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🇵🇭 Current Time in Boracay

Philippines · Asia · Asia/Manila

Boracay keeps UTC+8 all year, 8 hours ahead of UTC. Boracay does not use daylight saving time, so the offset never changes and the gap to any other fixed-offset city is the same in January as in July. The clock above is the live local time in Boracay, Philippines, to the second.

About time in Boracay

Boracay operates on the Asia/Manila time zone. Boracay is on UTC+8 all year, 8 hours ahead of UTC. Located in Philippines at 11.97°N, 121.92°E, the city’s sunrise, sunset and day length shift through the year with the seasons. Whether you are scheduling a call with someone in Boracay, planning travel, or coordinating remote work across time zones, the live clock above always shows the exact current time.

Planning more than a quick call? See the full Boracay remote-work guide — cost of living, internet speed, safety and visa options for digital nomads and travellers.

Frequently asked questions

What time is it in Boracay right now?

The clock above shows the exact local time in Boracay, updated every second. Boracay is on UTC+8 all year, 8 hours ahead of UTC.

What time zone is Boracay in?

Boracay, Philippines uses the Asia/Manila time zone. That is UTC+8 all year, and it does not change with the season.

Does Boracay observe daylight saving time?

No. Boracay stays on UTC+8 all year round, so the offset never changes and there is no clock change to plan around.

How far ahead or behind is Boracay?

Boracay is 8 hours ahead of UTC, every day of the year. Use the comparison list above to see the current time in major world cities relative to Boracay.

Boracay time zone explained

Boracay follows the Asia/Manila time zone, UTC+8 at mid-year. No daylight saving is observed, so the offset from UTC never changes. The zone abbreviation is PST in January all year.

Time difference from Boracay to major cities

Differences use mid-year offsets; daylight saving in either city can shift them by an hour. For exact call windows use the Meeting Planner or the time-zone converter.

Planning more than a call? See our full Boracay remote-work guide for costs, internet and safety data, plus public holidays that could affect your schedule.

Daylight in Boracay through the year

Sunrise lands around 05:39 (solar time) in June and about 06:20 in December. Day length is fairly stable through the year at this latitude, which keeps schedules predictable.

Approximate sunrise by month (solar time)

Jan
06:18		Feb
06:11		Mar
06:02		Apr
05:51		May
05:43		Jun
05:39
Jul
05:40		Aug
05:48		Sep
05:58		Oct
06:08		Nov
06:16		Dec
06:20

Values are computed from latitude for mid-month and shown in local solar time; clock time can differ up to an hour or more with daylight saving and position within the time zone.

Check the time in other Asia hubs: Aktau, Almaty, Astana, Baku, Bengaluru, Bangkok.

Frequently asked questions

What time zone does Boracay use?

Asia/Manila (UTC+8 at mid-year).

Does Boracay change clocks for daylight saving?

No — the offset is fixed year-round.

How many hours is Boracay from London?

7 hours ahead of London (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from New York?

12 hours ahead of New York (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from Los Angeles?

15 hours ahead of Los Angeles (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from Paris?

6 hours ahead of Paris (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from Dubai?

4 hours ahead of Dubai (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from Singapore?

the same time as Singapore (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from Tokyo?

1 hour behind Tokyo (mid-year reference).

How many hours is Boracay from Sydney?

2 hours behind Sydney (mid-year reference).

What time is sunrise in Boracay in summer?

Around 05:39 local solar time in mid-June.

Is Boracay a good base for remote work?

See the full Boracay guide — scores for cost, internet, safety and lifestyle.

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