White Beach

White Beach offers diverse dining options, from casual beachfront grills to upscale international cuisine. While specific restaurant data is limited, nearby resorts like Henann Prime Beach Resort feature Asian-fusion eateries, and The Lind Boracay boasts a chic beachfront restaurant. For local flavors, Station 2’s D’Mall hosts open-air dining spots serving fresh seafood and Filipino specialties. Many beachfront hotels also provide themed dinners and cocktail bars with sunset views, catering to both international and local palates.

White Beach’s accommodations range from budget-friendly stays to luxury resorts. Henann Prime Beach Resort offers chic rooms with sea views and three pools, while The Lind Boracay provides upscale suites with infinity pool access. Crimson Resort and Spa features a private beach area and spa services, and Shangri-La Boracay delivers secluded luxury with lush gardens. For mid-range options, COAST combines affordability with amenities like free breakfast and an LGBTQ+-friendly atmosphere.

White Beach provides essential amenities, including restrooms, showers, and rental shops for umbrellas, loungers, and water sports gear. Most resorts offer private beachfront facilities, while public areas feature picnic spots and vendor stalls selling snacks and drinks. The bustling Stations 1–3 host convenience stores, massage huts, and tour operators for seamless island exploration.

Popular activities include snorkeling, island-hopping, and paddleboarding, with operators offering gear rentals and guided tours. Kayaking and parasailing are widely available, while beach volleyball and sunset cruises cater to groups. Nightly fire dances and beachfront bars ensure vibrant evenings, complementing daytime relaxation under swaying palms.

Accessibility varies by resort, with some properties offering ramps and wheelchair-friendly pathways. Public beach areas may have uneven terrain, but resorts like Shangri-La Boracay provide dedicated assistance services. Beach wheelchairs are occasionally available upon request through local operators.

Parking details are limited, but resorts typically provide private parking for guests. Public areas may have limited street parking, with most visitors relying on tricycles or e-vehicles to navigate the car-free beachfront zones.

White Beach’s sand is composed of crushed coral, giving it a uniquely soft texture. The area was closed for six months in 2018 for environmental rehabilitation, resulting in clearer waters and improved marine ecosystems. It’s also a hotspot for “bangka” boat races, a traditional Filipino sailing competition.

Nearby attractions include Puka Shell Beach, known for its quieter vibe and shell-collecting, and Mount Luho for panoramic island views. Diniwid Beach offers secluded coves, while Bat Cave provides a glimpse of Boracay’s wildlife. The iconic Willy’s Rock, a volcanic formation with a shrine, is a short stroll from Station 1.