Landmarks in Boracay
- 01
Diniwid Beach
A small beach just north of White Beach, reached by a footpath around the headland at the northern end, with sunset views and a quieter feel.
- Time needed
- 1 to 2 hours
- Walking
- Moderate
- Best time
- Late afternoon for sunset
- Tickets
- No entry fee. Beach rules and swimming safety depend on conditions; ask your hotel about the path and the current state of the cove.
- 02
Mount Luho
The highest point on Boracay, about 92 m above sea level, with a view deck that looks over the island's coast and sea.
- Time needed
- 1 hour
- Walking
- Easy
- Best time
- Morning on a clear day
- Tickets
- The view deck has charged an entry fee in the past; confirm current charges and opening hours locally. Tricycle drivers can arrange the trip.
- 03
Puka Beach
A quieter beach on Boracay's northern shore with coarse sand and few services, known for the small shells once used to make jewellery.
- Time needed
- 2 to 3 hours
- Walking
- Easy
- Best time
- Morning
- Tickets
- No entry fee. There are few facilities, so bring water, sun protection and cash for vendors. Swimming conditions depend on the season and wind.
- 04
Willy's Rock
A small rock formation on White Beach near Station 1, one of the island's best-known photo stops, reachable on foot along the sand.
- Time needed
- 20 to 30 minutes
- Walking
- Easy
- Best time
- Sunrise or sunset
- Tickets
- No ticket is needed; it sits on the public beach. The area around it is lined with resorts and stalls, so confirm current rules if you plan to climb or take drone photos.
Experiences in Boracay
- 05
Ariel's Point
A boat-trip stop about 30 minutes by outrigger from Station 1, known for cliff-jumping platforms, snorkelling and kayaking.
- Time needed
- Half a day
- Walking
- Demanding
- Best time
- Morning on a calm day
- Tickets
- Travel guides describe a package that includes transfers, a buffet and activities, bought in advance. Check the current price, inclusions and boat operator's safety record with your hotel.
Culture in Boracay
- 06
Ati Community and Island History
The Ati are described as Boracay's first settlers, and their community's story of land and livelihood is part of understanding the island beyond its beaches.
- Time needed
- 1 to 2 hours
- Walking
- Easy
- Best time
- Daytime
- Tickets
- There is no formal tourist ticket. Check with local tourism offices and community representatives about appropriate ways to visit, and avoid unsolicited photography.
Neighbourhoods in Boracay
- 07
White Beach
Boracay's main beach, about 4 km of pale sand on the island's west coast, split into three informal 'stations' with different moods from north to south.
- Time needed
- 2 to 3 hours, or a whole day
- Walking
- Easy
- Best time
- Early morning and sunset
- Tickets
- No entry fee. Resorts and restaurants own the strips behind the sand; ask staff before using their loungers. Local rules on eating, smoking and vendors on the beach have changed since 2018, so follow the signs.
