As Locals say: The last wild beach in Boracay!! Nice, quite and not crowded beach (at least on this specific day - 24th December)...sand is a bit more rough compared with White Beach, but a much better place for people that like quite places...Don't expect fancy places to eat, because the ones available are the traditional Filipino stalls, but the food is good. Eat on beach can be fancy. We stayed at Fairways and it was 150php to get there.

We were told this area is more secluded. Going from station 1 at fairways bluewater resort it costs 200-250php takes 15 minutes. We went early so the tuk tuks didn’t really want to takes us as there were no return rides for them. I understood this so i gave the driver a tip to make up for his return. It is rougher at this area going in. The beach sand is good and the water cool and clear. There are little open cafe grills and souvenir stalls. The guys who run the beach will provide you with a mat to lay on and will fetch you cold drinks food etc. some will want you to pay for the boat trips over to the cave lagoons. I was a bit unsure of pricing for this so we skipped it but the caves looked nice on the pics. We only went there to swim really and check it out. It was a nice visit lovely beach We bought a few beers nearer lunch but they were not cold enough so expect that. And 150php each for san miguel light 330ml can

The beach with her particular sand mix with thousands of small shells is absolutely beautiful, the colors of the water and the extensive area with pals complete the scene. Unfortunately this beach, accessible by walking or e-trike from station 1 is crowded of boats from the island hopping. Making very difficult and dangerous to swim here. The large quantity of vendors attracted here from the hi land hopping, make almost impossible to enjoy and relax. Please remove all of this.