Boracay Island – is a place of attraction for tourists vacationing in the Philippines. A huge flow of travelers even forced the country's government to close this resort for six months. But today, Boracay is again ready to receive guests (albeit with a limitation on the number). Do you want to know more about the wonderful parts of Boracay? Check out our top beaches on this island.
White Beach is the longest, most beautiful and most popular beach on Boracay Island. Here you can find the best sand and water, the best facilities and a lot of different attractions. Anyone can find a heavenly spot for themselves here. White Beach occupies the majority of the island's west coast (4 out of 7 kilometers) so it has various infrastructure, attractions and natural beauty.
Puka Shell is the third longest beach on Boracay Island, behind the famous White Beach and Bulabog Beach.
Bulabog is the second longest and second most popular beach on Boracay Island, located near the famous White Beach. Bulabog, however, is the exact opposite of White Beach because it attracts other kinds of tourists.
Diniwid is a small beach separated from White Beach by a rocky cape. You can go around the cape following a paved pathway in about 10-15 minutes.
Tambisaan is the southern most beach of the Boracay Island's east coast, located near a village of the same name.
Ilig-Iligan is a very small and semi-wild beach in the northeast of Boracay Island.
The small Balinghai Beach is located in the bay north of Diniwid. It's one of the few private beaches accessible only for the guests of the hotel of the same name. If you pay 500 pesos, however, you can also enter the beach.
Banyugan is a very small, about 100 m long, private beach belonging to the luxurious Shangri La Hotel in the northwest of the island. This is a solitary heaven for guests of the hotel complex that occupies 12,5 ha of the reserved territory. Unfortunately only guests of the hotel can access this beach.
Punta Bunga Beach is located behind the cape with Kalikugan cave, close to Balinghai Beach. It's considered public and free, but accessing it is much more difficult than the private Balinghai. The reason for that is the fact that all roads leading to the beach are private and heavily guarded.