Luggage storage Boracay

Store your luggage around Boracay with Bounce 

One of the most popular beach destinations in the Philippines is lovely Boracay. With miles upon miles of white sand across nearly a dozen world-class beaches, Boracay’s resorts are filled to the brim with tourists from Australia, Europe, and North America. While these are some of the nicest resorts in the Philippines, there's plenty for travelers to do outside of sitting on the beach. Boracay’s White Beach and Diniwid Beach are also both global destinations for surfers and skateboarders. The actual town is brimming with retail, dining, and cultural offerings, and the coastline and interior offer stunning natural beauty, and outdoor recreation.  

Here's everything you need to know about visiting Boracay: 

Luggage storage in Boracay

Boracay may be one of the resort towns in the Philippines, but you’ll still find fewer amenities than you will in a metropolitan city like Manila. Boracay doesn't have a robust public transportation network, and none of the attractions will have lockers or other amenities. You can always head directly to the hotel to drop the bags off, but this might not be convenient if you're trying to hit the beach right when you get to the island.

The best facilities for luggage storage Boracay offers are through the Bounce network. With Bounce, you can store luggage just about anywhere in the world, as our extensive network of partner locations extends even to Boracay Island and its city center. These facilities are more reliable than a safe deposit box in a train station or museum, as there will be an attendant, and we have very strict quality standards. You can also use the handy Bounce mobile app to search for the nearest locations and book online. Customers also enjoy access to 24/7 customer support from a dedicated team to make things easier.

Boracay city guide 

Museums in Boracay

Motag Living Museum

This folk museum is comprised of a beautifully preserved traditional Boracay village and features exhibits that detail the daily life of these remote communities and pre-colonial Filipino culture. It's a charming place to bring the kids for a few hours so they can learn about different cultures, especially the family-oriented way that these villages functioned. 

Willy’s Rock 

One of the more curious and charming attractions in Boracay is this distinctive volcanic formation sent on a craggy crop into the bay. It's topped with a statue of the Virgin Mary, and it has become a beloved fixture in town for both curious travelers and religious locals. While a body of water separates you from Willy’s Rock, you should be able to reach it by borrowing or renting a kayak or canoe. 

Hit the beach

Although not technically a museum, it's hard to imagine that anyone who has planned a trip to Boracay didn't take the magnificent world-class beaches into account when booking. With miles upon miles of white sandy beaches and perfect swimming conditions, your Boracay resort or hotel will be within walking distance of White Beach, Bulabog Beach, Diniwid Beach, and Puka Beach. The highlights include White Beach, with its gorgeous grotto, and Steve’s Cliff. Diniwid Beach also offers a more remote experience with fewer crowds, but really any beach will do.

Shopping in Boracay

D’Mall Boracay

The absolute center of town is this open-air mall featuring a wide array of designer outlets, local shops, cafés, and other boutiques. D’Mall is especially useful for buying surf gear or beachwear for your vacation, and all of the designer brands on offer will come at reduced costs when compared to European or American cities. 

Boracay Talipapa Market 

For a traditional Filipino shopping experience head to this bustling seafood and produce market to see how both Boracay chefs and locals shop for their ingredients. With fish pulled directly from the ocean that morning, you'll get to see some of the catches that you'll find on menus for dinner that night. There's also a produce section with some of the exotic tropical fruits worth buying for a quick snack, and there are food vendors if you get peckish. 

CityMall Boracay 

CityMall Boracay, situated just a few minutes away in nearby Barangay Yapak, is a modern retail complex with a few dozen shops along with some local restaurants in a sleek setting. D’Mall likely has you covered, but if it's a rainy day and you've already explored every inch of that place, CityMall is worth a quick visit. 

Restaurants in Boracay

Cha Cha’s Beach Café 

This all-you-can-eat buffet may sound slightly tacky, but you have to remember that buffets have an elevated place in the restaurant scenes of countries like the Philippines. We're not talking about your run-of-the-mill buffets where quantity is more important than quality. Cha Cha’s serves (actual) gourmet seafood and modern Asian fusion dishes in a sleek setting. The vibe is perfect for larger groups, especially if the dinner is before a night out. Even better, you can head here after the nightclub for late-night bites. 

Vintana Asian Café 

Situated in the Shangri-La Boracay Resort, Vintana is a slick bistro with an Asian fusion menu and stellar craft cocktails. It’s the ideal setting for a splashy celebratory dinner or romantic evening, especially their terrace overlooking the water. Luckily you don't have to be a hotel guest in order to secure a table (not that making a reservation well ahead of time is a bad idea). And if you haven't booked your accommodations yet, the Shangri-La isn't a bad place to look…

Dos Mestizos 

The Filipino-Spanish heritage runs deep in Boracay, especially at this popular restaurant right in town. With both entrées and tapas-style shareable plates, you'll get the traditional Spanish dining experience, although you thankfully won't have to stay up as late as they do in Barcelona to get the full experience.

With a deep wine list from Spain and Europe, Dos Mestizos makes for the perfect evening destination after a day on the beach. While there are definitely Filipino elements to the menu, you can put together an authentic Spanish meal with Iberico Jamon, queso manchego, and tortilla de patatas. If you want a taste of something local, try the locally caught Aklan clams in white wine or a traditional léchon suckling pig. 

Conclusion 

With secure luggage storage locations throughout the Philippines, including convenient ones on Boracay Island and in Bohol, Basco, and Pasig, Bounce is the ideal solution for finding a place to store your bags while you explore this fantastic country. It goes even further, as Bounce is your go-to luggage storage service at every corner of the globe. So download the app and see how Bounce can help you plan your next vacation, no matter where you’re going!