Boracay Island 7 Days Itinerary

7-Day Boracay Itinerary – The Perfect Balance of Luxury, Adventure, and Island Chill If you’re heading to Boracay, you’re in for a mix of breathtaking sunsets, beachside relaxation, and must-do island experiences. Here’s a 7-day itinerary that balances luxury moments, local adventures, and epic food—with some real talk on what to skip. ⸻ Day 1: Arrival & Sunset Welcome • Check in at Shangri-La Boracay (if possible). This is the luxury resort on the island—private beach, stunning pools, and top-tier service. • If you’re staying elsewhere, Mövenpick is another solid choice with great facilities. • Skip Feliz Hotel—the rooms and experience don’t match the price. • Unwind poolside or hit the beach for your first Boracay sunset. It’s a non-negotiable daily ritual. Dinner: Try Los Indios Bravos in Station 1 for elevated local comfort food. ⸻ Day 2: White Beach + Epic Pizza Night • Start your morning slow—swim at your resort pool or lounge on White Beach. • Explore D’Mall but keep expectations realistic—it’s more practical than stylish. • Lunch: Try Nonie’s for healthy island cuisine. • Dinner: Head to EPIC for the best pizza on the island—especially from a Western European perspective. Surprisingly excellent. • End your night with cocktails by the shore and maybe a light beach walk. ⸻ Day 3: Island Hopping & Water Adventures • Book a half-day island hopping tour (includes Crystal Cove, Magic Island, Puka Beach). • Must-do: Parasailing—epic views, and the adrenaline kick is worth it. • Afternoon chill at your resort’s pool—Shangri-La especially is a sanctuary. Dinner: Head to The Lind’s rooftop bar for drinks and light bites. ⸻ Day 4: Spa Day & Puka Beach Escape • Schedule a spa treatment at Shangri-La or Mandala Spa for some serious unwinding. • Visit Puka Beach in the afternoon—less crowded, more raw. • Return just in time for another unbeatable sunset. Dinner: Lemoni Café for something light and refreshing. ⸻ Day 5: Adventure + Local Eats • Try something active: ATV tour, helmet diving, or paddleboarding. • Grab lunch at Dos Mestizos (Spanish-Filipino tapas fusion). • In the evening, lounge at Mövenpick’s pool or have a sunset cocktail by the beach. Dinner: Street food crawl near Station 2 for an authentic taste. ⸻ Day 6: Total Leisure Day • No agenda. Sleep in. Lounge hard. • Spend the day rotating between the pool and the beach with a book and fresh coconut. • Sunset again. Always. Dinner: Splurge at Rima Restaurant (Shangri-La) for a romantic fine-dining experience in the treetops. ⸻ Day 7: Last Day Slowdown • Squeeze in a morning swim or one last beachside breakfast. • Pick up last-minute souvenirs or handmade trinkets from local vendors. • Say goodbye to the island with one last epic sunset before departure. ⸻ Tips & Notes: • Boracay is slightly overpriced, especially compared to other Southeast Asian islands—but the views, atmosphere, and vibes make it worth it. • Sunsets are non-negotiable daily events—plan everything around them. • Avoid The Feliz Hotel—you’ll thank yourself later. • Stay hydrated and wear SPF—the sun here doesn’t play. • Try to book restaurants and spa treatments in advance, especially during peak seasons. Boracay is what you make of it—laid back, luxurious, or adventurous. Just skip the fluff and stick to what matters: sunsets, sea, spa, and EPIC pizza.#travel #shangrilahotel #movenpick #felizhotel #boracay #philippines #bali