Located 2 km off the northwestern tip of Panay Island, Boracay Island is just 345 km south of Manila. While the topography of the island is as stunning as it is diverse, it's the wide range of activities above and below the surface of the Sulu Sea that brings visitors back time and time again.

With volleyball, sailing, windsurfing and kite-boarding, swimming, scuba diving, snorkelling, and of course, sunbathing all available on Boracay's seemingly never-ending powdery white beaches, there's something for all the family — including a golf course! Further inland, visitors can also try horse-riding and trekking. The fun doesn't stop when the sun goes down, as pulsating rhythms break the stillness of night and the island takes on a party groove!

Boracay Island also offers a wide range of dive sites suitable for all levels of expertise. The rich hard and soft coral reefs with its abundance of marine life will provide divers the opportunity to encounter manta rays, turtles, and even sharks — especially along the drop-offs at one of the most popular sites, Yapak, which is also a perfect place for diving on Nitrox. The more experienced divers can also check out this heart-pumping and exhilarating dive, which comes with plenty of big fish action. Divers of all levels should not miss Crocodile Island, where an abundance of critters will wow you, both day and night!

Visitors can choose to stay in anything from bamboo beach huts to Five-Star hotels and resorts. There's also a range of great restaurants, coffee shops and snack bars offering a broad spectrum of international flavours.