Mount Luho is the highest place on the island, 100 metres above sea level. At the top of the mountain there is a small café where you can quench your thirst with cold drinks and relax in a hammock. You can get there by motorbike.
read moreA few decades ago, the salty ocean water flooded the plantations on the southern edge of Balabag Beach and the entire forest died. Great photos can be taken here. Old beliefs tell mysterious stories of supernatural forces in these areas, especiall... read more
On the eastern side of Boracay Island, the Bat Caves are located on the rocky coastline. It is home to giant bats and cave bats, with wingspans of over a metre. Night is their hunting time, when they fly to the coast for fruit. People come to obse... read more
Puka Shell Beach is located in the northern part of the island and is 800 metres long. It is famous for its shells.
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