Boracay is an island that is always alive with activities. As well as water sports, Boracay caters to beach sports with international competitions held annually. So if you need an adrenaline rush under the sun, here are a few things you can try:

Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate frisbee is a well-known sport on Boracay with pick-up games happening regularly at the beach front of Leah's Bar, Hey Jude, or Bom Bom Bar. The Philippine Ultimate Association hosts the Boracay Open Asian Beach Ultimate Tournament here annually. The Boracay Dragons, Boracay's number one ultimate frisbee team, reached the finals of the Brazil for World Championship Beach Ultimate in 2007.

Beach Volleyball
Pick-up games are always welcome at the net outside Seawind Resort or Steakhouse Restaurant. The thrill of a volleyball game with new friends on the beach can be quite infectious to both locals and tourists. Tournaments are sometimes organized here where people from all over the world register for friendly competition.

Beach Tennis
Looking for a good game of tennis? You can join a friendly game at the beachfront of Aria and Cafe del Sol. There are also two quality courts you can rent next to Nigi Nigi resort with flood lights for evening games. The private Tirol Tennis Club near the Tirol and Tirol resort, however, boasts the best hard courts on the island and is sure to get your adrenaline pumping.

Rock/Wall Climbing
Climbing enthusiasts can check out the D'Wall Climbing Gym near D'Mall - it's got affordable rates and is a great wall for all ages. For those looking for something a little more challenging, the Pink Patio Rock Wall in Patio Pacific resort maintains the only rock wall in Boracay. A competition called Hang Loose at Pink Patio Boracay is held here at their 42-foot fiberglass wall - consistent with international standards. It is sponsored by the National Sports Wall Climbing Competition.

Golf
Boracay golfing is practically synonymous to the Fairways and Bluewater 18-hole Par 72 World-Class Golf Course. Designed by Graham Marsh, the course is nestled in a lush tropical setting overlooking the South China Sea. Its golf carts are complete with a GPS system and it has a pro shop for golf accessories. For those looking to just work on their swing, the Royal Park Hotel offers a great golf range with instructors available.

Zorb
If you have you ever wanted to ride down a hill inside of a giant inflated rubber ball, the Zorb Park located in Yapak will let you do just that. You and 2 other friends can just climb into the zorb, a giant 3 meter ball, and take the ride of your life! Choose from either the Harness - where they strap you in and you roll head over heels - or the Hydro - where you are sealed inside the ball with some water without being strapped in. You may also choose between a straight or zigzag path.