
White Beach
Boracay's main beach on the west coast, lined with hotels, restaurants and shops, with D'Mall behind Station 2. Beach chairs are not permitted on the sand.
Boracay, a small island off the north-west tip of Panay in the central Philippines, is known for the powdery sand of White Beach and its clear, shallow water. More about Boracay →
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Ships anchor off Boracay, a small island just off Caticlan on the north-west tip of Panay in Aklan province, and passengers are tendered ashore; there is no cruise berth. Cagban Jetty Port, the island's main jetty at its south tip, is the reference point for the routes here. On the island, e-trikes and vans carry visitors to White Beach and D'Mall, about 14 minutes from Cagban.
3.5 km · ~14 min by car
D'Mall behind White Beach Station 2 is 3.5 km from Cagban Jetty Port, the island's main jetty, about 14 minutes by e-trike.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Ships anchor offshore and passengers are tendered ashore; there is no cruise berth. Routes are measured from Cagban Jetty Port, the island's main jetty. Vans and e-trikes carry visitors around the island; fares are not published.
Boracay, a small island off the north-west tip of Panay in the central Philippines, is known for the powdery sand of White Beach and its clear, shallow water. There is no cruise berth: ships anchor offshore and passengers are tendered ashore. Most of the island's restaurants, shops and resorts are close together along White Beach, and many visitors head for D'Mall at Station 2, about 14 minutes by e-trike from Cagban Jetty Port, the island's main jetty, or join tours on the island and mainland Aklan.

Boracay's main beach on the west coast, lined with hotels, restaurants and shops, with D'Mall behind Station 2. Beach chairs are not permitted on the sand.

Tidal islet topped with a Virgin Mary shrine off White Beach Station 1, Boracay's best-known landmark.

Quieter beach at the island's north end, about 9 km from Cagban Jetty Port, about 30 minutes by e-trike.

Living museum on mainland Aklan where visitors play traditional games, learn rice-farming methods and make toys from coconut leaves; promoted by the province as a cruise shore excursion.