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Magic Island is famous for cliff jumping, so bring your best selfie stick, waterproof camera, and courage. It has several platforms, from 3 meters (10 feet) to 10 meters (30 feet) high. The actual lowest and highest jumps determine by the tide. First, you will walk onto the board over the water. You can see the bottom clearly from 10 meters to 12 meters deep in water. It has a view of blue water and white boats from the top. Lifeguards are standing by the cliff and water. It is salty seawater enough to aid floating, but weak swimmers may wear life jackets

Magic Island Boracay

In Puka Shell Beach, you can experience the purity of Boracay. There are hints of civilization, but some parts have preserved their true serene self. It had 800 meters long, fronted by a large cliff with a forest alongside it. At sundown, you can see flying foxes (big bats) across the top of the cliff. The sand is rougher than the White Beach due to coral bits.

Puka Shell Beach

Willy&#39;s Rock is located in Station 1 in Boracay&#39;s shallow water. It is a volcanic rock formation with a unique shape. It became a popular attraction because of the Blessed Virgin Mary Shrine sitting on top of it. 
The steps leading to the shrine were constructed to the rock formation to help visitors. Travelers also went to the rock formation to get a great view of White beach&#39;s shoreline. Most locals believed the structure had been there for around thousand of years.

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Magic Island Boracay

Puka Shell Beach

Willy's Rock