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Places to Visit in Aklan, Philippines

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Agfa Point

Agfa Point is a coastal headland located in Barangay Agfa, municipality of Tangalan, Aklan Province on the northwestern coast of Panay Island, Philippines. It extends into the Sibuyan Sea and is characterized by rocky cliffs and elevated terrain offering panoramic sea views. The point is a quiet natural landmark within a rural coastal barangay, noted for its scenic outlook, natural coastal landscape and proximity to other Tangalan attractions such as Jawili Falls and nearby beaches.

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Ariel's Point

Ariel's Point is a cliff-diving and eco-adventure destination on Batason Point in Buruanga, Aklan, at the northwestern tip of Panay Island facing Boracay. Accessible only by boat, it is known for five cliff-diving platforms ranging from 3 to 15 meters, clear waters for swimming and snorkeling, and panoramic views of Boracay and the Sibuyan Sea. It operates as a managed day-tour venue with inclusive food and drinks.

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Bakhawan Eco Park

Bakhawan Eco Park is a 220-hectare mangrove reforestation site in Barangay New Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines. Established in 1990 by the Kalibo Save the Mangroves Association to prevent coastal erosion and storm surge, it has grown into one of the country's most successful mangrove rehabilitation projects. The park features a bamboo boardwalk, watchtower, and diverse mangrove species, serving as an ecotourism and environmental education destination.

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Balinghai Beach

Balinghai Beach is a small secluded cove beach in Barangay Yapak, Malay, Aklan, on the northwestern coast of Boracay Island. Nestled between cliffs near Diniwid and Puka Beaches, it features white sand, clear turquoise water and rocky limestone formations. Known for its quiet atmosphere away from White Beach crowds, it is primarily accessed through Balinghai Beach Resort and is valued for swimming, snorkeling and tranquil scenery.

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Boracay Ocean Tower

Boracay Ocean Tower is a condotel and residential tower located in Bulabog on the eastern side of Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Situated near Bulabog Beach, known for water sports, the building offers serviced apartments and hotel rooms with ocean and island views. It is notable for its central location between White Beach and Bulabog Beach, providing convenient access to beaches, dining and activity areas for visitors staying on the island.

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Bulabog Beach

Bulabog Beach is a beach on the eastern side of Boracay Island in Barangay Balabag, Malay, Aklan, Philippines, opposite the island's White Beach. It faces the Sibuyan Sea and is sheltered by a reef creating a shallow lagoon. Widely recognized as the Philippines' premier kitesurfing and windsurfing destination due to strong seasonal winds, it hosts numerous kite schools, resorts and eateries along its sandy shoreline and offers sunrise views.

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Crocodile Island

Crocodile Island is a small uninhabited islet located off the southern tip of Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Named for its distinctive crocodile-like shape when viewed from a distance, it is known for its clear waters, coral reefs and marine life. Accessible only by boat, it is a popular stop on Boracay island-hopping tours for snorkeling, swimming and sightseeing, offering views of surrounding waters and nearby islets.

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Crystal Cove Island

Crystal Cove Island is a small private island resort located off the coast of Malay in Aklan, near Boracay Island. It is known for its two coves, white sand beaches, and sea caves accessible to visitors. The island is a common stop on Boracay island-hopping tours and offers swimming, snorkeling, and cave exploration in a developed day-trip setting with cottages and viewing areas.

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Diniwid Beach

Diniwid Beach is a small white-sand beach on the northwestern coast of Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan, Philippines, just north of White Beach's Station 1. Known as a quieter alternative to the main beach, it is framed by limestone cliffs and upscale resorts. The beach offers clear turquoise water, soft sand, and sunset views, attracting visitors seeking swimming, relaxation, and photography away from larger crowds.

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Hinugtan Beach

Hinugtan Beach is a white-sand beach in Barangay Bel-is, Buruanga, at the northwestern tip of Panay Island in Aklan Province, Philippines. Facing the Cuyo East Pass, it is known for its clear turquoise water, fine white sand, and distinctive rock formations along the shoreline. Less developed than nearby Boracay, it offers a quiet, natural coastal setting managed by the local community and visited for swimming and sightseeing.

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Hurom-Hurom Cold Spring

Hurom-Hurom Cold Spring is a natural cold spring located in Barangay Laserna, municipality of Nabas in Aklan Province, Western Visayas, Philippines. Fed by a cool, clear mountain source, the spring forms shallow pools used for swimming and bathing. Surrounded by trees and rural landscape, it is a locally managed recreational site near the Nabas-Caticlan area. The spring is known for its consistently cold, refreshing water and simple picnic facilities for day visitors.

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Ilig-Iligan Beach

Ilig-Iligan Beach is a secluded sandy beach on the northeastern coast of Boracay Island in Barangay Yapak, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Located away from the main White Beach area, it is known for its quiet atmosphere, clear waters, and natural shoreline backed by hills and vegetation. The beach is less developed than central Boracay beaches and is visited for swimming, relaxation, and scenic views, offering a more tranquil alternative within the island's tourism area.

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Jawili Beach

Jawili Beach is a white-sand coastal beach located in Barangay Jawili, municipality of Tangalan in Aklan Province, Western Visayas, Philippines. Situated along the Sibuyan Sea northwest of Kalibo, it is known for its fine light-colored sand, clear waters, scattered rock formations and relatively quiet, undeveloped shoreline. The beach serves as a local alternative to busier destinations and is often visited together with nearby Jawili Falls.

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Jawili Falls

Jawili Falls is a seven-tiered cascade waterfall located in Barangay Jawili, Tangalan, Aklan, on Panay Island in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Set amid forested hills and limestone formations, it features a series of natural basins and pools fed by a spring. The site is a popular local eco-tourism destination known for its clear waters, terraced pools suitable for swimming, and accessible natural setting near the coast.

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Kalibo Cathedral

Kalibo Cathedral, formally the Cathedral Parish of Saint John the Baptist, is the Roman Catholic cathedral in central Kalibo, capital of Aklan Province on Panay Island. Located beside Pastrana Park, it serves as the seat of the Diocese of Kalibo. Originally established as a parish in 1581, the present post-World War II structure was rebuilt in 1947 and elevated to cathedral in 1976. It is notable for its association with the Ati-Atihan Festival and devotion to the Santo Niño.

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Katunggan It Ibajay

Katunggan It Ibajay is a community-managed mangrove eco-tourism park in Barangays Naisud and Bugtongbato, Ibajay, Aklan, Philippines. Covering about 28 hectares along the Ibajay River estuary, it features one of the largest contiguous mangrove forests in Aklan with diverse mangrove species, a wooden boardwalk, and observation towers. Established through reforestation and conservation efforts, it serves as an ecological reserve, educational site, and sustainable livelihood project for local communities.

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Magic Island

Magic Island is a small privately managed islet off the coast of Boracay in Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Located near Crystal Cove Island, it is known for its cliff diving platforms of varying heights and clear turquoise waters. Accessible only by boat as part of island-hopping tours from Boracay, it offers swimming, snorkeling and panoramic views of the surrounding sea. The island is developed with cottages and facilities for day visitors.

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Motag Living Museum

Motag Living Museum is a community-based living museum in Barangay Motag, Malay, Aklan, Philippines, near Boracay and Caticlan. It recreates traditional Aklanon rural life from the early to mid-20th century through authentic houses, farm settings and interactive exhibits. The museum is notable for its immersive, hands-on approach where local guides demonstrate farming, crafts and folk traditions to preserve and share Aklanon heritage with visitors.

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Mount Balinsasayaw

Mount Balinsasayaw is a mountain situated in Barangay Mabusao (Mambusao) within the municipality of Ibajay in Aklan Province, Philippines, in the northwestern part of Panay Island. It is identified locally as a natural landmark within the interior barangays of Ibajay. The mountain forms part of the rural landscape of northern Aklan and is referenced by its location in Mabusao, Ibajay, distinguishing it from similarly named sites elsewhere in the Philippines.

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Mount Luho Viewpoint

Mount Luho Viewpoint is the highest point on Boracay Island, located in Barangay Yapak, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. At approximately 100 meters above sea level, it features an elevated viewing deck offering panoramic 360-degree views of the island, including White Beach, Bulabog Beach, and surrounding islets. Accessible via steep road by tricycle, e-trike or ATV, it is a popular sightseeing stop for photography and sunset viewing.

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Museo it Akean

Museo it Akean is a provincial heritage museum located in Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan, housed in a historic Gabaldon-type building that formerly served as the Aklan Provincial High School. It preserves and displays artifacts related to Aklanon history, culture, and traditions, including exhibits on the Ati-Atihan Festival, piña cloth weaving, archaeological finds, and local history, serving as the main cultural repository of the province.

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Nabas Wind Farm

Nabas Wind Farm is a 36-megawatt wind power facility located on rolling hills in Barangay Pawa, Nabas, Aklan, in northwestern Panay Island, Philippines. Developed by PetroWind Energy Inc. and operational since 2015, it features 18 wind turbines overlooking the Tablas Strait and Boracay Island. The site has become a popular viewpoint and eco-tourism stop for visitors traveling between Kalibo, Caticlan and Boracay, known for its scenic hilltop views and renewable energy demonstration.

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Nawidwid Falls

Nawidwid Falls is a forested waterfall located in Barangay Mina-a, municipality of Ibajay in northern Aklan, Philippines. Set within a lush inland valley surrounded by trees and rock formations, the falls features cascading water flowing into a natural basin. It is known as a quiet nature attraction away from coastal tourist areas, offering a natural swimming spot and scenic forest surroundings. The site is accessed by a short trek from the barangay proper.

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Puka Shell Beach

Puka Shell Beach is a public beach on the northern tip of Boracay Island in Barangay Yapak, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Facing the Sibuyan Sea, it is known for its coarse white sand mixed with crushed puka shells. Less developed and less crowded than White Beach, it offers a quieter coastal setting, sunset views, and a shoreline historically noted for shell collecting and local shell-craft.

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Punta Bunga Beach

Punta Bunga Beach is a white-sand cove on the northwestern tip of Boracay Island in Barangay Yapak, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Located away from the main White Beach area, it is known for its clear turquoise waters, quiet and secluded setting, and fringing coconut palms. The beach fronts luxury resorts including Shangri-La's Boracay Resort & Spa and is valued for swimming, snorkeling and sunset viewing in a less crowded environment.

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Sampaguita Gardens Resort

Sampaguita Gardens Resort is a garden resort located in Barangay Tambak, New Washington, Aklan, Philippines, about 9 kilometers from Kalibo. Known for its landscaped flower gardens, lawns, and tree-lined grounds, the resort features swimming pools, cottages, and function halls for leisure and events. It serves as a local recreation and events venue, offering a quiet, green setting near the Aklan River estuary and is popular for day tours, family gatherings, and celebrations.

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St. John Nepomucene Church

St. John Nepomucene Church is a Roman Catholic parish church located in Poblacion, Tangalan, Aklan, Philippines. It serves as the central place of worship for the municipality under the Diocese of Kalibo and is dedicated to Saint John of Nepomuk. The church is situated in the town center near the municipal hall and plaza. It is notable as the main religious landmark of Tangalan and a focal point for local religious festivals and community gatherings.

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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.

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Tigayon Hill and Caves

Tigayon Hill and Caves is a limestone hill with small cave systems located in Barangay Tigayon, Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines. Situated a few kilometers from Kalibo town center, the site features natural caves, forested slopes and a hilltop viewpoint overlooking the Aklan River plains. It is notable as a natural landmark and as a refuge used by locals during World War II, and is visited for short hikes, caving and panoramic sightseeing.

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White Beach

White Beach is a four-kilometer stretch of powdery white sand on the western coast of Boracay Island in Barangay Balabag, Malay, Aklan, Philippines. Divided into Stations 1, 2, and 3, it is the island's main tourism hub and most famous beach. Known for its calm turquoise waters, fine sand, and sunset views, it hosts numerous resorts, restaurants, and water activities and forms the center of Boracay's visitor economy.

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Willy's Rock

Willy's Rock is an iconic volcanic rock formation located just offshore of White Beach Station 1 on Boracay Island in Barangay Balabag, Malay, Aklan. Known for its distinctive shape and the grotto of the Virgin Mary on top, it is one of Boracay's most photographed landmarks. Accessible by wading at low tide, it offers views of White Beach and serves as a religious shrine and scenic viewpoint.

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