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Workation in Boracay: the essentials
Long a byword for Philippine beach holidays, Boracay is a resort island of about 10 square km lying 800 m off the north-west tip of Panay, with some 38,000 residents. White Beach runs down the west side, while Bulabog on the east is the kitesurfing shore, busy in the windy amihan months from November to April. The government closed the island for six months in 2018 for a clean-up, and access and beach activity have been more tightly regulated since. You arrive through Caticlan airport, about 6 km away, and a short boat crossing. The habagat rains from June to October can bring algae to White Beach, and nearly everything on the island is geared to short-stay holidaymakers.
All numbers on this page apply to Boracay, not to all of Boracay.
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Boracay is a beach island with no established coworking. Cafés and hotel lounges serve as workplaces; internet has improved, but mobile data remains the backup. Plan for power cuts and typhoons from July to October. Larger spaces are only in Cebu or Manila.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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