White Beach Kitesurf Spot in Boracay

Due to the tropical climate, temperature and humidity remain high throughout the year. The temperature ranges from 22 at night to 32 degrees Celsius during the day. From October to May, White Beach remains under the influence of the Amihan season. This translates into predictable weather and consistent winds prevailing from the northeast. So, the breeze is warm, strong, with occasional gusts. The winds speed ranges from 8-35 knots.

Located on the west coasts of Boracay Island, White Beach is a hotspot full of resorts, hotels and restaurants. The peak season brings in huge crowds. Although beginners can kiteboard in this spot, the beach is quite small. So, it can be a little tricky to launch the kite. If you are a pro-level crest cutter then this place will suit you the best. Every kitesurf school in the area provides water shoes because of the sea urchins. This beach is a peaceful reserve for reefs and corals. The best time to visit White Beach is during the Amihan season that is from October to May. Here, you will find some medical centers that offer primary treatment in case of minor injuries. Most hotels, resorts and guest houses are within a stone's throw distance from White Beach. You will find plenty of kitesurf schools around Bulabog Beach, a 10-minute walk from White Beach. The warm and clear water with a gently sloping seabed make it an awesome spot for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving. You can also try out other activities like jet skiing, parasailing and cliff diving. Indulge yourself in the rich corals and marine habitats underwater in a glass bottom boat cruise without getting wet. Explore the stores along the beach. Go for a hike on Mount Luho, from where the whole island is visible from the top. After an eventful day, when the sun sinks into the Sulu Sea, you can immerse in the delicious global cuisine of Boracay. Also, the nightlife is among the best, and clubs are full of atmosphere.

There are two international airports near Boracay Island. Namely, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (in Manila) in the north and the Kalibo International Airport (in Kalibo) in the south-east. Fly to the nearest regional Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (in Malay). The flight takes about an hour from Manila and half an hour from Kalibo. From the regional airport, hire a taxi to Caticlan Jetty Port. Lastly, the ferry service will take you to your final destination. The first choice of transportation is motorized tricycles. Alternatively, you can rent a mountain bike to roam free.