Willy’s Rock is arguably Boracay’s most photograph landmark. It’s rocky outcrop that forms a tidal island with a statue of the Virgin Mary on top of the steps that are carved into the volcanic rock.
The rock outcropping lords the immaculately white beach and therefore attracts Insta denizens. Stairs lead to the grotto sheltering the Virgin Mary. People seem to like it, but I think it kinda give...
Located at Station 1, Willy's Rock is somewhat of an iconic location (and the most photographed) on the island of Boracay. Best time to visit is during low tide, when you can wade over to it to visit ...
Willy's Rock Formation, standing in the sea, is an iconic attraction on Boracay, where local residents enshrine a statue of the Madonna. At low tides, you can walk straight to the Willy's Rock Formation and clearly see the extending white sand beach and the crystal clear waters. At high tides, it is usually impossible to walk to the Rock, and it also feels very nice to enjoy the view on the beach.
Willy's Rock; a Virgin Mary grotto and a landmark of Boracay. Perfect for a silhouette shot and a picturesque scene..
beautifully enchanting!
There is a statue of the Virgin Mary on top of the rock with stands about 20 metres from shore. When tide is low, you can actually walk over but otherwise, you'll have to do a short swim. It's one of the most popular photo taking spot on the beach.
Willy's Rock is one of the most photographed sight in the island. Boracay experience will not be complete if you will not visit this place. It is located at Beach Station 1. It may be a bit far if you are staying in a hotel or resort in Station 2 or 3. It is best to visit during sunrise because there are less people coming to the place. You may also try visiting during sunset and enjoy the sunset colors. Its best to walk the beach but if its too hot you may take a trike at the main road.
It's just a rock located in Station 1 in Boracay's Wite Beach. It has become Boracay's most photographed landmark.