People from all over the world travel into the beautiful island of Boracay just to see its well-known powdery white sand and crystal-clear blue waters. But there’s more to this island, here are 5 spots you should include in your itinerary to make the most out of your trip.
- Willy’s Rock
Willy’s Rock is the most photographed landmark in Boracay. Also known to many as the ‘grotto’, it is characterized by a unique cluster of rock formation with a statue of the Virgin Mary. It is located at Station 1 and can be easily seen along the beach. It’s scenic any time of the day, with the clear blue skies or the golden sunset as your backdrop.
- Puka Beach
Located at the northern part of the Boracay, Puka Beach is one of Boracay’s second most popular beach. It is about 20-min ride from Station 2, and is accessible by land or by boat. It is very different compared to Station 1 to 3, with less establishments and lesser crowd. Some areas are perfect for those who want the peace and quiet, and for those who want to view the sunset away from the crowd!
- Mount Luho
Mt. Luho is the highest point in Boracay. At 100 meters above sea level, it offers a 360 view of the island. Make sure to bring your camera with you to capture the beauty of the view.
- D-Mall
D-Mall is Boracay’s famous go-to mall. It is located at the center of Boracay in Station 2, and is home to a number of souvenir shops, restaurants and everything else you might need while on vacation!
- White Beach
Boracay is the acclaimed island destination that it is because if its 7km powdery-white beach that is unlike any other! It is divided into 3 stations – Station 1, 2, and 3 – each with a vibe fit for those with different preferences!
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