Oman today_ Boracay Island is a stunning and dreamy destination, measuring just 7 kilometers long and 1 kilometer wide. It may seem small, but its wide range of water activities—from jet skiing and boating to cliff diving and scuba diving—along with the simple pleasures of sunbathing on soft white sand and watching breathtaking sunsets, can keep you entertained for days, to the point that you lose track of time.
With over 300 hotels and resorts, Boracay is one of the Philippines’ major tourism hubs and a significant source of national income. In 2018, the Philippine government temporarily closed the island to tourists for six months to address environmental concerns and preserve this natural treasure.
Boracay has long been a favorite destination for Iranian travelers, with numerous tours operating throughout the year. If you’re planning a post-COVID getaway, we highly recommend visiting this charming island paradise.
Boracay Island
