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boracay

Tropical playground
The tiny island of Boracay is one of those places where you can stay a coconut tree are a common sight. From dusk to dawn, island life
happily marooned for a very long time. Known as one of the best beach turns into one big party with everyone welcome to join in the fun.
destinations in the world, Boracay is the quintessential island paradise
But there is plenty to do other than beach bumming and party
– dazzling beaches lined with palm trees, splendid sunshine, warm
hopping. There’s windsurfing, sail boating and kayaking and 20 dive
crystalline waters and no shortage of activities on offer, should you
sites at last count. Horseback riding, trekking and mountain biking
decide to do anything at all.
can also bring the intrepid to the island’s quaint villages or scenic
There is an undeniable chilled-out vibe; the island code is barefoot and rocky cliffs, discovering along the way many hidden coves with
informal. During the day, seaside massages under the shade of solitary beaches.

Bat Caves Puka Beach


Jungle paths lead to the caves sheltering small bats and flying foxes. Quiet, 800-metre beach made up of puka shells bleached white in the sun.
Spelunkers and adventure seekers will enjoy exploring the caves.
Sunken Forest
Bolabog Beach A picturesque and romantic spot on Bolabog Beach. Perfect for catching the
Famous for its perfect windsurfing conditions. The annual Boracay sunset or sunrise.
International Funboard Cup is held here.
White Beach
Crocodile Island
This stunning, four-kilometre stretch of sugary white sand beach and shallow,
Small, uninhabited islet with underwater canyons and caves teeming with
azure waters is one of the most photographed beaches in the world. Most of
tropical marine life.
Boracay’s over 200 resorts are perched on its shoreline.
Friday's Rock
Get up close and personal with triggerfish, red bass, scorpion fish, and Yapak Wall
emperors in this famous fish-feeding station. The most famous of Boracay’s dive sites where close encounters with grey
reef sharks, groupers and giant trevallies are common.
Kingfisher's Farm
Barbeque parties and picnics among the mangroves and coves are popular
in this theme park.
holiday notes
> a sunset cruise in a paraw, the island’s signature sailboat, is a must
Mambo Number 5 > enjoy an al fresco “hilot”, the traditional Filipino massage
For the thrill seeker, there’s a little bit of boating and windsurfing, a little bit
> the island is kid friendly with hermit crab racing, coconut
of scuba diving, a little bit of trekking, a little bit of mountain biking and a boat regattas and banana boat rides for unforgettable thrills
little bit of golf. > bargain shopping for trinkets, swim and summer wear is a
joyful diversion from the usual island activities
Mount Luho
The highest peak in Boracay offering a breathtaking view of the glimmering > be adventurous and try the “halo-halo” sandwich, Chori
burger, native-style char-grilled chicken and a group
east coast. Mount Luho can be reached by mountain biking, hiking or
bonding experience involving a bucket of iced tea
motor biking.
how to get there
From Manila, there are flights to Boracay either via Kalibo
(60 minutes) or via Caticlan (65 minutes). From the Kalibo
Airport, air-conditioned vans and buses for hire are available
to take you to the Caticlan Jetty, where boats are stationed to
take you to Boracay. The bus trip takes around 90 minutes, and
the boat ride, 20 minutes.

where to stay
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Alta Vista De Boracay Discovery Shores Boracay Nandana Boracay


Yapak, Boracay Island Balabag, Boracay Island Station 1, Balabag, Boracay
Tel (6336) 288 4801 Tel (6336) 288 4500 Tel (6336) 288 2288
sales@avboracay.com Fax (6336) 720 8888 Fax (6336) 288 6225
www.altavistadeboracay.com.ph dsbrsvn@discovery.com.ph reservations@nandanaboracay.com  
www.discoveryshoresboracay.com www.nandanaboracay.com
Ambassador in Paradise Resort
Station 1, Sitio Pinaongon, Estacio Uno Nami Resort
Balabag, Station 1, Balabag, Boracay Diniwid Beach, Boracay Island
Boracay Island Tel (6336) 288 6753-56
Tel (6336) 288 1541 Tel (6336) 288 5558-60 Fax (6336 288 6382
Telefax (6336) 288 1540 Fax (6336) 288 5773 nami.boracay@yahoo.com
info@ambassadorinparadise.com estaciounoboracaysales@ www.namiresorts.com
www.ambassadorinparadise.com gmail.com Paradise Garden Resort ",
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www.estaciounoboracay.com Manoc-Manoc, Boracay


Asya Premier Suites
Tel (632) 634 3581 to 83
Manoc Manoc, Boracay Fairways & Bluewater
Fax (632) 635 9575
Tel (6336) 288 1790 Newcoast Boracay
sales@paradisegardenboracay.
Fax (6336) 288 1789 Yapak, Balabag, Boracay com.ph
sales@asyaresort.com Tel (6336) 288 5587 http://www.paradisegarden
www.asyapremier-boracay.com www.fairwaysandbluewater
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boracay.com.ph
boracay.com
Boracay Garden Resort
Regency Lagoon
Balabag, Boracay, Malay, Aklan Fridays Boracay Beach Resort Station 2, Boracay
Tel (6336) 288 6672 Balabag, Boracay Island  "
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Tel (6336) 288 2828


resort@boracaygarden.com.ph Tel ( 6336) 288 6200 Fax (6336) 288 1010
www.boracaygarden.com.ph Fax (6336) 288 6222 resort@regencylagoon.com.ph
infofridaysboracay.com www.regencylagoon.com.ph
Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel 1, Ê-
www.fridaysboracay.com
Balabag, Boracay Island
7Stones Boracay Suites
Tel (6336) 288 5999 La Carmela de Boracay Balabag, Boracay,
Fax (6336) 288 6881 Resort Hotel Tel (6336) 288 1601
reservation@boracaymandarin.com Station 2, Balabag, Boracay Fax (6336) 288 1608
www.boracaymandarin.com Tel (6336) 288 5423 / (6336) www.7stonesboracay.com
288 5921 / (6336) 288 4376
Boracay Regency Beach lcdboracaymail@gmail.com Sur Beach Resort
Resort & Spa www.lacarmeladeboracay.com Balabag, Boracay Island
Balabag, Boracay
Tel (6336) 288 6844
Tel (6336) 288 6111 Mandala Spa surboracay@gmail.com
Fax (6336) 288 6777 Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan www.surboracay.com
hotel@boracayregency.com Tel (6336) 288 5858
www.boracayregency.com Fax (6336) 288 3531 The District Boracay
reservations@mandalaspa.com Station 2, Balabag, Boracay
Boracay Sands Hotel
www.mandalaspa.com Tel (6336) 288 2324-27 /
Manoc-Manoc, Boracay Island
(6336) 288 1448 For more information contact your travel agent or
Tel (6336) 288 5864 Microtel Inn & Suites Boracay
Fax (632) 556 6408 reservations@thedistrictboracay.com
Diniwid Beach, Boracay
boracaysandshotel.com Tel 6336) 288 4311 /
www.thedistrictboracay.com
The Philippine Department of Tourism
www.sandshotelboracay.com (6336) 288 6931
Boracay Shangri-La Hotel &
Fax (036) 288 4312
The Tides Hotel Boracay
Balabag, Boracay Island
Suite 703, Level 7
boracay@microtel.ph
Resort, Inc.
www.microtel-boracay.com
Tel (6336) 288 4517
Fax (6336) 288 4277
301 George Street, Sydney 2000
Brgy. Yapak, Boracay Island
Tel (6336) 288 1704 reservation@tidesboracay.com
Monaco Suites de Boracay
slbo@shangri-la.com Manoc Manoc, Boracay www.tides-boracay.com Tel (02) 9279 3380 Fax (02) 9279 3381
www.shangri-la.com/boracay Tel (6336) 288 4800
Fax (6336) 288 4232
Tirta Spa info@morefuninthephilippines.com.au
Crown Regency Beach Resort Manoc-Manoc, Boracay Island
Station 3, Manoc Manoc, Boracay
info@monacosuitesboracay.com Tel (6336) 288 6841 / info@philippinetourism.com.au
www.monacosuitesboracay.com
(6336) 288 6881
Tel (6336) 288 1888
Fax (6336) 288 1501 info@tirtaspa.com morefuninthephilippines.com.au
reservations@crownregency.com www.tirtaspa.com
www.crownregencyhotels.com/
boracay

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