Diniwid Beach
Diniwid Beach
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A cliffside footpath connects this small, serene beach with its louder and larger cousin, White Beach. A great place for a quiet picnic.
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Samir M
Quezon City, Philippines32 contributions
May 2022
I love staying here for sunset. with less crowd means less noise, you can own the beach while enjoying your fave drink from Dini Bar. I always come here to witness the sundown. I also like swimming here since it's deep as compared to the white beach.
The next time you visit Diniwid, make sure to explore the cliff beside it. There was once a hotel but it was demolished due to the 100-meter distance violation. It means, that side is open to public.
When you go to Dini Bar, say my hi to Julia (owner) and her son, Noah.
The next time you visit Diniwid, make sure to explore the cliff beside it. There was once a hotel but it was demolished due to the 100-meter distance violation. It means, that side is open to public.
When you go to Dini Bar, say my hi to Julia (owner) and her son, Noah.
Written May 26, 2022
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Tommo
Melbourne, Australia56,023 contributions
Mar 2023 • Friends
We caught up with a friend at Dinibeach Bar & Restaurant which is located on Diniwind Beach.
Whilst picturesque this is far from the best beach in Boracay.
When I visited it was quite rocky and had lots of seasonal algae.
It was lovely at sunset and has the advantage of not having the crowds of White Beach.
Whilst picturesque this is far from the best beach in Boracay.
When I visited it was quite rocky and had lots of seasonal algae.
It was lovely at sunset and has the advantage of not having the crowds of White Beach.
Written March 23, 2023
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mamabelz
Los Banos, Philippines3,161 contributions
Oct 2021 • Solo
Interesting footpath from station 1, walking thru limestone cliffs. Crabs crossing the pathway. And some garbage- will bring garbage bags next time to help pick up litter.
One may find an interesting shell or two. Some small fishes. Fishers readying their nets. Interesting.
But Dinibeach has a lot of abandoned resorts and it just felt a bit eerie being Halloween and all. Booo!
One may find an interesting shell or two. Some small fishes. Fishers readying their nets. Interesting.
But Dinibeach has a lot of abandoned resorts and it just felt a bit eerie being Halloween and all. Booo!
Written October 30, 2021
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Lars Hallgren
80 contributions
Jul 2022
Nice quite beach to chill on, water is fantastic and no one hassling you to take tours or excursions. The only issue is the dogs and all the poo that no one cleans up. This is a real issue. that needs addressing, its a shame because the beach in great and the sunsets unbelievable
Written August 1, 2022
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Katy Santos
Philippines519 contributions
Jun 2021
Diniwid Beach is one of the hidden gems of Boracay. Lambros Point is what separates Diniwid Beach from the famous long white beach of Boracay. Lambros Point has a small path where you can walk to cross to the other beach. There are huge rocks and other perfect spots to have Instagrammable photos.
Written December 17, 2021
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JohnFoster68
Singapore, Singapore817 contributions
Dec 2016 • Family
Boracay used to be a great place a long time ago. This beach is even worse than white beach in terms of Korean and Chinese crowds. If you are into that you will love it, If not stay away. Philippines has many beautiful places
Written December 22, 2016
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Spiritual Travels
Taipei, Taiwan182 contributions
Dec 2016 • Family
This beach is a great alternative to staying on White Beach that you should seriously consider. It is quieter, less crowded, and the touts don’t bother you at all. We spent a week at the excellent Microtel Hotel and were blown away by the friendliness, amenities (kid's playground, pool), and overall quality of what we got for 100 bucks a night. The restaurant there, Mama’s fish house was phenomenal and usually empty, so you get your choice of comfy sofas right on the beach. Gorgeously presented dishes, such as huge tuna steaks on beds of mashed potatoes with all kinds of garnishes, that cost a fraction of what they would in a fancy restaurant in any major city. Next door Wahine Beach Bar has sand bags to sit on the beach and more energetic/youthful vibe. Both places offer nightly BBQ; Wahine is slightly cheaper. You will also find an interesting bamboo elevator up to Nami Resort, which has a patio offering a phenomenal view and ideal place for sunset cocktail. Their meals also range from very reasonable to very pricey. At the end of the beach on the cliffs, Spider House is very popular and you can swim to their floating dock right from the restaurant patio, but food is below average, and messy construction is being done on the tunnel you need to go through to get there, which makes it kind of gross right now. Artista Beach Villas also looks like a beautiful place to stay, with most balconies facing the sea. That’s pretty much all that’s here, but it’s all you need! You'll find drinks here cost 10-20% more than on White Beach because there's less competition. There’s a lovely seaside path that connects you from Diniwid Beach to the end of Station 1 on White Beach in 10-15 minutes. Driving, the side road that brings you down to Diniwid Beach from the main road of Boracay doesn’t have much on it, but there are some very small stores selling basic food items and super cheap cold drinks if you need it. A new hostel was being constructed five minutes walk up the road, which will offer cheaper accommodation near this beach in the future. We paid 150 for a tricycle to Puka Beach, and 150-200 for different stations of White Beach. Despite what other reviewers say, the beach was very clean, the hotels tidy it up every day, and only a little rocky in some parts. I was fine swimming barefoot, and there was no algae in December.
Written December 22, 2016
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R-Tresidder
Bedford, UK33 contributions
Dec 2014 • Couples
All in all the best beach in Boracay, Forget the overcrowded white beach and trek up and around into the next cove. Well worth it. Less spoilt here. You have the best bar to watch the sunset in called Wahine, relax on the Bean Bags and watch the sun go down with great 2 4 1 cocktails and beers. Or try the Spiderhouse and its amazing views and Sushi.
For a great evening meal or lunch try Nami. You get an interesting lift up to a great viewpoint and restaurant. Brilliant food and stunning view from up there.
For a great evening meal or lunch try Nami. You get an interesting lift up to a great viewpoint and restaurant. Brilliant food and stunning view from up there.
Written January 25, 2015
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shakramaestro
Los Angeles, CA3 contributions
May 2011
We recently stayed at "The Beach House Boracay" located on Diniwid for 1 week. The ocean view from our room was absolutely breathtaking and the price was a lot lower than the "White Beach" hotels nearby. Diniwid Beach was a nice quiet escape but when we felt exploring the more popular White Beach, it was only a short walk to get there. Diniwid Beach was clean and beautiful, and we noticed workers regularly cleaning the beach almost every morning and evening to remove seaweed. I think this was the best spot to stay in Boracay without spending a fortune.
Written June 4, 2011
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Carolin P
Queensland, Australia23 contributions
Jun 2016 • Solo
More quiet beach than White Beach, less crowded, clear water to go for a swim. Visit Spider House for sunset, it's a beautiful place with great food and you can climb down the leader and simply go for a swim!
Written June 12, 2016
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Any recommendation on transportation from Caticlan airport to Diniwid. Thank you.
Written January 6, 2019
Take a trike from Caticlan to the the the jetty where the boats leave for Boracay. This ride will take you approximately 10 minutes (tops). Take a boat from the jetty to Boracay (not more than 20 minutes). From the Boracay Jetty, you can take another trike to the beach. Will take you another 20 minutes to 45 minutes depending on the traffic.
Written January 7, 2019
Do they have food vendors along or near the beach?
Written February 12, 2018
There are loads of options for restaurants and bars with food. The street food vendors are mostly used by locals - I don’t think it’s safe to eat for our North American stomachs....
Written February 14, 2018
Why is Diniwid Beach's location on the map in Panay mainland? This is absolutely wrong. Please update the location on the map as it is absolutely misleading and deceiving tourists. Let's be responsible for the posting of this beautiful Boracay natural feature, please.
Thank you in advance for correcting the map posting mistake.
Written January 20, 2015
Why is Willy's Rock location on the map inland? This is absolutely wrong. Please update the location on the map as it is absolutely misleading and deceiving tourists. Let's be responsible for the posting of this beautiful Boracay natural feature, please.
Thank you in advance for correcting the map posting mistake.
Written January 20, 2015
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