Puka Shell Beach is a beautiful, secluded beach located on the northern tip of Boracay Island in the Philippines. It is named after the small, white, and polished Puka shells that can be found along the shore. The beach is less developed than the popular White Beach, with fewer resorts, restaurants, and shops.

The beach has crystal-clear waters and a long stretch of fine, white sand, making it a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing. The waves can be strong at times, so it's important to be cautious when swimming. Visitors can also enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving, as there are several nearby reefs with colorful marine life.

Puka Shell Beach is also known for its spectacular sunsets, and visitors can enjoy stunning views of the sun setting over the ocean. There are several small restaurants and bars along the beach that serve local food and drinks, making it a great spot for a sunset dinner.

To get to Puka Shell Beach, visitors can take a tricycle or hire a boat from White Beach. The journey takes around 15-20 minutes by tricycle and 30-45 minutes by boat, depending on the weather and sea conditions.