporary Filipino cuisine with vegan options, then lunch at Nonie’s is something you wouldn’t want to skip. They also specialize in a wide variety of fruit shakes and smoothies. 

  • Cha Cha’s Beach Café - Cha Cha's Beach Café at the Coast Boracay is known for its all-you-can-eat buffet featuring Western-Oriental Fusion cuisine. And because they’re open from breakfast until after hours, you can try their delectable and uniquely crafted dishes any time of the day. 

  • D’Talipapa - Buy fresh seafood and other main ingredients from the wet market and have one of the family-owned restaurants in D’Talipapa cook it the way you want! 

  • Mang Inasal - If you want to fill up your belly but want to keep expenses low, then this is the place for you. It is perfect for lunch, as you’ll surely feel famished after your morning activities.

Dinner in Boracay

Food in Dos Mestizos Boracay

Photo by Dos Mestizos

Dinner time is when you can usually lounge around and enjoy your food. Here are some excellent places to eat before the party vibe kicks in!

  • Smoke Resto - Smoke Resto specializes in delicious yet straightforward Filipino dishes to fill up your belly. Drop by for a quick meal or cool down with a fresh mango shake. 

  • Vintana Asian Café - If you’re looking for a more romantic setting, the ambiance of Vintana’s al fresco dining is perfect for you. It is located at Shangri-La Boracay Resort & Spa, so you’ll surely enjoy a private and luxurious dinner. If you book a Shangri La Boracay promo, you can dine here more often during your stay.

  • Dos Mestizos - This rustic restaurant allows you to feel and taste the true essence of Filipino-Spanish heritage with a relaxing and sumptuous feast with your family, friends, or significant other.

  • The Pig Out Bistro - At The Pig Out Bistro, there’s a wide variety of choices for the discerning palate, and each serving is certainly filling. Try their seafood platter and bone marrow burger!



Practical Information and Tips

The Philippine government is taking serious steps to preserve the beauty and natural resources in Boracay. As tourists enjoying the breathtaking island, it’s our responsibility to comply with the new guidelines.

Entry

Please take note that you can only enter Boracay with a proper reservation at DOT-accredited accommodations. Make sure to print your booking confirmation. No booking, no entry! It is essential because, according to Boracay's new rules, only a limited number of tourists may stay on the island.

Currency

Currency of the Philippines, the Philippines Peso

While a lot of the restaurants, resorts, and hotels in Boracay accept credit cards, it is still best to bring enough cash with you. Most ATMs and money exchange centers are around Station 2.

Basic Reminders

Drinking is not allowed on White Beach, which is why beachfront parties are banned. You can only drink alcoholic beverages inside the approved bars. Dining by the beach is also prohibited. Smoking is not allowed on the beach, but you can find designated smoking areas to avoid penalties.

Don’t light a campfire by the beach. Any open fire by the beach is prohibited. And most of all, don’t litter. Pick up after yourself and throw your trash in the right garbage receptacle.

Sample Itinerary in Boracay      

Boracay is an exotic island that will give you everything you’re looking for in a vacation: from a relaxing swim in its calm waters to exhilarating water sports to fun parties. This is why it's one of the most visited islands not only in the Philippines but in the whole world. If you have a pretty tight schedule, fret not. You can experience Boracay Island in just three days and two nights!

Day 1: Arrival + Beach Tour + Paraw Sailing + Pub Crawl

  • 8:10 AM - ETD from Manila

  • 9:10 AM - ETA in Caticlan, Boracay Airport

  • 10:30 AM - ETA in Boracay Island, Eat brunch at Lemoni Café

  • 12:00 PM - Check-in at Giulius Boracay Italian Resort, Relax

  • 3:00 PM - A beach tour of Boracay's White Beach and sunset paraw sailing

  • 7:30 PM - Dinner at Smoke Resto

  • 9:30 PM - Drinks at a pub crawl adventure

Day 2: Island-Hopping + Water Activities + Local Dinner

  • 8:00 AM - Breakfast at the hotel

  • 10:00 AM - Boracay island-hopping

  • 3:00 PM - Return to White Beach and relax for a while

  • 4:00 PM - Water activities such as parasailingjetski, and paddleboarding

  • 7:00 PM - Local culinary experience at D’Talipapa

  • 9:00 PM - Drinks and evening snacks at Dos Mestizos

Day 3: Shopping + Check Out

  • 8:00 AM - Breakfast at the hotel

  • 9:00 AM - Sightseeing and land tour

  • 10:30 AM - Check out of the hotel

  • 11:00 AM - Travel from Boracay Island to Caticlan Airport

  • 12:55 PM - ETD from Caticlan Airport

  • 1:55 PM - Arrival at NAIA terminal 2, Manila

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Plan Your Boracay Getaway Today

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Boracay is a place you will keep coming back to. No matter what time of the year you choose, you’ll surely enjoy your vacation in this small but world-renowned island destination. From swimming, diving, to exciting water sports, and a vibrant nightlife, Boracay has a lot to offer beyond its perfectly fine white sand and clear waters.



Take note of all the information in this guide and start planning your ultimate getaway to Boracay. You can begin by checking Boracay tours and activities that you can include in your itinerary or book Boracay vacation packages to completely experience the best of this tropical paradise. 

 

 

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