Boracay is located at the northern part of Panay province, which is approximately three hours away from Manila. Countless beach lovers from different countries in the world visit Boracay yearly; some even consider it their second home. But aside from its beaches, there are many other tourist attractions on the island that make people come back time and time again. White Beach: is a 4km stretch of fine, powdery white sand located at the western coast of Boracay. It is considered as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and is the primary destination of tourists who visit the island. Balinghai Beach: can be reached by riding a wooden outrigger sailboat from White Beach. It is a tiny cove located at the northern tip of Boracay. It is one of the most picturesque tropical island settings in the country, especially at sunset. Its beach resort offers excellent food and drinks with exceptional service. Live Coral Bed: is located on the southernmost part of White Beach and features some of the island's breathtaking coral reefs. Marine life thrives here tourists are encouraged to discover the diversity of the coral as well as marine life. For those who prefer to stay above the water, many coral shelves rise above the water level during low tide. Bat Cave: bat caves can be found on the eastern coast of Yapak. It takes a lot of courage to visit the caves because of the many giant fruit bats residing there. The services of local guides can be hired by those who want to venture out to them. Mount Luho: is the island's highest point and a trip to Boracay would not be complete without visiting it. It stands around 100 metres above sea level and provides a panoramic view of the island and its waters from the top. The easiest way to travel up the mountain is by taking the steep road at Bolabog Beach on foot or by taking a bicycle. | 
