Things to do in Boracay Island

D’Mall Boracay is a luxury open-air shopping center and market with upscale boutiques. It retains its traditional character with market stalls, where local vendors negotiate with visitors over artisanal handicrafts. Purchase souvenirs such as key chains, photos and shirts from this vast mall.

Puka Beach is a quiet retreat with a dense tropical forest bordering its white sand and pristine water. The stretch of sand runs for about 2,620 feet (800 meters), making it one of the longest on the island. Examine the tiny Puka shells, which give the beach its name.

Diniwid Beach is a picturesque and pristine tropical utopia. This unhurried beach is a great antidote to the bustling tourist activities of Boracay’s White Beach. To reach Diniwid Beach, follow a waterfront trail at the foot of palm-clad cliffs. You’ll discover one of the island’s most beautiful yet lesser-visited coastal areas.

Ilig-Iligan Beach is a tranquil sandy haven a little removed from the hustle and bustle of better-known spots. It is perfect for those seeking comfort and utter relaxation against the lone sounds of the waves and rustling palm trees. Feel the soft, powdery white sand on the souls of your feet as you stroll leisurely from one end to the other.

Balinghai Beach is a tropical beach destination in the northern part of the island of Boracay. This small, secluded part of the coastline sits under a cliff. Come here to swim, relax, dine near the shore and take part in watersports.