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The island paradise of Boracay in the Western Visayas has been internationally recognized as one of the world’s best beaches. Its famed powdery white sand, pristine azure water, outdoor adventures, and spectacular sunset make Boracay the official summer travel destination.
Planning a getaway to Boracay on a budget? Book your airline tickets and hotel rooms at the same time to get cheaper prices. With Traveloka’s latest Boracay tour packages, planning your vacation tour is simpler, faster, and more practical. You can choose from the various packages that we offer, and modify as you like to enjoy the ultimate Boracay adventure.
Back to its postcard pretty state, tourists both local and foreign can marvel again at Boracay’s magnificent sunset. This enchanting island will take your heart away with breathtaking landscape, dreamy white sand beach, and new clean fun. Absolutely, there’s always something happening in Boracay! Aside from the White Beach, here are five of the tourist attractions you should visit:
A dreamy and fun spot for thrill-seekers, Ariel’s Point is one of the highlights you shouldn’t miss in Boracay. Apart from its picturesque waters, it’s famous for the 5 different levels of cliff diving and other water activities for rent like snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Other inclusions with its day trip packages are BBQ buffet lunch, snacks, and unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
This oddly shaped volcanic formation is one of Boracay’s most recognizable and photographed landmarks. Located in the shallow water near Station 1, it’s the only commanding sight along the stretch of white sand coastline. A man-made staircase leads to a mini-chapel with the statue of Virgin Mary.
Discover Boracay in a different light. See the stunning panoramic view of the island at its highest peak, Mount Luho. Rising just 100 meters above sea level, even non-hikers can conquer the climb. The hike is worth it especially during sunset.
This serene spot got its name from abundance of crushed “Puka” shells which gives a distinct coarser sand as compared to the White Beach. The water is not usually calm and at sudden depth but the sound of the waves and less touristy vibe make it relaxing. Don’t forget to take a picture at the famous Puka Beach sign.
On a different island is where you can find, Diniwid Beach, White Beach “little cousin”. This secret hideaway of sand and rocks is a serene side of Boracay. Loosen up with a cold beer at hand at the tropical Spider House resort.
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