• Mangrove Nursery - The Boracay Mangrove Forest is a serene eco-tourism destination featuring a wooden boardwalk that winds through vibrant mangrove trees. It provides a tranquil escape from the bustling beaches, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature, capture photos, and learn about the crucial role of mangroves in safeguarding coastal regions and supporting marine ecosystems.

Visitors can stroll along the pathways, relax in shaded areas, and take in the natural beauty.

The typical visit lasts around 20 to 30 minutes. Guests are encouraged to adhere to the tour guide’s instructions, remain on designated paths, and contribute to environmental preservation by avoiding littering or disturbing the ecosystem.

• Bolabog Beach Resort - Bulabog Beach is renowned as Boracay’s premier destination for water sports, particularly kiteboarding and windsurfing, thanks to its strong and consistent winds. Situated on the opposite side of White Beach, it offers a more dynamic and less crowded setting, perfect for adventure enthusiasts and spectators alike.

Visitors can enjoy watching vibrant kites, participate in water sports, or simply relax along the shore. Swimming is possible, but conditions may vary based on wind and wave activity.

There is no entrance fee to access the beach. The typical visit lasts around 20 to 30 minutes. Guests are advised to follow the tour guide’s instructions, stay within safe zones, and exercise caution when swimming or engaging in activities.

• Diniwid Beach - Diniwid Beach is a tranquil and less crowded beach located just north of White Beach. Known for its crystal-clear waters, soft white sand, and laid-back atmosphere, it is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying a more serene coastal experience away from the busy areas.

Visitors can explore the shoreline, take photos, or relax in beachfront spots while taking in the scenic views. A few local restaurants and cafés are also nearby.

There is no entrance fee to access the beach. The typical visit lasts around 45 minutes to 1 hour. Guests are advised to follow the tour guide’s instructions, be mindful of personal belongings, and observe safety precautions when swimming.

• Willy’s Rock - Willy’s Rock is one of the most iconic landmarks on White Beach, featuring a natural volcanic rock formation with a statue of the Virgin Mary on top. It is a popular spot for photo opportunities, especially during low tide when visitors can walk directly up to the rock.

Visitors can take photos, explore the surrounding shoreline, and enjoy the scenic beachfront views. Swimming is also possible in the area, depending on sea conditions.

There is no entrance fee to visit. The stop is usually brief, approximately 15 to 25 minutes, as it is located along White Beach. Guests are advised to follow the tour guide’s instructions, be cautious on slippery surfaces, and be mindful of tides when approaching the rock.

• Boracay Newcoast - Keyhole Rock Formation is a unique natural attraction located in the Newcoast area of Boracay, commonly included in land tours. It features a rock formation with a small “keyhole”-like opening, making it a popular spot for photos and quick sightseeing.

Visitors can access the area by land and walk near the formation to take pictures while enjoying the coastal views. Swimming is not typically part of this stop due to rocky surroundings and safety considerations.

There is no entrance fee, though access may depend on Newcoast area guidelines. The typical visit lasts around 10 to 15 minutes.

Guests are advised to follow the tour guide’s instructions, stay within designated areas, and exercise caution due to uneven and rocky surfaces.

• Yapak Beach (Puka Shell Beach) - Puka Beach is a peaceful and less crowded destination known for its natural beauty, coarse white sand mixed with puka shells, and clear blue waters. Unlike the more commercial areas of Boracay, it offers a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the scenic coastline.

There is no entrance fee to access the beach. Visitors may explore the shoreline, take photos, or relax under shaded areas while enjoying the view. Small local stalls are also available, offering refreshments and souvenirs.

The typical visit lasts around 45 minutes to 1 hour. Guests are advised to follow the tour guide’s instructions, be mindful of personal belongings, and observe safety precautions, especially when swimming, as waves may be stronger depending on weather conditions.

• Explore the island’s attractions by private electric vehicle (E-trike)

• Gratuities
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Boracay Island Tour: Land Excursion (Daytime or Sunset) Featuring Mangrove Forest, Keyhole, Unique Beaches, and Attractions Like the Virgin Mary Rock.

Beyond the renowned White Beach, this thrilling island tour invites you to discover the allure of Boracay Island! Enjoy the island’s sights in a private electric vehicle. This 3-hour journey is ideal for travelers eager to explore a different side of Boracay.

From the glistening, shell-strewn sands of Puka Beach to the rugged landscapes, this excursion is thoughtfully crafted for travelers seeking a deeper connection with their destination. It guides you through the lush Mangrove Forest Eco-Park, where the island’s essential ecosystem flourishes in tranquil silence. Marvel at the architectural splendor of the Boracay Keyhole, a breathtaking natural rock formation that acts as a gateway to the sea, and visit the iconic Virgin Mary Rock, a volcanic landmark that stands as a testament to the island’s distinctive geological history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.