Many visitors here do not engage in sightseeing or entertainment; they simply linger on White Beach from morning till night, enjoying this paradise far from the hustle and bustle.
Long Beach
As the name suggests, Long Beach is a long stretch of beach, extending seven kilometers. In the morning, stepping out from a small inn, sitting under a coconut tree, the cool sea breeze carries the fragrance of jasmine. The tide has quietly receded under the starry night sky, revealing the broad expanse of silver sand, where the shadows of tall coconut trees sway, diligent cleaners rake the footprints in the sand, and early risers collect seashells.
Seaside Hotel
On this side of Boracay, there is a famous hotel called West Cove, which offers unbeatable views and is reasonably priced.
Boracay Island has a very famous seafood market: D'Talipapa. Location: Walk from S2 towards S3, and you will see a sign for D'Talipapa hanging above on the left. Business hours: 7 AM - 8 PM. The cost for lobsters, crabs, prawns, and fish totals around 4000 PHP, with a processing fee of 1200 PHP. The grilled flavors are quite average, but the seafood is very fresh.
Seafood Market
Whether grilled, baked, steamed, boiled, or fried, and regardless of whether you choose curry, lemon, butter sauce, or coconut cream, the processing fees range from 130 to 150 PHP per kilogram. Although Boracay is a small island located on the western coast of the Pacific Ocean, it should have abundant marine fish resources. Visiting an island without eating seafood would be a disservice to your stomach.
