Boracay was introduced to the world in the 1970s when German writer Jens Peter visited the island and wrote a book describing Boracay as "paradise on earth." Peter talked about the graceful slopes of Boracay's seafloor and the island's dazzling, crystalline sea water. In addition, Jens published impressive postcards from his photographs of the island.

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Before rising to global fame, Boracay also became the setting for American action movies “Nam Angels” and “Too Late the Hero” which starred Michael Caine and Henry Fonda.

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Not long after, more foreign and local tourists began arriving to experience the tropical allure of Boracay.

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Its main draw is the four kilometer White Beach which consists of three sections — Stations 1, 2, and 3. Station 1 is the quietest part of White Beach while Station 2, the center, is the busiest. The least developed area is Station 3 although it's surely catching up. Aside from white sand beaches, Boracay also offers exciting land and water activities, unlimited dining options, spectacular nightlife, and world-class resorts.

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“Calm, warm waters, gently sloping sand, very relaxing, possibly the most beautiful beach in Asia.” This was how Tripadvisor described Boracay Island. Another tourist said that the beach is fantastic for swimming and the white sand perfect for long walks.

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Escape to the white sand beaches of Boracay – TripAdvisor’s 2015 best beach in Asia and Conde Nast Traveler’s 2016 best island in the world. Experience natural beauty and the world-famous Filipino hospitality on Asia’s 24/7 island and you will find out for sure that It’s More Fun in the Philippines.