Boracay: the island that dances, between beach clubs, fire dancing and sunsets with electronic music

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Boracay is a 7-kilometer bone-shaped island in the Western Visayas of the Philippines, famous for holding one of the world's most beautiful beaches and a nightlife that rivals the best of Southeast Asia. White Beach — its main stretch of 4 kilometers facing west — turns every evening into a spontaneous festival of music, fire and cocktails where the beach clubs compete for the best DJ and the best party. The fire dancers weave between the tables with their flaming torches, casting dancing shadows on the sand. Station 2 is the heart of the party, with clubs such as Epic and Paraw closing at 4 a.m. Bulabog Beach, on the eastern face, offers daytime kiteboarding and after-beach parties when the wind drops. Puka Beach at the north is the escape to recover among hammocks and coconuts before returning to the action. Boracay's sunsets are legendary: each evening, hundreds gather at the shore, cocktail in hand, to applaud the sun while the sunset-session DJs blend chill house. Filipino late-night cooking — lumpia and sizzling sisig — waits at the end of every night at the stalls of the main road.