Astoria Current Boracay

The Resort and Its Setting

Astoria Current Boracay belongs to the Astoria Vacation and Leisure Club, a Philippine vacation ownership brand with a presence on Boracay Island. Owners hold a week (or points, depending on how the contract was structured) within the club, with the option to stay at this property or use their time elsewhere in the network. The resort's appeal rests largely on its address: Boracay is one of the most recognised beach destinations in Southeast Asia, and that reputation is reflected in both the resort's name and its positioning.

Boracay Island: The Area and What There Is to Do

Boracay needs little introduction to anyone who has researched Philippine beach holidays. The island is built around its beaches — White Beach, the long stretch of fine, pale sand that gave the island its reputation, sits just a short walk from the resort, alongside Station-style strips of restaurants, bars and shops. Bulabog Beach on the opposite coast is the island's windsurfing and kiteboarding hub, busiest when the amihan winds pick up. Divers and snorkellers head to Coral Garden for reef life close to shore, while Yapak Beach in the north offers a quieter, rockier alternative. Inland, Mount Luho gives a panoramic view over the whole island and surrounding sea — worth the short climb for the view alone. Island-hopping boats, paddleboarding, and simple beach lounging fill out most visitors' days.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

Owners who decide an Astoria Current Boracay week no longer suits their travel plans can list it for sale or rent directly on BidMyTimeshare.com. As this is an owner-to-owner marketplace, you set your own asking price, respond to buyer or renter enquiries yourself, and there's no commission taken on the sale — the only cost is a one-time listing fee to publish your ad.

Because Astoria Current Boracay is part of a branded vacation club rather than a standalone, independently managed property, any resale transfer is handled through the Astoria Vacation and Leisure Club's own membership office rather than as an informal handover. If you're selling, be ready to tell buyers what transfer fee the club charges to move the contract into a new owner's name, whether the club holds a right of first refusal on resales, and how long the paperwork typically takes to process — contact Astoria directly for these current figures, as they are not published here. If you're buying a resale week, ask the same questions before agreeing on a price, and confirm exactly what transfers with the contract (the week or points entitlement, exchange network enrolment status, and any banked time) versus what does not (such as promotional perks tied to the original purchase).

Astoria Current Boracay is affiliated with Interval International, so buyers should also confirm whether Interval International membership and any deposited weeks or credits carry over with the purchase, or whether separate enrolment will be required.

What Renters Look For

Short-term renters booking an Astoria Current Boracay week are typically drawn by the Boracay address itself — proximity to White Beach, the chance to use resort accommodation without committing to ownership, and flexible dates outside the busiest holiday weeks. Clear information on unit size, view, and which week or season is on offer helps a listing stand out to this kind of renter.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Boracay is reached by flying into Godofredo P. Ramos International Airport at Caticlan, followed by a short ferry crossing to the island — a detail worth including in any listing aimed at renters unfamiliar with the logistics. The dry season, November to April, is when beach weather is most reliable, and demand for weeks in this window tends to be strongest, so sellers listing shoulder-season or wet-season weeks may want to price accordingly.