Malay

Willy's Rock Formation, standing in the sea, is an iconic attraction on Boracay, where local residents enshrine a statue of the Madonna. At low tides, you can walk straight to the Willy's Rock Formation and clearly see the extending white sand beach and the crystal clear waters. At high tides, it is usually impossible to walk to the Rock, and it also feels very nice to enjoy the view on the beach.

White Sand Beach is located in the middle of the west bank of Boracay. It is made up of large corals with soft white sand. The beach is quiet during the day, but turns into a huge open bar at night, transformed with the lights and music of a nightclub. . White Sand Beach is runs 4 kilometers from north to south, and offers a rich variety of water sports, including snorkeling, deep diving, banana boating, windsurfing, parasailing and more. Of course, you can also take a relaxing stroll on the beach and enjoy the crisp sea breeze. There are many resort hotels and restaurants on the beach, including the D'mall shopping center located in the middle of the beach, with convenient dining and recreational options.

Crystal Cove Island is a private artificial island and a good choice for island hopping in Boracay. There are two natural caves on the island with clear under water. Under the sun, the caves look as if it is full of crystals. Extremely beautiful. The sand on the beach is comparatively coarse, so better not play barefoot. There are also many man-made landscapes on the island that are perfect for taking pictures.

Located in the northern part of Boracay, Puka Beach has a tranquil seaside atmosphere, and you will see very few visitors. It was famous for its shiny Puka shells, and you can pick up beautiful small shells on the beach after the tide. On the beach, you will also see small vendors selling shellfish products, as well as small bracelets made by local residents. You can watch the sunset at Puka Beach. In the evening, the beach will be covered by sunset glow. Enjoy this charming evening view.