It takes effort to take a bad photo of a Boracay sunset. You’d have to purposely mute the brilliant pinks, purples, oranges,and blues, and mess up the perfect proportion of sky and sea (a futile effort). For the best sunset experience, hop on board a paraw (a traditional Filipino double-sailboat). On the water, with the sea and sky in front of you and the wind in your hair, you’ll witness the impossibly beautiful. If you can, sit off on one of the paraw’s bamboo outriggers for a front row seat in the Boracay sunset show.
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