Perched on a rocky islet off the coast of Boracay, Crystal Cove Island is marked by large letters spelling out its name. The island once hosted the Crystal Cove Island Resort, featuring beach bungalows, photogenic sea caves, and a collection of birds of prey. After Boracay’s temporary closure and subsequent regulatory changes, the island’s current offerings may differ. Visitors today can still explore the natural beauty of the islet, including its rugged terrain and the serene sea caves that make it a picturesque destination.
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