Discover Boracay

The more than four-kilometer, powder-white sandy beach is regularly ranked among the world's most beautiful beaches, and its fine, cool sand along with the gently sloping turquoise water make it an ideal destination for beachgoers of all ages.

Thanks to consistent winds between November and April, Bulabog Beach on the island's east side is considered one of the best kitesurfing and windsurfing spots in Southeast Asia and attracts water sports enthusiasts from around the world.

Every evening, visitors gather along White Beach to enjoy the spectacular sunset over the Sibuyan Sea, while sailboats with colorful paraw sails add a romantic touch to the scene.

Numerous reefs and shipwrecks lie at shallow depths around Boracay, suitable for both beginners and experienced divers, while boat tours head to nearby uninhabited islands for snorkeling.

From Manila, you fly to the nearby Caticlan or Kalibo Airport, from where a short drive to the port and a few-minute boat crossing lead to Boracay.

The more than four-kilometer, powder-white sandy beach is regularly ranked among the world's most beautiful beaches, and its fine, cool sand along with the gently sloping turquoise water make it an ideal destination for beachgoers of all ages.

Thanks to consistent winds between November and April, Bulabog Beach on the island's east side is considered one of the best kitesurfing and windsurfing spots in Southeast Asia and attracts water sports enthusiasts from around the world.

Every evening, visitors gather along White Beach to enjoy the spectacular sunset over the Sibuyan Sea, while sailboats with colorful paraw sails add a romantic touch to the scene.