About Tambisaan Beach
Tambisaan Beach is a white-sand beach on the southeastern tip of Boracay Island in Barangay Manoc-Manoc, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Located on the eastern side facing the Sibuyan Sea, it is known as a quieter alternative to White Beach and serves as an alternate jetty port during the southwest monsoon season. The beach features calm, clear waters, views of Crocodile Island, and a relaxed setting popular for swimming and island-hopping departures.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long stretch of white sand on Boracay's quieter eastern coast with calm, clear water and views of Crocodile Island offshore. The beach is less developed than White Beach, with a few local food stalls, a jetty port area used for boats, and open shoreline for walking, swimming and sunbathing. The atmosphere is relaxed and local, with island-hopping boats departing nearby and fewer crowds.
Key highlights
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White-sand beach on Boracay's southeastern tip in Manoc-Manoc
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Quieter alternative to White Beach with relaxed, local atmosphere
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Calm clear waters suitable for swimming and wading
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Views of Crocodile Island just offshore
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Serves as Boracay's alternate jetty port during habagat season and departure point for island-hopping tours
History of Tambisaan Beach
Tambisaan has long been part of the fishing community of Barangay Manoc-Manoc and is now designated as Boracay's alternate jetty port used during the southwest monsoon (habagat) season when western seaboard conditions are rough.
Route
| By air | Fly to Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (Caticlan Airport) or Kalibo International Airport, transfer by van/bus to Caticlan Jetty Port, then ferry to Boracay Island (Cagban Jetty Port or Tambisaan Jetty Port depending on season). |
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| By road |