Boracay, Philippines Cruises

Boracay, Philippines Cruise Port

• White Beach is the island’s commercial center, and it’s off-limits to motorized vehicles. Once you’re done soaking up the sun’s rays, it’s easy to rent a mountain bike to get around.
   
• Water sports include parasailing, diving, jet-skiing, wakeboarding, and speed boating. To explore other islands in the area, you can rent a native sailboat (called a paraw) or a motorized outrigger (called a banca).
   
• Take in the view of the island from the Mount Luho View Deck, which gives a 360 peek at the area below. Either take the stairs (which some find difficult to climb), or pay for a buggy or bicycle taxi. It's a great place to take photos, especially if the crowds are still hanging out on the beach.
   
• There is no shortage of places to eat and drink on Boracay. Thanks to its location, fresh seafood is abundant. You can even purchase items at the D’Talipapa Market and have them prepared at the nearby Plato D’Boracay – for a charge far less than you'd pay on the beach for similar items.