Bulabog Beach is located on the quieter side of Boracay and is perfect for those looking for a more peaceful spot away from the crowd. It is known for its strong winds that make it an ideal kitesurfing destination.

Aside from its white sand beaches, Boracay Island is known for its scenic sunset views which may be enjoyed from different points of the island, especially on its famous White Beach.

Willy's Rock is one of the iconic landmarks of Boracay Island's White Beach. This cluster of volcanic rocks sits on the shallow part of White Beach. It also has a grotto which has become a tourist attraction in the island.

Basura Garden is a privately owned tourist attraction in Balete. It contains artifacts, antiques, and upcycled art using garbage from the community and turned into ornaments and artworks.

This 80-hectare eco-friendly resort is complete with leisure accommodations, including a private white sand beach, 18-hole golf course, 6 swimming pools and 20 foodand beverage outlets, and more.

This diving services provider is a A PADI 5 Career Development Center with over 25 years of experience in offering different diving courses. Learn how to dive from the professionals and explore Boracay's underwater havens.

Dive, dine, and stay at WaterColors Boracay. This beachfront resort in Station 1 offers scuba diving services for beginners to those who wish to get PADI certified.

Named after the Hindu Sanskrit word for "Holy Water", Tirta Spa specializes in therapies and treatments that are focused on the art of cleansing oneself from negativity for wellness. It is perched on a scenic hilltop that overlooks the island, with each of its royal suite villas each with a private open bathroom, an outdoor bathtub, a Vichy shower, and a koi pond.

Dotted with some resorts and docked boats, Tulubhan Beach is one of the quieter beach destinations for those looking for an alternative to the busier White beach. It is near Blue Lagoon Villas and Paradise Bay.
 

Go cliff-jumping into the crystal-clear Cantingas River, which is one of the Philippines' cleanest inland bodies of water. The river is so clean that it is where the island gets 90% of its water.