Neighborhoods in Boracay

Quiet fishing community with good snorkeling at Boracay's southwestern tip.

Budget-friendly southern White Beach with dive shops and local restaurants.

Central White Beach hub with D'Mall, nightlife, and beach parties.

Mid-range area bridging tourist beach and local neighborhoods.

Residential interior where Boracay's workers and families live.

Kiteboarding capital on Boracay's windy east coast.

Upscale golf resort development on Boracay's quieter eastern shore.

Hilltop residential area with local life and budget accommodations.

Asia's kiteboarding hub with schools, gear shops, and sunrise views.

Untouched mainland beaches and Ariel's Point cliff diving, 30 minutes from Boracay.

Main port area connecting Boracay to the mainland.

Mainland gateway town with airport, ferry port, and practical services.

Intimate beach cove north of White Beach with boutique hotels and Spider House.

Central interior strip with affordable restaurants and local services.

Southern barangay with Tambisaan Beach, local market, and island-hop boats.

Southern district with morning fish markets and unpretentious Tambisaan Beach.

Kiteboarding-oriented community on Boracay's eastern shore.

Residential interior community where Boracay's workforce lives.

Upscale northern White Beach with luxury resorts and the widest sand.

Central White Beach hub with D'Mall, restaurants, bars, and prime swimming.

Budget-friendly southern White Beach with backpacker hostels and value restaurants.

Island-hopping departure point with good snorkeling and local seafood restaurants.

Boracay's legendary four-kilometer powder sand beach and main tourist strip.

Northern wilderness barangay with Puka Beach, forest trails, and luxury seclusion.