Tambisaan Beach

Malay, Aklan, Philippines, Philippines

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Tambisaan Beach is a quiet, secluded 500-meter-long beach located on the east (sunrise) side of Boracay Island in Malay, Aklan, Philippines, between the Manoc Manoc and Bantud barangays, just a short distance from the island's jetty ports.

Often overlooked because of White Beach's popularity, this tranquil spot offers a virtually undiscovered gem where visitors can enjoy peace and quiet amid an easygoing, hospitable local community with no commercial atmosphere. The beach features stunning blueish-green waters with soft white sand framed by coconut trees, and just offshore lies a multitude of beautiful reefs and corals teeming with brightly-colored tropical fish, making it an excellent spot for snorkeling and diving.

Tambisaan Beach is particularly cherished for its clear waters rich with marine life and serves as a nursery ground for many fish and coral species, including being a gateway to diving around Crocodile Island, one of the island's most popular dive spots. The beach is free to enter, open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and is accessible by tricycle or motorcycle from D'Mall (about 10-15 minutes for 30 pesos one way), making it ideal for travelers wanting to avoid noise and crowds while experiencing the local way of living.