Welcome to Boracay!
Beyond the famous beaches and bustling tourist spots lies a Boracay only locals know—a place of hidden beaches, secret trails, and soulful experiences. We’d love for you to enjoy the island as we do, with a guide that takes you beyond the ordinary. Here’s a day-by-day journey to discovering the true heart of Boracay.
Day 1: Morning with Natasha, Westcove’s Secret Swim, and a Sunset to Remember
📍 Morning Walk with Natasha
If you’re a dog lover, Natasha, our lovely island dog, is ready to join you for an early morning stroll along the beach. These early hours are magical—the sand is cool, the beach is quiet, and the soft sounds of the waves are all around. Together, you’ll walk to a tucked-away café known mostly to locals for a fresh coffee, letting the morning peacefully unfold.
Map Link: Diniwid Beach
📍 Exploring Diniwid’s Hidden Trails and Westcove Swim
After breakfast, explore Diniwid Beach’s hidden paths—a serene area with its own pace. Follow the trail to Westcove, a secluded spot where you can enjoy a swim in calm, clear waters framed by beautiful rock formations. It’s a peaceful spot that feels worlds away from Boracay’s busy areas.
Map Link: Westcove
📍 Sunset Stroll and BBQ at Chi-Cha’s
In the evening, take a sunset stroll toward Station 2. The sky’s colors shift and reflect on the water, while the scent of beachside BBQ fills the air. Stop by Chi-Cha’s Bar for grilled chicken wings, a local favorite, and enjoy the warm, lively spirit of Boracay as evening sets in.
Map Link: Chi-Cha’s Bar at Station 2
Day 2: Kiteboarding Show, Market Treasures, and Global-Inspired Dinner
📍 Breakfast with a Kiteboarding Show at Bolabog Beach
Start your day at Calma Cafe on Bolabog Beach, where breakfast comes with an incredible show. Kiteboarders take to the air, pulling off impressive jumps and spins. This is also the only spot to see the “Jesus Walk,” a unique experience led by your host—a special glimpse into Boracay’s adventurous side.
Map Link: Calma Cafe at Bolabog Beach
📍 Market Visit for Fresh Mangoes
Head to Talipapa Market to pick up some of Boracay’s famous mangoes. Choose from different varieties to enjoy as refreshing treats throughout the day—a true taste of the island’s tropical bounty.
Must-Try Island Treats: Coco Mama and Manga Mama
For a true taste of Boracay’s tropical charm, stop by Coco Mama and Manga Mama—two local favorites serving up refreshing, natural treats.
Coco Mama
Coco Mama’s signature coconut ice cream, served in a fresh coconut shell with sticky rice, fruit, and toasted rice, offers a cool, creamy escape from the sun. It’s a simple yet delicious way to enjoy Boracay’s coconut flavors.
Locations:
D'Mall Palengke, Boracay
Seaworthy Boracay, Station 1 (near Willy’s Rock)
Manga Mama
Manga Mama celebrates Boracay’s famous mangoes with fresh mango bowls, shakes, and toppings like local granola. Perfect for mango lovers craving a sweet, juicy treat.
Location:
D’Mall Palengke, Boracay
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Both spots are perfect for a quick, refreshing taste of Boracay’s flavors—whether you’re team coconut or team mango!
Map Link: Talipapa Market
📍 A Global-Inspired Dinner with Your Hosts
We’re picky about food and love experimenting with flavors from around the world. Join us for a home-cooked meal crafted from our favorite global recipes, each one with a touch of Boracay’s charm. It’s more than a meal—it’s an evening of sharing stories, flavors, and laughter.
Day 3: Puka Beach Day, Puka Shells, and an Evening Massage
📍 Morning at Puka Beach’s Secluded Side
Today, escape to Puka Beach’s quieter end, where the sands stretch out undisturbed, and frangipani trees offer shady spots. Set up a hammock, relax, and let the sea breeze lull you into a peaceful state.
Map Link: Puka Beach
📍 The Hunt for Puka Shells
Legend has it, years ago, a visitor bought Puka shells here for a few pesos and sold them in Manhattan for $100 each! Stroll along the sand, keep an eye out for these unique shells, and find a little piece of Boracay’s charm to take with you.
📍 Evening In-House Massage
After a full beach day, unwind with an in-house massage by our skilled therapist, who has perfected her technique over three years. It’s the perfect end to a day by the sea, leaving you relaxed and refreshed
Day 4: A Full Day at Angol, Station 3, and Boracay’s Best Restaurants
📍 Angol, Station 3
Spend the day at Angol, Station 3—White Beach’s quietest, most beautiful spot. Here, the shallow water entrance creates a vibrant turquoise that locals love. Leave your things at Nagisa Cafe, a budget-friendly beach spot where you can pop in for cold drinks, a beer, or ice cream.
Map Link: Angol, Station 3
Map Link: Nagisa Cafe
📍 Dinner from Boracay’s Best Restaurants
Choose from our favorite restaurants for dinner. Each spot has a unique twist on local cuisine, offering a taste of Boracay’s culinary creativity.
Day 5: Untamed Beauty at Ilig-Iligan Beach and a Sparkling Evening Walk
📍 A Day at Ilig-Iligan Beach
Spend your last full day at Ilig-Iligan Beach—a quiet, wild stretch of sand known only to locals. Wander along the shore, collect shells, and soak in the peaceful, untouched beauty of Boracay’s wilder side.
Map Link: Ilig-Iligan Beach
📍 Sparkling Evening Walk by the Beach
After dinner, take a walk along White Beach to witness Boracay’s sparkling nighttime charm. Fire dancers light up the sands, sandcastles glow softly, and toy-torch sellers add dots of flickering light along the shore. If you know where to look, you’ll even spot the “Avatar flowers” hidden in the darkness—a final enchanting memory from Boracay.
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