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Starting the -ber Months Right in Boracay

As soon as September arrives, Jose Mari Chan and Mariah Carey’s Christmas carols blend with the slowly-cooling breeze. It is the Philippines after all and here, Christmas starts early – even in the beautiful Boracay island. Although the waves and occasional rain showers cover the sky, there’s nowhere else that captures the mix of serenity and festivity better than Boracay. The cool breeze, golden sunset, and early stirrings of the holiday season envelop the air, Boracay is a destination for those seeking a chill escape throughout the “ber” months.

A chiller white beach

Boracay’s white beach is world-famous for a reason. Sure, it’s stunning under the blazing summer sun but the cooler season gives its a unique charm. Its powdery white sand and turquoise waters are still simply unmatched. During the -ber months, the crowds thin out, making it the best time to visit Boracay if you want peaceful morning walks, sun-soaked afternoons, and breathtaking sunsets without the summer hustle. The rain and even the lightning during storms likewise give it an enchanting vibe.

Pro tip: Stay at a beachfront hotel like Red Coconut Beach Hotel, located in Station 2, so you can step into the beach and see the wonders of the changing season right before your eyes.

Watch the best fire dance show in Boracay island

Evenings on the island come alive with Boracay fire dance shows, a must-see performance that combines rhythm, skill, and island spirit. The one in Red Coconut Beach Hotel is considered the best in the island so make sure to stop there. Nothing beats starting the Christmas season by painting the town red – a fiery one at that!

Get on a boat and go island hopping

The cooler -ber months are perfect for island hopping in Boracay. Visit nearby spots like Crystal Cove, Magic Island, or Crocodile Island, where snorkeling reveals thriving coral gardens and colorful fish. With calmer seas and gentler weather, your boat ride is more enjoyable—perfect for couples or families looking to explore beyond the white beach.

Try water sports in Bulabog Beach

Adventure seekers will love that the -ber months bring steady winds to Boracay, especially at Bulabog Beach. This is the prime time for kiteboarding, parasailing, and paddleboarding. For a gentler experience, rent a kayak or try a banana boat ride—fun activities that add excitement to your island stay.

Explore Boracay’s must-try food spots

Boracay is a food lover’s haven, and the -ber months often come with new menu specials and festive flavors. Don’t leave without trying the famous chori burger (the one in Red Coconut Restaurant has its own twist so make sure to try that!), have a boodle fight, and maybe even explore hidden gems like Salsa Fusion Restaurant.

Relax with a massage or spa treatment

Holidays are usually the time to relax so make sure to treat yourself to a massage or spa treatment. Many Boracay resorts offer traditional hilot and spa services. You can walk around the white beach to get one from the kind ladies or ask your hotel or resort reception to connect you with recommended providers in the island - that is, if they don’t already have one.

Feel the early holiday spirit

The Philippines is famous for starting Christmas celebrations as early as September—and Boracay is no exception. Spot the early festive lights, island-style décor, and special beachfront events. Join in on the early fun and maybe challenge yourself to making sand angels and even sand Christmas trees!

The -ber months in Boracay are all about balance – peaceful days, lively nights, and festive energy building toward the holidays. From catching sunsets to fire dance shows, from thrilling water sports to indulgent meals, there’s no shortage of ways to make your trip unforgettable.

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