Willy's Rock
📍 Philippines Boracay 스테이션 1
Willy's Rock is a small rock formation in the shallow sea in front of White Beach Station 1. It is well known as a photo spot where you can capture the statue of Our Lady on the rock together with the beach backdrop.
The feel of access can change with the tide. Rather than treating it as a place to stay for a long time, it is better to see it as a quick stop during a Station 1 walk.
Visitor information
| Hours | Centered on beach landscapes accessible year-round; see the official information. |
|---|---|
| Admission | See the official information. |
| Address | Willy's Rock, Station 1, White Beach, Boracay Island |
| Getting there | Walk from the Station 1 beach path. |
Opening hours and prices may change. Please check the official channel before visiting when an item says to check the official notice.
Useful tips
- At high tide, your feet may get wet, so waterproof sandals or water shoes are convenient.
- The area around the statue of Our Lady is narrow, so it is better to take turns rather than lingering for photos.
- Around sunset, backlight and crowds can both build up, so a morning walk is more relaxed.
- The rock surface can be slippery, so hold your child's hand when climbing up together.
Frequently asked questions
Can you swim or snorkel around Willy's Rock?
The area around Willy's Rock has shallow water, and people tend to gather near the statue of Our Lady, so it is not usually introduced as a snorkeling or diving spot. It feels more natural to plan your visit for looking around and taking commemorative photos rather than water activities.
Do I need to make a separate reservation or book a tour to see Willy's Rock?
It is a natural formation you can reach on foot from the White Beach Station 1 beach path, so you can stop by during a walk without a separate reservation or tour booking. For details related to fees or operations, it is most accurate to check the official guidance.