Boracay white Beach / Boracay Resorts
Boracay Island boasts of glorious sugary white sand beach and azure crystal clear blue waters.Boracay beach is known to be the "finest beach in the world." Boracay beach water is shallow and the sand is so fine as if you are walking on miles of baby powder. A variety of Boracay resorts offers luxurious yet afordable prices for the discerning visitor. Boracay resorts and Boracay Hotels provides modern day amenities to maximize the comfort of your stay while maintaining the dream escape to paradise away from the bustling and demanding world of the metropolis.

Boracay Aquasports
Boracay Island is a perfect place for watersports. Here, you can partake in a smorgasbord of exhilirating aqua action. Boracay Island with its crystal clear water is best for swimming and snorkeling, Boracay Island is also rich in marine life which makes it perfect for scuba diving. The refreshing wind blowing through Boracay Island makes it ideal for windsurfing, sailboating, kayaking, boardsailing, and boating. There are a number of aquasports facilities that offers affordable packages along Boracay beach.

Boracay Nature Tripping / Eco-Adventure
World-renowned Boracay Island is not only a place to enjoy the scenic white sand beach. Boracay Island is also an adventure island ideal for island hopping, hiking, trekking, caving, mountain climbing, biking, and horseback riding. Boracay Island's quaint interior villages brings wonderful eco-adventure. Boracay Island is dotted by rich flora and fauna, and worth the adventure of finding hidden coves, scenic rocky cliffs and isolated beaches that is far away from the tourist crowd. Experience the awesome wonder of nature's beauty in Boracay sunset and Boracay sunrise and partake of serenety it brings to the soul.

Boardsailing at Bulabog Beach
On the eastern side of Boracay Island is Boracay's Bulabog beach. Bulabog beach is known as the best kitesurf destination in Asia. Boracay's Bulabog beach is a boardsailor's mecca that draws enthusiasts from all over the world, especially during the peak season from November to March with onshore winds varying between 18-30 knots.

Boracay Island's Bulabog beach has been a prime kite-and windsurfing destination for 20 years, the last two of its 18 years have seen the inclusion of freestyle, speed trial and 'hang time' events for kiting, with plans to expand in future.

Diving in Boracay Island
The diversity of marine life in the surrounding area of Boracay Island provides wonderful diving experience both for novice and professional divers. Boracay Island have different dive sites around the island and, and one of the best is in Yapak, Boracay a trueblue great deep sea dive. There are many competent instructors operating in many dive shops in Boracay Island who are can assist for a paradise diving experience.

Recreational Sports in Boracay Island
There are recreation sports facilities for the laid-back in Boracay Island. Boracay Island has a world class 18-hole championship golf course inside Fairways and Bluewater Boracay Resort and Countryclub. Boracay Island is also the perfect venue for tennis, bowling, even beach volleyball and frisbee throwing.

Partyhopping in Boracay Island
From dusk till dawn, the island turns into one big party place where everyone is very welcome to join. The code in Boracay is informal. You can party on through the night barefoot or in your swim suits while enjoying the company of your friends and fellow tourists.

Boracay Island is an island in the Philippines, a country in the South East Asia. Boracay Island is located off the northwest corner of the island of Panay, and belongs to the Western Visayas island-group in the Philippines. Boracay Island is approximately seven kilometers long, dog-bone shaped with the narrowest spot being less than one kilometer wide, and has a total land area of 10.32 square kilometers.

Weather in Boracay is generally divided into two seasonal weather patterns, Boracay climate is dictated by the wind direction, the cool northeast wind, and southwest wind. While the northeast wind prevails, Boracay Island has moderate temperature, little or no rainfall. During the southwest wind season, Boracay Island has hot and humid weather, frequent rainfall and prevailing wind from the west. The northeast wind usually blows from September until June, while the southwest wind blows for the rest of the year.

Boracay Island daytime temperature
Months	Temperature	Weather
September to May	77-90º F (25-32º C)	Cool weather
June to August	82-100º F(28-38º C)	Hot and Humid

Tropical storms occasionally impacts the Boracay Island during the months of July to September.

Boracay Island’s seasonal changes has an effect on the tourism industry. Most Boracay resorts and Boracay hotels have Low and High Season price levels. Boracay resorts peg High Season prices during September to June. Some Boracay resorts have additional "Super" Peak Period pricing during periods of heavy tourism (Christmas / New Year, Easter / Holy Week, and Chinese New Yea).

Boracay Island by Air Travel.

The Philippines have two international airports, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila and the Mactan Cebu International Airport in Cebu. These two airports cater local flights to Boracay Island via Kalibo (45 minutes away) or via Caticlan (30-40 minutes away).

Airline fares vary from $50 to $100 range for each leg. Luggage over 10kg will probably cost you extra.

Route 1: Manila to Kalibo flights take about 45 minutes. At Kalibo airport, take a 3 minute shuttle ride going to Caticlan Jetty Port. At the Caticlan Jetty Port, take a boat ride of about 20 minutes to Boracay Island.

Manila to Kalibo:Air Philippines
* Asian Spirit
* Cebu Pacific
* Philippine Airlines

Cebu to Kalibo:

* Cebu Pacific

Route 2: Manila to Caticlan flights take about 40 minutes. At Caticlan airport, take a motorized tricycle ride to Caticlan Jetty Port (about 3 minutes away). Then take a boat ride of about 20 minutes to Boracay Island.

Manila to Caticlan:

* Asian Spirit
* Corporate Air
* Interisland Airlines
· South East Asian Airlines (SEAir)

Cebu to Caticlan:

* Asian Spirit
* South East Asian Airlines (SEAir)

(Some of these air carriers may provide only seasonal service on the listed routes)

Boracay Island by boat

Several ferries sail between Manila and Caticlan. The journey takes between 12 and 16 hours.

Ferries from Manila to Caticlan:

* MBRS Lines
* Negros Navigation
* SuperFerry

(Some of these sea carriers may provide only seasonal service on the listed routes)

Boracay Island by road

Buses and cars run from Manila to the southern provinces by means of the Strong Republic Nautical Highway. Buses leave from the Philtranco terminal in Cubao and Pasay City throughout the day. The journey by bus takes approximately 12 hours. Caticlan is the fourth seaport encountered along the SRNH while traveling south from Manila.

Beaches / White Beach
Boracay boasts of a sugary white sand beach and azure blue waters. The best part of the island is the four-kilometer White Beach known to be the "finest beach in the world." The surrounding water is shallow and the sand is finer and brighter than most beaches in the archipelago. White Beach is so, soooo fine, it feels like treading on miles of baby powder!

Aquasports
The island paradise of Boracay is a perfect place for watersports. Here, you can partake in a smorgasbord of exhilirating aqua action - from swimming and snorkeling to scuba diving, windsurfing, sailboating, kayaking, boardsailing, and boating.

Nature Tripping / Eco-Adventure
World-renowned Boracay is an adventure island ideal for island hopping, hiking, trekking, caving, mountain climbing, biking, and horseback riding. Trekking and mountain biking can bring even the intrepid to the island's quaint interior villages and to the edges' scenic rocky cliffs, discovering along the way many hidden coves with isolated beaches far from the tourist crowd.

Boardsailing at Bulabog Beach
On the eastern side of Boracay Island is Bulabog Beach. It is a boardsailor's mecca that draws enthusiasts from all over the world, especially during the peak season from November to March. In January, it is the site of an International Funboard Cup.

Paraw Regatta
Sailboating and kayaking are popular sporting activities, with Boracay playing host to the annual Paraw Regatta, an international sailboat race that makes use of the native outrigger.

Diving
Dive sites surround the island and are learning venues to both novice and professional divers, guided by competent instructors of the many dive shops that operate in the area. For trueblue scuba diving enthusiasts, Yapak in Boracay is a great deep dive.

Recreational Sports
Laid-back Boracay is the perfect venue for golf, tennis, bowling, even beach volleyball. Top-of-class amenities for these activities are available in the island. For golf bugs, Fairways and Bluewater Resort Golf and Countryclub has an 18-hole championship course.

Partyhopping
The code in Boracay is strictly informal. Walking barefoot than shod is the rule rather than the exception. Swinging discos have the beach for a floor, giving dance a new twist. From dusk to dawn, the island turns into one big party place where everyone is welcome to join in.


Shopping
Bargain shopping is a joy of a diversion while in Boracay. Souvenir pieces provide endless possibilities, from trinkets and native accessories made of shells and semi-precious stones to exotic or contemporary beach wear and fashion artworks.

Dining
The taste of the 6th Region, to which Boracay belongs, is quite simple. Charbroiled chicken is common fare. Another favorite dish is raw fish marinated in spicy vinegar. Dining is no problem in Boracay, with most resorts having their own restaurants that serve both Filipino and international cuisines. Small snack bars line the island.

Relaxation
Diversions are not a problem in Boracay, with leisure activities calendared throughout the year and amenities offered by some 350 tourist establishments. The island is ideal for beachbumming, relaxing, and simply lazing around. At the end of the day, unwind with a relaxing massage. The island never runs out skilled masseurs offering massage services by the beach. For a more luxurious treat, visit the new Mandala Spa.

Boracay Boardsailing
The picture-perfect tropical island of Boracay offers flat-water speed sailing, wave jumping, and longboard cruising. White Beach, shielded from the amihan, or northeast monsoon, is for beginners. Bulabog Beach, on the other side of the island, has ideal conditions for speed, slalom, and high-wind shortboard sailing. It is also the site of the annual Boracay International Funboard Cup. Tabon Strait has superb high-performance sailing, but there is a real risk of being swept away, so this site is for skilled sailors only.

Tibiao Whitewater River
Rising near the peak of Mt. Madja-as, the Tibiao River descends almost 2000m on its short but tumultuous journey to the sea. The lower section of the river, known as the "Chicken Run", is grade 3; the more difficult upper section reaches grade 4. The Tibiao has all the classic features of a tropical whitewater river, with rich vegetation hemming the banks, views of rice terraces, spectacular falls and clear water. The river is close to Boracay and easily accessible.