Here Are 8 Cafes That Will Fulfill Your Work From Boracay Fantasies

With travel opening up once again, everyone wants to fly back to Boracay to enjoy its white sand beaches and beautiful waters.

And with most people now doing remote-work, they’re looking at extended stays in order to change up the pace of their work-from-home lifestyle.

It’s certainly possible, and Klook encourages you to live out those isla-life dreams, which is why we’ve made a list of the best Boracay coffee shops to work from. Scroll down on our list and decide which cafe in Boracay you’d love to visit!

With beachfront views with bright and vibrant aesthetics, the Sunny Side Cafe is the perfect cafe in Boracay to brighten up your day.

The name itself is telling of the kind of look you can expect from the cafe. Their palette is dominantly white with accents of yellow that really brightens up the entire space. 

You can enjoy their all-day breakfast options, though we suggest their best-seller, the Bacon and Mango Grilled Cheese. Trust us, it tastes amazing.

The cafe is still a great place to hunker down and work if you’re looking for somewhere that’s bright and spacious to really wake you up and get you motivated!

Address: Station 3 Beachfront, Boracay

Contact Number: (0915) 805 0640 

If there’s one word to describe Care Maruja, it’s colorful. Located in Station 3, Cafe Maruja emanates full tropical vibes with its vibrant interiors and quirky food options.

This cozy little cafe is a perfect place to work from Boracay, with its more laid-back atmosphere.

The food is definitely the star of the show, with various unique dishes like their Maruja House Burger which has blue buns, their Mixed Berry Acai which we hear is berry delicious, and more! For their coffee options, we recommend the Iced Velvet Latte, which is a rich shade of pink!

While the vibes of the cafe definitely lean towards relaxing beach getaway, Cafe Maruja is still a great place to set up and take work calls, while enjoying great views.

Address: Station 3 Beachfront, Casa Pilar Beach Resort Boracay Island, Malay, 5608 Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288 3202

A true Boracay classic, Lemoni Cafe is nestled right in the heart of D’Mall, making it an easily accessible cafe to work from Boracay.

They have an open-garden theme, bringing in fresh air into the cafe which helps make the space more laid back. They also have a few sockets around making it a great place to do some work.

You can try out their all-day breakfast options like the classic longganisa meal, or something more western like their Big Breakfast. They also have other dishes like pastas, sandwiches, and desserts.

We recommend their classic espresso drinks like the americano or flat white, but if you want to enjoy happy hour, they have cocktails to choose from as well.

Address: 4 D'mall de Boracay, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number:(036) 288 6781

Speaking of D’Mall, Gratitude Cafe is a fairly new quaint little cafe in the area with a super cozy vibe perfect for working in Boracay.

The walls have a lime washed concrete look, with rattan chairs that just about brings a Bali feel to the entire place.

They offer pastas, sandwiches, and really fresh smoothie bowls. They also have a variety of classic coffee options like cappuccinos and lattes that will leave your caffeine-craving self in gratitude.

They also have Wi-Fi and power outlets, so working here should be no issue.

Address: 4 D'Mall de Boracay, Malay, Aklan

Pizza, pasta, and coffee–you’ll find these etched on their sign at Mr. D La Bettola, and they’ve managed to stay true to that concept.

This Boracay cafe champions Italian cuisine, with their brick-oven pizzas being the star of the show. Their coffee is also something to look forward to, with their fresh brews made with home-roasted beans.

The cafe is generally quiet, offering visitors some peace and quiet for taking meetings, or for breaks in between.

Pizza lovers out there will find this paradise the perfect place to work from; just imagine the fresh smell of pizza and coffee in the air. 

Address: Bulabog Brgy Balabag, Boracay, Road 1-A, Malay, 5608 Aklan

Contact Number: 0956 229 4968

Little Wave Cafe is a quiet little coffee shop in the Station X area that’s a good place to get your afternoon caffeine fix while avoiding the hustle and bustle of tourists.

It’s relaxed and easy on the eyes–quite literally, with its mint and aquamarine color palette that brings a certain serenity to the space. Super helpful in alleviating stress, especially when you plan to be doing your work here. This Boracay cafe offers a number of coffee options, though we recommend their famous Death Cream; a double espresso concoction mixed with a creamy custard and chilled. Perfect for that hot Boracay weather.

Address: Streetmarket Boracay, Station X, Hue Hotels and Resorts, Station 2, Main Road, Boracay, 5608 Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288 9344

Nagisa Cafe is a Japanese cafe located in Station 3, inside a built-in cottage by the beach. The vibes of the place are very homey, providing a perfect venue to unwind, or maybe even the perfect place to work from Boracay.

Besides their delicious coffee options, they also serve a variety of Japanese food like sushi, tonkotsu, and gyoza. If you’re a lover of Japanese cuisine, you should definitely check this place out.

Address: WWXJ+HF5, Angol Point, White Beach Path, Boracay Island, Malay, 5608 Aklan Contact Number: (036) 288 5049

Blackfish Coffee Bar may be one of the newest cafes in town, but you can tell they’re serious about their coffee. 

A specialty coffee shop that focuses on infusing their coffee with island flavors like tropical fruits to really brings in a unique experience. We recommend trying their watermelon cafe or their oat milk latte for plant-based lovers out there.

The aesthetics of the cafe have a very modern touch, different from the usual tropical or tiki style cafes you can find all over the island. 

The cafe is a bit of a secret nook, located in a small pathway a few paces from the beach. This makes it a great place to escape to for some peace and quiet, or when you find yourself needing to work from Boracay. They have a few sockets as well so you can post up here during work hours.

Address: Station 1 Brgy. Balabag Boracay island, 5608 Aklan

Whether you’d like to be beachfront surrounded by tropical interiors, or in quaint little modern-style coffee shops, there’s a cafe in Boracay for you to work, relax, and enjoy some good coffee. So what are you waiting for? Book your trip to the island and work remotely in style!