Willy’s Rock

Willy's Rock is a rocky outcrop that forms a tidal island with a statue of the Virgin Mary on top of steps that are carved into the volcanic rock.
It is located near Station 1 on Boracay's 4 km stretch of white sandy beach.
It is named after the nearby Willy's Beach Club Hotel.
It is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and taking photos.
The statue of the Virgin Mary was placed on the rock in 1988 by a local businessman.
The rock is easily accessible at low tide, but you may need to wade through waist-high water at high tide.
Willy's Rock is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, and it can get crowded during peak season.

Here are some tips for visiting Willy's Rock:

Visit at low tide to avoid having to wade through water.
Bring a camera to capture the beautiful views of the rock and the surrounding beach.
Be respectful of the religious significance of the rock.
Be aware of the tides and currents, and do not climb on the rock if it is dangerous.