Things to do in Caticlan

Boracay is an absolute paradise! The White Beach is stunning with its powdery white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water. I had an amazing time watching the breathtaking sunset, trying exciting water sports, and enjoying the vibrant nightlife. The locals are incredibly friendly, and the food is delicious. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful island for an unforgettable vacation!

White Beach is absolutely beautiful, with its powdery white sand and crystal-clear water. The views are stunning, especially during sunset. It’s a perfect place to relax, enjoy the sea, and spend quality time with family. Definitely one of the highlights of our Boracay trip! 🤍🌊

A wonderful helicopter ride. The guide met us at our hotel and did everything for us, so all we had to do was enjoy the views. The views were stunning. It's best to plan it on a sunny day when the water is beautifully colored.

Sunset sailing is a popular tourist activity on Boracay. As the name suggests, it means taking a sailboat to watch the sunset. The price is not very expensive. A boat can seat up to 4 people, and the cost performance is quite high. If you bring electronic products, you must bring waterproof covers because the waves are relatively large.

There are 2 Coves were you can go swimming in the clearest water. This was one of my highlights. The water is clean and clear and you can swim out of the cove into the ocean. There are local guides that help you along the way as there are some stairs and sharp rocks around. You have to go through a tunnel to get to the second cove. Beautiful experience

Our Lady Rock is a famous reef in Boracay, standing in the sea. Local residents enshrined a statue of the Virgin Mary on it, so it was named Our Lady Rock. It is said that you can walk directly to the reef at low tide. Climbing the reef, you can look back at the white beach and the sea. It is a landmark attraction on the white beach of Boracay. The hotel is nearby. We passed by it several times. The reef is not far from the shore, but we always have to wade over it. When there are winds and waves, the sea water can reach the waist, and when the water is shallow, it should at least reach the calf. We chose a time when the wind and waves were not big, and climbed the reef in the gap between the waves. The area above is very small, so we took a few photos and returned, but it is worth climbing up to see.