Boracay — Sights
Four kilometres of flour-soft sand and a sail at sunset.
- White Beach, Station 1 — The widest, softest stretch of White Beach
- White Beach, Stations 2 & 3 — Busy Station 2, slower-paced Station 3
- Willy's Rock — A rock with a Virgin Mary statue you can wade to at low tide
- Puka Shell Beach — Crushed-shell sand and bigger waves up north
- Diniwid Beach — A quiet sunset cove one headland over
- Bulabog Beach (kitesurfing) — Dozens of kites in the air when the winter wind blows
- Mount Luho Viewpoint — Both coasts in one view from the island's highest point
- Ariel's Point (cliff jumping) — Cliff-jump platforms, lunch and drinks included
- Island Hopping (Crocodile & Magic Island) — A boat day of snorkelling, cliff jumps and beaches
- Crystal Cove Island — A small island with sea caves and lookouts
- D'Mall — Food, souvenirs and money changers in one tangle of lanes
- Sunset Paraw Sailing — Lying on a sailboat net as the sun goes down
- Ilig-Iligan Beach — A near-empty snorkelling cove in the northeast
- Tambisaan Beach — A quiet bay by the jetty with reef snorkelling
- Parasailing & Helmet Diving — See the island from the sky, then walk the seabed
- Fairways & Bluewater Golf — 18 holes with sea views, the island's only course
- Sunset Party Cruise — Two hours on a party boat as the sun drops
- Scuba Diving at Yapak (Punta Bunga) Reef — Deep wall dives where reef sharks cruise
- Bat Cave (Hinugtan) Dive and Cliff Spot — Bat cave and shallow dive under the north cliffs
- Boracay Pub Crawl — Five bars in a night, in a bright yellow tee
- Free Dive Lessons Boracay — One breath, down to 10 m with a coach