Sand so powdery you may want to bring your snowboard.
Boracay may be a pimped-out tourist zone, but there’s a reason it remains atop many travel rankings. Making a respectable claim to its ‘tropical paradise’ reputation. Boracay has something for everyone, from powdery beachers to water sports and spas.
Those who like peace and quiet might want to skip the famous White Beaches and instead head to Puka Beach. It’s named for the Puka shells that can found on the beach, so expect the sand to be coarser than that of its neighbors.
Puka is the second-longest beach in Boracay and also relatively empty most times, with no resorts on the sand and a limited number of restaurant.
The main road in Boracay terminates at Puka Beach. You can also hire a tricycle to get there in about 10 to 15 minutes from the centrally located White Beaches.