Skip to main content
IslandSpots

Boracay

Boracay is an island in Philippines. It is part of the Philippines, where the currency is Philippine pesos. Its main areas include White Beach, Station 1, Station 2, Station 3, Bulabog Beach, and Puka Shell Beach. Travellers find venues such as churches, yoga studios, dance studios, bars, restaurants, hotels, hostels, and sports clubs, with 10 activities listed. The tropical climate has a drier season from December to May. Filipino island food centres on fresh seafood, grilled meats, and rice, and the islands are connected by domestic flights and ferries, with Filipino and English as main languages.

—

Events

10

Activities

—

Locations

Free · works in the app too

Download App

One account for the app and the web — save venues, follow locals, and sign in on mobile.

Download App Download App

Island by the numbers

Top categoriesBeach Club & Bali Beds · 1Churches · 1Coffee Shops · 1

Featured Activities

Top-rated experiences with trusted local businesses.

Top Venues on Boracay

Highest-rated bars, restaurants, hotels and more — book direct.

Explore by Location

Discover activities and events near you.

Boracay travel questions

Practical answers for planning your trip to Boracay.

What is Boracay known for?

Boracay is known for its main areas of White Beach, Station 1, Station 2, Station 3, Bulabog Beach, and Puka Shell Beach, with popular venues including churches, yoga studios, dance studios, bars, restaurants, hotels, hostels, and sports clubs.

What is the best time of year to visit Boracay?

The drier season in the Philippines generally runs from December to May, making that the most reliable period for outdoor activities.

What language do people speak in Boracay?

The main languages spoken in Boracay are Filipino and English.

What local food and specialities can I eat in Boracay?

Filipino island food in Boracay centres on fresh seafood, grilled meats, and rice.

What practical things should I know about Boracay, like currency and venues?

The currency in Boracay is the Philippine peso, and IslandSpots lists 10 activities in the area, with top-rated venues falling under the popular activity types of church, yoga studio, dance studio, bar, restaurant, hotel, hostel, and sports club.

How do I get to Boracay?

Boracay is connected to the rest of the Philippines by domestic flights and ferries.

Everything on Boracay, in your pocket

Browse venues, events and activities on the go. Save your favourites, follow what's happening, and book direct — all in the free IslandSpots app.