Things to do in Boracay
Discover the best attractions and experiences Boracay has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Boracay's landmarks that carry a slice of its past and coastal heritage.
Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Parish Church
The island's main church with a simple colonial charm and regular services.
Suicide Cliff
A cliffside viewpoint with WWII history and dramatic sunset views.
Museums
Delve into Boracay's marine life and local history at small, focused museums.
Sea Shell Museum
A compact collection of seashells and marine curiosities from around the world.
Boracay Museum
A small local museum highlighting the island's culture and history.
Religious Monuments
Visit sacred spaces and religious landmarks that anchor Boracay's spiritual life.
Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Parish Church
A central Catholic church where locals gather for mass and ceremonies.
Stations of the Cross on the hillside
A hillside path with 14 stations offering a reflective walk.
National & Theme Parks
Boracay is a small island rather than a national park, but nearby nature reserves offer day trips.
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Neighborhoods
Core areas to base your days on Boracay's famous White Beach scene.
White Beach (Station 1)
The lively stretch with powdery sand and calm water.
D'Mall Boracay
A compact shopping and dining hub at the heart of the action.
Bulabog Beach
Wind-swept side of the island, popular for watersports and breezy vibes.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Boracay without spending a peso on the essentials: sunsets, strolls, and scenic views.
Sunset stroll along White Beach
Walk the soft sand as the sky turns gold and pink.
Stroll the White Beach promenade
People-watch, sculpture-view, and enjoy the sea breeze.
Watch street performers near D'Mall
Free entertainment and photography opportunities along the waterfront.
Gastronomy
Sample fresh seafood and iconic Boracay bites from markets to small eateries.
Jonah's Fruit Shake & Coffee Shop
Iconic tropical shakes and simple bites popular with visitors.
D'Talipapa Market
Buy live seafood and have it cooked to order at nearby eateries.
Local Boracay seafood stalls on the beachfront
Casual spots for grilled fish, squid, and shellfish.
Nightlife
Lively bars and late-night venues define Boracay after dark.
Cocomanga's Island Bar
A legendary bar known for its wild nights and iconic challenges.
Epic Boracay
A popular nightclub with DJs and dance floors by the sea.
Entertainment
Sunset shows, live music, and unique island experiences.
Ariel's Point (day trip)
A day-trip cliff-diving and sailing experience with a scenic island vibe.
Live performances at beachfront bars
Casual evenings with bands and local musicians along the beach.
Sports
Water sports and active pursuits dominate Boracay’s daytime scene.
Windsurfing on Bulabog Beach
Calm winds create ideal conditions for windsurfers and kiters.
Parasailing over White Beach
A bird's-eye view of Boracay's coastline and turquoise water.
Beach volleyball on the sand
Join a pick-up game or watch local players on the beach.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the crowds to discover quieter corners and local flavor.
Mount Luho viewpoint hike
A short hike to Boracay’s highest point for sweeping island views.
Ilig-Iligan Beach exploration
A less crowded beach area with scenic rocks and calmer water.
Crystal Cove Island day trip
A boat ride to a private island with coves and vantage points.