Boracay – Bulabog Beach

conditions & access

“Bulabog Beach on the east side of Boracay Island is the official watersports beach of the Philippines. During the northeast monsoon (Amihan) from roughly mid-November to April, the wind blows clean side-onshore into the lagoon, which is sheltered by an outer coral reef. Expect 15–25 knots almost every day, stronger at the core from December to March. The water is flat to choppy depending on tide – board-flat behind the reef at low water, ideal for blasting, freestyle and wingfoil. When is the be The current local-school guide confirms Bulabog lagoon's wingfoil depth windows, reef channels and open-ocean access, and explicitly says reformed lagoon waves are used for first free flights with either a wing or parawing. Parawinging is therefore marked Yes; exact channel choice remains tide- and skill-dependent.”

— via VentoSurf; Kloud Wingfoil local Boracay school FAQ, last verified 2026-08-01

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