Despite many people mentioning the horrible conditons the animals are in, they still give the view point 4 or 5 points. Avoid Mt. Luho. The animals suffer from too small cages, no shade and stress!! And nothing will change if tourists still go there and even find it funny to haress the monkeys or birds. This has to change!! There... More

Great view from the highest point of Boracay Island. Make sure to take an ATV or Buggy on the way here, it adds to the experience.

The view from Mt Luho of Boracay is nice, but completely spoilt by the hideous and unnecessary treatment of animals confined in cages in the tourist area. Eagles, wildcats, peacocks and many other animals are kept in tiny cages for the amusement of travellers. No amusement from this traveller. Currently trying to contact the World Wildlife Fund about this abuse.... More

This is a great place to get panoramic views of Boracay and the surrounding islands. There is a small fee attached because it is private property, but there is a tower built on the peak so you can get unobstructed views. The only part of Mt. Luho I did not like is that there were many birds and a few... More

With an entrance fee of P120, facilities could have been improved. Our tour guide made arrangements for those who will be doing the zip line will only pay P50. for those who will not join the zip line will pay the full fee. The stairs are not properly maintained. A rip off.

The place is not as beautiful as it is impressed by its agents. Entrance to the park is quite expensive for a not so impressive attraction.

Whether you hike up, take a tricycle, or apparate, just get to the top somehow (after paying a fee) to see the beautiful view of the island and ocean. The varied colors of blue and green are breathtaking. The platform wasn't the most sturdy-looking, but I survived. I went in the middle of the day, but I would imagine the... More

Liked: The panoramic views from the top are actually nice. Disliked: Not much to dislike, as I had a free shuttle ride up rather than hiking to the top.

The only place to go in Boracay where you can see the entire island, we took a tricycle up to the top of the mountain, it cost like 150 Pesos – very cheap. Small entrance fee once you arrive. You walk up about 50 steps to the top where they have built a couple of viewing stations. A small group... More