• Yapak Beach (Puka Shell Beach) - Located in Boracay, Puka Shell Beach is a serene and natural stretch of white sand interspersed with crushed puka shells, offering a rustic allure. Unlike the bustling White Beach, it is more tranquil and less developed, making it ideal for relaxation, swimming, and appreciating the island’s untouched beauty. The beach boasts crystal-clear waters, picturesque views, and a relaxed atmosphere—perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat from the crowds.
• Boracay Newcoast - The Newcoast Keyhole in Boracay is a remarkable natural rock formation situated along the coast of Boracay Newcoast. It features a large opening in the center of a towering cliff that resembles a giant keyhole, with the turquoise sea flowing through it. This location has become a popular photo spot for visitors due to its dramatic scenery and panoramic ocean views. It is often included in island-hopping or land tours, showcasing a more rugged, scenic side of Boracay away from the busy beaches.
• Bulabog Beach - Bulabog Beach in Boracay is the island’s hub for adventure and watersports. Positioned on the eastern side, it is renowned for strong winds that make it an excellent location for kiteboarding and windsurfing, particularly from November to April. Unlike White Beach, Bulabog has a more relaxed, sporty vibe, with kite schools, beachfront cafés, and hostels catering to active travelers. At sunrise, the beach offers a tranquil atmosphere with calm waters and scenic views—ideal for those seeking both adventure and relaxation.
• Ilig Iligan Beach - Ilig-Iligan Beach in Boracay is a peaceful, untouched stretch of coastline on the island’s northeastern side. Known for its crystal-clear waters, soft sand, and serene setting, it is a hidden treasure away from the crowds. The beach is excellent for snorkeling, as nearby waters are home to vibrant marine life and coral gardens. With fewer resorts and commercial activities, Ilig-Iligan provides a more authentic and natural Boracay experience—perfect for travelers desiring relaxation, nature, and a touch of adventure off the beaten path.
• Ati Tribe Village - Ati Village in Boracay is a small community where the island’s indigenous people, the Ati, reside. Visiting the village offers insight into their traditional lifestyle, culture, and heritage, which has been preserved despite Boracay’s rapid development as a tourist hotspot. Guests can learn about their customs, handicrafts, and way of life, while also supporting community-based tourism that aids in sustaining the Ati people. It is a meaningful stop for travelers wishing to connect with Boracay’s cultural roots beyond its renowned beaches.

• Entrance fees
• Government fees
• Private transportation

• Meals
• Carbonated beverages

This private E-Trike adventure offers a unique alternative to standard group tours, allowing travelers to explore Boracay at their own pace. With personalized stops at hidden treasures such as Mt. Luho Viewpoint, Newcoast Keyhole, Puka Shell Beach, and Ati Village, this experience is truly special. The eco-friendly E-Trike provides a comfortable and sustainable journey, while the local driver-guide shares fascinating stories about the island’s culture and history. In just two hours, participants can enjoy both the highlights and the lesser-known areas of Boracay, free from the rush and crowds. It’s an ideal choice for those seeking a flexible, authentic, and environmentally-friendly way to discover the island.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.