What wonderful waves this beach has. Slightly out of the way on the North West Point of the island Puka beach is less busy then the white sand beach despite being just as Sandy and I think nicer to swim at. You get a slightly different angle of the sunset here however it is equally as beautiful.

Wonderful beach. The sand is very unique. Worth the travel from the main stations.

Beautiful beach! One of the best we have seen in the Philippines so far!! We go there at 9:30/10 and it was lovely and quiet!!! Highly recommended as an alternative to white beach

Beach location is awesome, go till the end of beach and be sure to bring snacks and water. Sand is bit different rather than other side of Boracay definitely because full of shells it’s bit rough and waves bit strong if you’re not good swimmer I really don’t recommend you to get in. But over all it’s awesome beach

It's included in our island hopping tour. It's crowded and has pricey refreshment drinks. A coconut cost Php 200.

Best if you don't want to have photobombers during your photo ops. You just have to pick a part of the beach where it is not crowded. Water is not good for water activities as the water depth is inconsistent and waves are strong enough to pull you from the shore. Beware! Not a fine white sand band if you look closely, you'll see that the sand is made up of cute and very tiny corals and shells. One of the perfect place to unwind and relieve stress.

This beach lives up to its name. We stopped at the beach on an island hopping tour. The beach is literally the definition of a tourist trap. There is not much to do other than collect coral fragments and be approached by touts selling their wares.

Great Beach! The sand here is not as fine as White Beach. Less crowded. Accessible via Hop On Hop Off bus. Beware of Sea Snakes.

Beautiful beach with caters to locals quite a bit more. Largely empty with a thicker sand mixed with corals. Quite nice. Expect local weather establishments with lower prices than white beach. A trike will run you P250 from town each way if travelling alone. Prices get better if you are with more people of course

Amazing place to dive !!! We arrived from the mainland from a little path at the wrong place and they picked us up with the boat. Usually you should take a boat, the best way is to call /contact them. The team was really cool and the food tasted amazing!! You can do snorkelling and very nice Cliff jumping from 3-5-8-15 meters 🔥 Thank you so much!!

The most beautiful diving spot i have ever been. Please don't forget to take photo of the diving board when the boat approach to that place. Snorkling and stand paddling are other activities i've done there. This place is a must when you plan to travel Boracay!

A must! Don't miss! Amazing cliff jumping. Highest is 15 meters. I think you can only book this via Ariel's house. It is worth every penny. The drinks and the food is okay, but the site will leave you happy. Maybe not the place for kids. I would say 15 years +. "Dive on in"

Nice place with clear waters and simple activities. 4 hrs of cliff jumping, kayaking and just snorkeling pass by in a breeze. Lunch was delectable too. Try to pay in pesos as the usd exchange rate might be more than the peso price.

This was by far the coolest thing we did in Borocay. The cliff jumping was great, the location is beautiful and it feels secluded. The staff are fun and food is good. If theres anything you do in Borocay, this should be it hands down.

For an epic day of cliff diving Ariels Point is a must do in Boracay! You can dive from 5m, 10m or 15m 😀 And if not diving there is paddle boarding and kayaking 👍 It’s an early start to get there by boat but completely worth it. The hospitality is terrific, plenty of food and drink for a huge day before back to Boracay to chill🍹

A must when in Boracay! Three different diving points the highest is around 15m. You get there by booking a spot at ariels place. If you don't like to jump from the cliffs you can go snorkling or kayaking! Lunch and drinks are included in the price, so no need to think about that!

Stopped here for 2 shakes. Nicely and made and comparatively priced compared to other locations along the beach. Staff were nice ans welcoming. Frequent business passes through, rice dishes seemed to be the most popular. In front of the restaurant on the beach they have a handful of beach loungers in the shade. This was a popular option for those wanting to be by the beach. Restuarant us under the shade to and lose tables have a fan on them.

ILLEGAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS FOR NEARLY A YEAR AND IT CONTINUES !!! OWNERS OF WILLIES ROCK HOTEL - Building in station 1 - PNB Bank - 7/11 - Altitude Bar - Aliana’s Wellness and Spa . No business permits- no fire permits- no occupancy permits-Yet they are open!! People concerned with this debacle and funnily enough some of them already have NBI cases filed against them due to corruption: Office of the Building Official Engineer (Elizer B. Casidsid Office of the Municipal Engineer, Head of Licencing Jen F. Salsona, Head of the Bureau of Fire Lorna Parcellano , Socorro Ruchanie Gadon, Engineer Fortunato M. Fave & Former Vice Mayor Wilbec Gelito. It is unbelievable to think that after the closure of Boracay and re-opening, discriminate corruption is still continuing. The same people who possibly created the closure are still running boracay into the ground. Illegal Business Operations freely admitted and recorded that they are by Willrock Prime Venue Corporation (Owners of Willie’s Rock Hotel) During the closure and even back to the start of the year, this venue had continuous illegal money paid to the landlord by these tenants ..... Yet if they have no business permits, it means no local money back into the local economy ! Yet, these illegal business activities continue to happen and those involved are getting richer by the minute !!! How they can close places like this (refer to the attached photos of the closed places) for no permit yet they won’t do anything regarding the Venue? The People of Boracay need to unite and take a stand against this to Save Boracay from the closure and environmental degradation happening again !!! (Boracay United - Save Boracay for the long term) There are also list of some of the complaints and hundreds of phone calls ....... (refer to the photos) Some of these said people are even involved in the BFI - Boracay Foundation Incorporated! The reasons for this organisation is to assist with all of this. The BFI is a non – profit, non stock association aimed in sustaining the island’s environmental, business and social needs. We hope to God that the BFI can also be involved in cleaning up this issue as well as its impact on the local business and social needs are affected here. We pray for the local community to unite to save Boracay and ask for President Duterte to continue to clean the mess up as his works are brilliant so far for the sustainability of the island! Also, there are rumors of another closure in the new year. These types of rumours don’t come from nowhere ..... It appears that also the sewer connections have not been inspected in this said area ---- again a coincidence! Records show that the said Engineer of the building was unlicensed during the construction yet they can still manage to have there permits approved also with fake construction log books. Latest hand delivered and separate verbal complaints issued again last Monday the 10th of December 2018 and recorded and still today not a thing has been done per records. What happens if there is a fire and the building collapses and/or people are trapped? Under the National Fire code and National Building Code, there is a provision for immediate action as there is a risk due to an imminent danger to life and death. Also highlighted in the wording from the complaints, yet it has been nearly 8 months since the complaints had started and nothing done !!!!! For the avoidance of doubt there is not one single libel issue here, as these are all just facts !!!!! Likewise all recordings that have taken place via video recording, sound/voice recordings, phone recordings of all calls have taken place in accordance with the law of notifying the parties involved Republic Act (RA) 4200 especially in the fact also that this all involves public safety. Likewise not once has any of these people involved after notified of the recording stipulated that they do not authorise for it to happen thereafter.

Willy's Rock is a landmark in Boracay. Visiting Bora is not complete without taking a picture in the place.

Service was great. View is perfect. Salads were really good. Pizza was a little lacking.

It's one of the islands you'll visit while island hopping. Many complaints though that time,because of the entrance fee,but I guess it's the fault of the tourist guides that they failed to inform their guests that they need to pay a 300 pesos entrance fee to enter the resort. Last part of the island hopping so it's around 2pm.If you are not going to pay 300 pesos then you'll have to wait for an hour under the scorching sun. It is a very good place to visit early in the morning I guess, when the sun is not so hot yet. Prepare to work a lot. Fantastic view

I’ve been there at Crystal Cove on May 2023. The island so far is good but you can’t deny that the entrance fee or shall we say environmental fee is very expensive for that island alone. Its offer two cave that you can visit but you cannot enjoy the view since it was so crowded at the time (Tips: Avoid noon time or afternoon tour, and high tide). This island is included on the island hopping tour vis Klook. Entrance Fee: ₱300 per pax (But this is optional or you can stay on the boat or the beach since its free)

We stopped here as part of our island hopping adventure while sending the week in Boracay. I feel the boats should be made to pick up and drop off on the side where they have the small swimming area. It is not big enough for the visitors to truly enjoy the beautiful beach area. You guys really have a nice thing going, but you should cater to the tourists and guests more. Also you need to bring smaller boats into the shallows or only allow the bigger one in at high tide. The coral reef beds are being destroyed by them. Proof is that the shoreline is covered with the broken coral pieces. You can't even walk. I actually watched one of the boats get stuck and can only imagine the damage being done to the reef below. I could understand if it was volcanic rocks, but 85% is beautiful coral stalks. It's just something to think about. It was still a very nice time.

This was one of the stops for our island hopping tour. Either crystal cove or cliff jumping somewhere else. Entrance was P300 per guest. Since the tour was a joiner tour, you feel kind of rushed to go around the island. There was a line to take pictures inside each Cove. Walk fast so that you are first in line. Seems like the owners of the place tried to run a resort but it just didn't pan out. The place had kubos overlooking the ocean, nice place to relax and have a picnic but again you can't do that in a joiner island hopping tour. Time is limited.

Instagrammable place Entrance fee is 300 It's a nice experience to go there but be mindful that its less enjoyable when the waves are agressive because you won't be able to swim in the underground cave if that's the case. If you fancy picture taking, there are lots of spots inside that can be your potential picture perfect shot. There was a sea snake when we went inside the cave, so be mindful when you swim there, its deadly

Ok my wife made the arrangements with this island hoping execution. I only brought enough funds for the cost of (5) to island hope. The boat took us to (3) stop, the first stop didn’t have a working restroom! There must have been 500 people with no working toilet! The second stop was snorkeling, this was cool but we paid a 100 peso even though we brought are own swimming goggles. The third stop was lunch someone there is selling ice cream. (Don’t have the funds) The last stop was “Crystal Cove”! The drop you off and leaves for an hours. The place to sit are established restaurants where you had to buy something to sit down and wait for the boat. Come all this way from the us I thought this was too much way over normal!

A private island good for novice tourist. Those who prefer pictures. But for experienced tourist, nothing to do here, just a resort and places to take pictures.

It was a little expensive, but it was worth it. You would get to swim on the cave underground. Just be very careful going down the winding stairs cos it's a little bit slippery. You also need to bring your own drinks because it's a very long and tiring walk around the island.

Great scenery but nothing much to do here. Entrance fee is 300 pesos. I don't think you'll be sad if you missed this activity when you visit Boracay

Fun island to visit if you do the Island Hopping Tours in Boracay. As there's many islands, you will want to ask which islands you're going to visit if you book an Island Hopping Tour. There's many lookout points and 2 different Coves to visit. You pay the entrance fee once you arrive, then are free to walk around at your own pace. It wasn't crowded and easy to take pictures. There's a small snack stand there serving small bites and drinks.

We took a quick group tour on the Island. The entrance was around 300 pesos. You will be guided to both caves which are called Cove 1 and Cove 2. Just a short walk roughly about 5 mins. REMINDER: Always, watch your step at all times. the rocks could hurt or injure you so just be careful wherever you go. Bring your life jacket, some goggles or lens with you so you can enjoy a quick dip. Water is clear and hope they could build better amenities soon.

This islands c crystal cove is near at magic island and there's a lot of island here many beautiful island here this place is very impressive

Good time with friends Weather was great, beautiful sea, friendly local people

Great view of two coves of Boracay Island! You need a guide to appreciate the origins of the cove and the stone structures. You need at least 2 hours to be able to see the entire island. Only sight seeing is available inside and the bars are outside the resort.

300 PHP per person. Need foot wear. 2 caves to visit. Accessible only by boat to the island.

Good place to spend an hour but nothing spectacular. Especially as it is not free. But good to spend some time at. Cove1 looks nice to swim but unfortunately sea was rough.

Really love this as part of our Island hopping experience..hope the owner would restore the splendor of this resort back...

Fun exploring this island ..so many great views. Wish I was told more of the history...

very nice 👌 very beautiful lsland 👍 you go try--

Wanted to come here for years and finally had the chance to visit with friends while island hopping. Lovely island with some great photo opportunities. Impressed with the cleanliness, the oaths guide you around the small island featuring some great photo locations, a sea cave, some lovely signed areas highlighting the location a sunken bridge crossing into a cave that emerges near the ocean and finally a pretty bridge over a pond. Food and drink are available in the island should you need a snack. Entrance charge is 300 pesos for an adult and 150 for a child, which is determined by height. Well worth a visit. Finally kudos to the authorities for making the island self sufficient using solar power, a great clean energy approach without causing pollution.

Great place to go in Boracay Adventure with high waves and awesome views

Chill, quiet and windy beach on the other side of station 2. Very few touts. It's a completely different scene compared to the White beach. Come here to enjoy the kitesurfing scene.

Bulabog Beach is known for its iconic leaning coconut trees that make stunning sunset photo opportunities. Conveniently located near Station 2 and D-mall, it's easily accessible for visitors looking to take a leisurely stroll along the shore. Depending on the time of day, the beach can vary in crowds and activity levels - during high tide, the water is bustling with parasailing adventures, while low tide offers a more tranquil and relaxed atmosphere. Without a doubt, this beach is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the beauty and excitement of Boracay.

Wake up early and go to this beach! The area is now cleaner than the past years, you can walk to the sea grass during low tide and see some marine life.

Another must visit beach in Boracay! If you're into adventure then this is the best place. There are activities here that you'll love like kite surfing. The kid whose taking pictures in one of my videos does take really good photos. She knows how to use Iphones. The dog there is sooooo cute! Please bring a dog treat when you visit Bulabog beach

Very windy. Perfect for Kite Surfing. Great place to relax as well.

One of the busiest area in Boracay. If you want activities such as Parasailing, Island Hopping, Jetski Ride, Banana Boat etc. You must go directly in this area. No need to book in advance since there are so many agents here, but if you are a budgetarian you should go directly to those who are in the table.

Most unforgettable moments happened to this place ✨️ feels good and lot of emotions had felt.. and so on and forth .. the place is very peaceful, it's good to have fun here So, come and hurry before it's to late to see.. :")

Beach for kiting and windsurfing. Nice to watch

Although the beach is not as clean as the other beaches. There are lot of people performing activities like the Kitegoarding or surfing, scuba diving, etc.

Place for kite surfing, there is lodging to stay is you like amihan vibes also u can dine ,there is a few bars and restaurant to eat this place close to d mall , small park. Bulabog walking distance from dmall

I’ve been to Boracay for almost 10 times already, and during my last visit, I realized that Bulabog is my most favorite beach so far. This haven is usually windy and quiet—perfect for those by-the-beach walks that would relax your mind and soul. There are plenty of bars, cafes, and hotels of course. If you want to try kitesurfing and windsurfing in Boracay, this is the place to be. There’s also a famous palm tree here. It’s popular because its bent form makes it great for photos and selfies. There’s usually a queue for tourists who want to take snaps here.

Good to be here. Don’t miss to take photos with the leaning coconut tree. 🌴

I already been through mostly the whole island of Boracay, the whole coastline. But this beach is the only place I've been that you can see all the rubbish everywhere. Kite and wind surfing is popular on this area of Boracay. Chill vibes.

This beach has changed a lot over the years. The premier kite surfing beach attracts people from all over the world and houses some great schools. Buildings and hotels have now been built and it’s developing a lot over the last five years but remains a great place to have a different experience from white sand beach and an awesome place to kite surf or watch kite surfing which can be spectacular.

This beach is windy and perfect for kiteboarding and windsurfing. There are lots of restaurants and store nearby. Only downfall are the trash along the beach area not collected by government garbage truck. It seems its been there for a while. This area needs some beautification and maintainance.

I highly recommend staying at The Lazy Dog Bed & Breakfast if you want to be near Bulabog Beach. Easy access to everything and their breakfast and coffee are ones of the best on the island!