Bulabog Beach at Boracay is known around the world for windsurfing and kiteboarding. In fact, since 1988 it has hosted the annual Boracay International Funboard Cup, already considered an official leg of the Asian Windsurfing Tour.
Taking advantage of strong winds and currents, windsurfing activities peak during the first quarter of the year while kiteboarding is active until the southwest monsoon begins in June and July.
You don't have to be an expert. Safe windsurfing and kiteboarding lessons are offered in the shallow waters of Bulabog Beach.
Otherwise, Bulabog Beach is almost deserted and charmingly quiet. You can just lie on the beach and soak in the tropical ambience.
You may also want to trek up Mount Luho, the highest point on Boracay island.
There are various resorts and hotels to provide accomodations on Bulabog Beach.
If you want to visit themore populated White Beach, it's just a five minute walk or tricycle ride away.
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