Bat Cave
Bat Cave, Boracay
A limestone cave on the northeast coast, home to a large colony of fruit bats. At dusk you can watch the bats stream out.
Located on a cliff on the northeast coast near Ilig-Iligan, this limestone cave is open for exploration and is home to a large colony of fruit bats. Getting there requires climbing along coastal rocks or a path. The cave mouth is slippery, so wear non-slip shoes and bring a headlamp. It's best to go with a local guide. At dusk, you can see bats flying out in flocks to forage. Access is easier at low tide. Avoid visiting during the rainy season or when waves are big.
Opening hours
Daytime (guide recommended)
Nearby sights
- Ilig-Iligan Beach
- Puka Shell Beach
- Mount Luho
- Punta Bunga Beach
- Balinghai Beach
- Diniwid Beach
- Holy Rosary Parish Church
- Willy's Rock