TOP 20 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN BORACAY • Places to Visit + UPDATED Rates • Philippine Beach List

White Beach in Boracay is a popular attraction known for its fine white sand and crystal clear water, divided into three stations and lined with resorts, restaurants, bars, and shops.

Bulabog Beach is known as a jump-off point for watersports in Boracay and is known for its scenic coconut trees.

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

Puka Beach is known for its mixed sand and shells, offering a quieter alternative to White Beach with photo spots and crystal kayak rentals.

Magic Island is best known for its cliff jumping platforms.

D'Mall in Station 2 is the commercial hub of Boracay, featuring a high concentration of restaurants, stores, and a grocery.

Crystal Kayak is a popular activity on White Beach and Puka Beach, known for transparent kayaks that provide amazing photo opportunities in the crystal-clear waters.

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

Diniwid Beach is a beach that can be a part of the E trike tour north of White Beach.

Ilig-iligan Beach is located at the northeastern corner of the island and can be a stop on the E-trike tour.

Station 1 is a part of White Beach, featuring the iconic Willy's Rock and activities like stand-up paddling.

Station 2 is part of White Beach and is the location of D'Mall, with restaurants and stores.

Station 3 is a part of White Beach.

Willys Rock (or Grotto) is an iconic rock formation often featured in photos and postcards of Boracay, located in Station 1.

Balinghai Beach is near a snorkeling site.