Boracay Island

There&rsquo;s no end to the number of activities and experiences to discover on the island. Less than an hour away from Manila by plane, Boracay Island, a tropical island located in the Visayan region of the Philippines, remains one of the &ldquo;Top Ten Beaches of the World,&rdquo; according to CNN and Conde Nast Traveller, and is listed among the top destinations by The New York Times.
The best luxury resort in Boracay, Discovery Boracay is known for its stunning location and excellent service. As the most luxurious resort in Boracay Station 1, famous for powder-white sand, it is a sun worshiper&rsquo;s mecca&nbsp; where entertainment and dining options abound.
There are two airports that serve Boracay-bound passengers: Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH), also known as Caticlan Airport and Kalibo International Airport (KLO). From Manila, travel duration is approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the airline.
The Caticlan Airport is located in the Northwestern tip of Aklan, and is the closest to Boracay. Upon arriving at the terminal, guests are assisted to their 15-minute boat ride to Boracay Island. The Kalibo International Airport on the other hand is in the capital city of Aklan. From Kalibo, you will have to take a 1.5 to 2-hour van ride to Caticlan followed by a 15-minute boat ride to Boracay Island.

A symbol of Boracay&rsquo;s beauty, Willy&rsquo;s Rock is a unique volcanic formation located on the powdery white sands of Station 1. Known for its distinctive shape and religious grotto perched on top, this iconic landmark is accessible by foot during low tide.
It&rsquo;s a popular attraction to take in Boracay's breathtaking scenery, with stunning views of the crystal-clear waters and surrounding beachfront. A favorite spot for photos, Willy&rsquo;s Rock is a must-see destination for anyone exploring Boracay Island.

Willy's Rock

Nestled along the northern shores of Boracay, the pristine 800-meter stretch of Yapak Beach, better known as Puka Beach, is renowned for its powdery white sand mixed with naturally occurring puka shells, which resemble small beads. These shells are ideal for creating necklaces, bracelets, home d&eacute;cor, and other handicrafts, all of which can be conveniently found in nearby beach shops.
Offering a tranquil escape, Puka Beach&rsquo;s serene blue waters are just a short distance from the bustling White Beach of Boracay.

Puka Shell Beach

Boracay Island is a shopper&rsquo;s paradise, with vendors roaming the beach and stalls along the walkways selling everything from souvenir items to pearls and accessories. Situated in the heart of Station 2, D'Mall Boracay is a premier shopping center, offering a wide range of experiences from dining to shopping.
This vibrant hub is home to a diverse collection of restaurants, souvenir shops, caf&eacute;s, bars, and more, making it the perfect destination for both food lovers and tourists seeking unique, local finds. Whether you're on the hunt for a delicious meal, a perfect beach accessory, or a memorable keepsake, D'Mall has something for everyone.&nbsp;

D'Mall

Set against a backdrop of lush greenery and dramatic&nbsp; cliffs, Ariel&rsquo;s Point offers an exhilarating escape from the busy beaches of Boracay. Just a short boat ride from White Beach, this iconic cliff-diving spot is a favorite among thrill-seekers. With platforms ranging from 3 to 15 meters, Ariel's Point is perfect for this looking to plunge into the stunning turquoise waters below.
Beyond cliff diving, the area also offers a wide range of activities including snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding, allowing tourists to explore the rich marine life and stunning seascapes of the Sulu Sea.

Ariel's Point

Cujo&rsquo;s Keyhole is a hidden gem on Boracay Island, located at the edge of Diniwid Beach, just north of the more famous White Beach. This natural rock formation offers a stunning view of the open sea framed by rugged cliffs.
Unlike the more well-known tourist spots on Boracay, Cujo&rsquo;s Keyhole remains relatively uncrowded, offering a sense of serenity and exclusivity that&rsquo;s hard to find elsewhere on the island. Photographers and sightseers alike will appreciate the dramatic vistas that make this the perfect spot for Instagram-worthy photos.

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