Best Landmarks in Boracay

The Yellow Submarine offers underwater tours of Boracay's marine environment for up to 48 passengers.

Boracay Helicopters offers aerial tours of Boracay and nearby islands.

Dead Forest features dead mangrove trees in the water, creating a unique photographic opportunity.

Willies Rock is a landmark featuring a shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Cujo's Keyhole is one of Boracay's hidden spots.

Lambros Point is known for its rocky cliffs and a concrete walkway to a natural opening, connecting to Diniwid Beach.

Willy's Rock is a famous rock formation on Boracay's White Beach.

Wily's Rock is an iconic spot for taking photos.

Willy's Rock is an iconic volcanic formation located at station one of White Beach, topped with a statue of the Virgin Mary, offering a great photo spot and a glimpse into the island's geological history.

Zipline Boracay offers stunning views of the island via a zipline, providing a taste of adrenaline and pristine views of the shore.

The Bat Caves adventure includes a trek through the jungle to a man-made cave where hundreds of bats reside.

Keyhole is a scenic spot with rock formations and a view, accessible via HOHO bus.

Station Lambros Point is located at the end of Station 1 and is known for its calm and green scenery.

Cujos Keyhole is a natural arch rock formation that has been made more accessible, with designated areas for taking pictures and admiring the view.

Crystal Cove is a resort island known for its lookout caves and rock formations that are good for photo spots.