Feel the summer vibes all year round on this island in the Philippines
Photos & text: Trip101
A small island in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines, Boracay is primarily known for its beaches, vibrant nightlife and rich waters for watersport enthusiasts.
Boracay’s main beach, often referred as White Beach, is divided into three parts: Station 1, Station 2 and Station 3. At Station 1's where the luxury hotels and other premium facilities are at, while Station 2 is known as the food and party hub. If you are looking for privacy, head to Station 3, the quietest part located at the southernmost corner of Boracay.
Here are ten things that make this one of the Philippines’ most popular beach destinations:
8. Explore the jungle
Boracay is not just about the sand and the waters. Nature enthusiasts will be thrilled to know that the island’s highest point, Mount Luho, is open to the public for outdoor activities.
On the way up – you can trek or rent an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) or even a buggy – you can visit a wildlife park where you will find a Philippine eagle, as well as different species of birds, snakes, monkeys and wild cats. The entrance fee is just US$1.
Afterwards, continue on to the viewing deck, boasting a 360-degree view of the whole island. It’s a nice reward after conquering the trails leading up to the summit.
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