The hang
Boracay's White Beach is a four-kilometre ribbon of powder-fine sand on the island's western shore, split into three numbered Stations. A path runs its full length behind a line of coconut palms, and D'Mall, just inland, has restaurants, dive shops, pharmacies, ATMs and a small grocery. The sand is free: no gate, no ticket. Foreign visitors pay an environmental fee of around PHP 300 once per stay, plus a terminal fee of roughly PHP 150 each way at the Caticlan jetty. For part of the year a seasonal seaweed, lumot, drifts into the shallows. Station 2 gets genuinely crowded at sunset. We measured 4,190 metres of it.


