More about hotels in Station 2
Station 2, Boracay Island
Station 2 is the busiest, most central stretch of Boracay's famous White Beach, in the barangay of Balabag on Boracay Island, Aklan. If you want to be within walking distance of everything — beachfront restaurants, dive shops, water-sports operators and the buzzing D'Mall — this is the classic first-timer's base on the island, more central than the quieter Station 1 to the north or the more budget-oriented Station 3 to the south.
What Station 2 is known for
Station 2 fronts the widest, most photographed section of White Beach, right by D'Mall — Boracay's main shopping and dining strip. It's the hub for beach parties, fire-dancing shows, and rows of water-sports operators offering parasailing, banana boats and stand-up paddleboarding. D'Talipapa, the local wet market where you can pick fresh seafood and have it cooked to order nearby, is a short walk inland.
Getting there
Fly into Caticlan (Godofredo P. Ramos Airport) — the closer option — or Kalibo International Airport, then take a short boat crossing to Boracay's Cagban or Tambisaan jetty, followed by a tricycle or e-trike ride to Station 2. There's no direct flight from Australia; connect via Manila, Cebu or another Asian hub. Once on the island, Station 2 is walkable to Station 1 and Station 3, and e-trikes cover longer hops.
Where to stay in Station 2
Henann Palm Beach Resort — beachfront, beach-club energy right on the sand, with a pool bar and rooftop pool a short stroll from D'Mall.
Henann Park Resort — a garden-set property a little further back from the beachfront bustle, good for travellers who want Station 2's convenience without being right on the main strip.
Coast Boracay — a modern boutique-style stay geared to travellers who want design-led rooms alongside easy beach access.
Mandarin Bay Resort & Spa and Azalea Hotels & Residences Boracay round out the options, both a short walk from the water-sports stretch and D'Mall's restaurants.
What's nearby
Puka Shell Beach is a short tricycle ride north for a quieter beach day; Ariel's Point (cliff diving, boat trips) and island-hopping tours taking in Crystal Cove and Crocodile Island typically depart from jetties a short ride from Station 2.

































