Motorized pedicab (tricycle, "trike") - If you hadn't ridden one of these already on your way to the Caticlan port, you are sure to ride one of these getting around the island as it is the most common mode of transportation (besides walking, of course). A tricycle is basically a motorbike with a passenger side-car and carries 3 to 4 people at a time. The usual fee is around 7.5 pesos for trips between stations 1 to 3. Prices are higher during late hours. The fee for traveling anywhere beyond that will vary and depend highly on your negotiating skills. Tricycles can also be rented exclusively for your party to tour the island at around 200 pesos.

Mountain bike/motorcycle
Virtually all spots on the island can be easily accessed through the network of roads connected to the main road on the island. Bikes can be rented by hour or by day from numerous spots along the White Beach path. They are a great way to tour the island's hills and cliffs that provide breathtaking viewpoints.

ATV
All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) provide another very exciting way to explore the island. ATV rental shops will allow you to rent for 300-600 pesos depending on the size of your ATV. The largest rental shop, Best One Rentals, is located near Diniwid beach. It is highly recommended that you have the rental company take you on an ATV tour of the back roads of Boracay leading up to Mount Luho which offers the best view of the island.

Horseback riding
Horseback riding is available in for experts or beginners at the Boracay Horse Riding Stables off the main road behind the White House Beach Resort. Hourly rates are at about 50 pesos an hour with discounts for group bookings and for children. We recommend booking a ride just before dawn. You'll be taken through lush forestry up to the amazing view at Mt. Luho and downwards to Bulabog beach where you can enjoy a full gallop as the sun rises.

Boat
There are many options available if you want to sail around Boracay. The most traditional option is the double-winged Paraw sailboat which can be hired at around 500-600 pesos an hour. It can make for a very relaxing ride, especially at sunset. If you've got a bit more to spend, however, you can catch a ride on one of Boracay's luxury yachts. The beautiful 40-ft Tamarind yacht is available for sunset, half day or 3 day cruises at US $20-60 with on-board drinks. Reservations can be made at Nigi Nigi's bar at Nigi Nigi Nu Noo's resort.