Mount Luho

Mount Luho View Deck

A viewing platform at Boracay's highest point (about 100 m). A 360-degree panorama takes in Bulabog Beach, White Beach and the bays on either side, revealing the full dog-bone shape of the island.

Mount Luho is located in the north-central part of Boracay, about 100 m above sea level, the highest point on the island. The summit has a two-level viewing platform and an observation tower. To the east, you look over Bulabog Beach and the outer reef. To the west, White Beach and the distant mountains of Panay Island come into view. To the north, you can see Puka Shell Beach and Carabao Island. On a clear day, you can take in the island's dog-bone outline at a glance. It's the only spot on land where you can capture a whole-island aerial-style photo. At the summit entrance are a small zoo (with monkeys, snakes and birds) and souvenir stalls. The viewing platform costs about ₱120 per person. Getting up: walk the winding concrete road from the Bulabog junction, which takes about 20 to 30 minutes (steep and without shade). Alternatively, take a tricycle or rent an ATV (₱600 to ₱1,200 per hour, with a guide leading the way). ATV rides are among the island's most popular activities, and most rental points are at the foot of the hill. After parking at the top, climb about 100 steps to the platform. Tips: plan your visit for 8 to 10 a.m., when it's clear and not yet hot. After descending, head to Bulabog or Puka Shell Beach. It can also be a stop on an ATV island tour. Notes: the mountain roads are winding and sandy, so drive ATVs carefully and wear a helmet. The zoo's enclosures are poor, and there are animal welfare concerns, so decide for yourself whether to visit. During the rainy season, clouds often block the view from the summit.

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