Lugutan Mangrove Park

Visiting Lugutan Mangrove Park was a refreshing experience, different from the usual beach spots in Boracay. The place is peaceful and surrounded by lush mangroves, giving you a closer look at the island’s natural beauty and ecosystem. It’s a nice spot if you want a quiet escape from the busy areas and a chance to appreciate nature. The wooden pathways make it easy to explore, and it’s also a great place to take photos. Definitely worth a visit if you’d like to see another side of Boracay beyond the white sand beaches.

No entrance! Good place to take picture / selfie! You can see fish and Mangroves of course. Please do not litter to maintain the ecosystem and the place it self.

It's a small forest and can be explored in 15 minutes. The boardwalk seems well maintained. I think it needs to have more information posters about the mangrove trees. E-trikes don't usually pass by so visitors need to get one to wait for them.

A strip of mangrove forest is very rare in the Boracay coastline and the Lugutan Mangrove Park is such a rarity. It's just a small strip of coastal forest but is enough to make one wonder how these stands of mangrove survive in what I suspect of an environment not conducive for such growth. The boardwalk affords a few minutes of walk past this marvelous forest, all the while allowing a vantage of the scenic coast. One wouldn't appreciate the experience of being there, what with the beautiful background for picture-taking, unless one gets there. I do recommend that anyone planning for a Boracay Land Tour must include this mangrove park. For one, a Boracay experience is not complete if it is all about white sand beaches.

The Mangrove Park is a popular first stop for visitors on land tours in the Boracay area. This attraction features a pleasant boardwalk that guides guests from the entrance to its conclusion. In the middle of the park, there is a terrace where visitors can take photos amidst the beautiful scenery. Local residents are present to assist with photography, offering tips for capturing great angles and encouraging engaging poses and actions. While they do not expect tips, many find their assistance and professionalism worthy of a small token of appreciation. This experience is considered one of the highlights of a visit to Boracay. This is our second visit on this place.