Activity · Yapak, Malay, Boracay
Puka Shell Beach
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Budget
Free beach; bring cash for food and e-trike.
Time needed
2–3 hrs
Best time
Morning to mid-afternoon, dry season
Getting there
About 15-20 minutes by e-trike from White Beach Station 1.
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About this spot
Boracay's northern escape, about 20 minutes from Station 1. The sand is coarser, made of crushed shells, and the water is a deep turquoise with livelier waves. It's far less crowded than White Beach, with a few native food stalls and souvenir stands. Perfect for a lazy afternoon away from the crowds, and often a stop on island-hopping tours.
Good for
- Casual Date
- Nature Escape
- Photo Walk
- Barkada Hangout
Where you’ll be
Barangay Yapak, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan
- By commute
About 15-20 minutes by e-trike from White Beach Station 1.
- Parking
E-trike drop-off near the beach entrance.
Good to know
Pwede pa ba mag-uwi ng puka shells?
Better not; taking shells and sand is discouraged to protect the beach.
Malakas ba ang alon?
Waves can be stronger than White Beach, so be careful with kids.
May kainan ba?
A few small food stalls and stores, but options are limited.
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