From May 1 to 3, Love Boracay 2026 returns with the island’s most anticipated beachside celebration, drawing revelers to its signaturea stretch of sun, sand, and sound. As part of the festivities, Boracay Newcoast stages Wild Water Weekend, a high-energy highlight that elevates the experience with a lineup of international and local DJs, transforming the shore into a pulse of music and movement well into the night.

The party kicks off on May 1 and 2 at Cove 2 at 8 PM, with dynamic performances setting the vibe. On May 2, fans are in for a special treat as James Reid joins the lineup, adding even more excitement to an already high-energy night.

Wild Water Weekend unfolds across three electrifying days, each bringing a distinct mix of talent to the beachfront stage. Day 1 sets the tone with DJ Flex D, DJ Kate, DJ Ron Poe, DJ Bam, DJ Van, DJ Edpranz, alongside MCs Nykz and John. On Day 2, the energy builds with Ian Caram, Tammy Steelz, DJ Loso, DJ Bam, and Pep Mayor, with MC John and MC Nykz keeping the crowd in motion.

The festivities continue on May 3 with “After Love,” the official afterparty at the SavoyParty pool at 4 PM. It’s the perfect way to wind down—or keep the party going—after an unforgettable weekend of music and celebration, with sets from Educated MC, Tammy Steelz, Blahtibeats, Flex D, DJ Bam, and MC Nykz.

A Premier Summer Escape
With its scenic coastline, alfresco spaces, and laid-back island atmosphere, Boracay Newcoast has become a premier summer escape for travelers seeking both relaxation and activity in one destination. This season, it brings a vibrant mix of new festivals alongside returning favorites, adding fresh energy and variety to the island’s lineup of experiences.
Each celebration is carefully designed to balance enjoyment with environmental responsibility and sustainability. The focus remains on creating engaging, well-curated moments that showcase the island’s appeal while supporting the protection of its natural surroundings.

For updates, visit https://bit.ly/LoveBoracay2026. or call (02) 8462-8888.