This island is very special since it has two of the most famous attractions in the Philippines: Boracay
         and the Ati-Atihan Festival held every January.  Rated as one of the best beaches of the world,
       Boracay has a lot of things to offer different types of travelers.  You'll never get enough of its crystal
 clear blue waters, powdery white sand, endless tropical palms, and marine life.

 White Beach is the longest beach and identified as the center of tourist action in
 the island.  Accommodations here range from the most luxurious to the most
 basic. East of the island facing Sibuyan Sea is Bulabog Beach, which is known for
 its magnificent waves, a favorite spot of windsurfers.  Other beaches include Yapak,
 Manoc-Manoc, Diniwid, and Puka Shell. 
 
 Other island attractions include the famous Willy's Rock along White Beach, the
 Bat Caves, and the Crocodile Island.  The island is literally surrounded with dive
 spots. In front of White Beach are Calypso Rock, Greenyard Reef, Virgin Drop,
 Blue Lagoon, and Friday's Rock.  Found in the northwest are Diniwid Garden,
 Balighai Wall, Gabriel Point, Punta Bunga, and Santos Place. On its eastern coast are Malabunot Reef, Laguna de
 Boracay, and Arch Rock.  On southeast are Crocodile Island, Laurel Wall, Channel Drift, Channel Steps, and Shark
 Caves.  A number of groups also arrange pumpboat trips, kayak excursions, banana boat rides, parasailing
 adventures, and even horse back riding, caving, and golfing.  An added must do in the island is to have a relaxing
 massage on the beach while listening to the gentle sound of waves, or in the comfort of your room.

 Other places of interest include Museo Aklan, black-sand Busuang Beach, and the revolutionary 19 Martyrs of Aklan
 Freedom Shrine.

 ● How to go to Boracay ● Where to stay in Boracay ● Boracay Promos ●

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