Diniwid Beach

Small but really nice beach. Much less busy than nearby White Beach. Many boats here on the beach and nice palm trees. Plus some small restaurants and cafes. There's a walkway along the rocky part of the beach that leads to White Beach and some nice views of both beaches from the corner spot.

The Diniwid beach is known for its soft white sand and tranquil atmosphere. You can still see the remaining structures of Boracay West Cove. The resort has faced environmental controversies, including allegations of constructing structures on a coral reef and operating without proper permits.

One of the best secluded beaches in Boracay to rest and meditate. Worth the 1hr walk from Station 1. Same white sand beach as Station 1 and Station Zero. Visit in the morning after seeing the grotto

This was the best place to come if you get tired of the tourists around white beach. Ssshhhh! Don’t ruin it and tell everyone else. Not a party spot, this is a quiet spot for older people to relax and escape the madness

There are few people here compared to the other areas. The local dogs are very friendly to tourists as well. Watched the beautiful sunset here with my wife and daughter. The a few cons of this place is getting to this place is a bit challenging especially for older people or with babies and the place gets swarmed by flies/mosquitos when it starts to get dark. Follow FINDING GIA for more travel tips, reviews and DISCOUNTS.

Beautiful beach with white sand and clear water. Way less crowded than White Beach. There was algae, but it’s bad weather so it’s understandable.

Small clean beach (they all are now on Boracay), has great restaurant on the beachfront. Nice snorkelling around the rock at the South end.

Great beach, it was quite when I was there, more polled coming for the sunset. There is a nice bar with food