Mount Luho: Panoramic Views from Boracay's Highest Peak
Rising 100 meters above sea level at Boracay's northern end, Mount Luho offers something the island's famous beaches cannot: perspective. From this modest summit—the highest point on the island—visitors gain a commanding view of Boracay's entire length, the surrounding islands scattered across azure waters, and the volcanic cone of Mount Mayon often visible on clear days. It's a reminder that Boracay is more than its beaches, and that sometimes the best views come from looking down rather than out.
