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All Year Round Best Buy for Families at Franky Villa Boracay
Step into a world where luxury, comfort, and family fun merge at Franky Villa Boracay. Reserve Your Stay: Ready for...
Sol y Sombra Boracay Hotel Promo
The Book & Buy promo from Sol y Sombra Boracay Hotel is now live! 🌊 Be quick as they’re offering...
DOT and Mang Inasal Sweetens Your Trip with FREE Halo-Halo!
Get ready to #LoveTheFlavorsAtMangInasal! This World Tourism Week, Mang Inasal is giving tourists a taste of the Philippines with a...
Paradise Garden Resort Hotel and Convention Center Boracay’s Free Birthday Buffet
Step into a birthday bash like no other at Paradise Garden Resort Hotel and Convention Center Boracay! Imagine indulging in...
Red Coconut Restaurant Pizza
Experience the vibrant taste of Boracay anew at the iconic Red Coconut Restaurant, home to the island’s favorite classic pizzas...
Crimson Romantic Dinner Under the Stars
Light up your love story with a ‘Romantic Dinner Under the Stars’ at Crimson Resort & Spa, Boracay. Set on...
Sunshine, waves, & smart swimming tips for a safe Boracay beach escapade
While Boracay’s pristine waters invite relaxation and fun, it’s crucial to remember that beach safety is everyone’s responsibility. The recent drowning of an Australian tourist near Cagban Jetty serves as a stark reminder that even in paradise, the ocean demands respect. The tragedy underscores the importance of being aware of potential hazards, even for experienced swimmers. Strong currents, unexpected waves, and sudden changes in water conditions can catch anyone off guard. Here’s how you can ensure a safe and enjoyable beach experience: Before You Dive In: – Check for Advisories: Before hitting the beach, check for any warnings or advisories...
Willy’s Rock: A Throwback to the 90’s
This photo takes us back to the 1994, a time when Willy’s Rock, located in Station 1 of Boracay, was just starting to become a popular tourist spot. The photo captures a group of people enjoying the beauty of the grotto and the natural rock formation carved by nature. The photo has a real nostalgic feel to it. It reminds us of a time when life was simpler, and people didn’t have to worry about things like social media. It’s a reminder of the beauty of the Philippines and the joy of spending time with friends and family. Willy’s Rock...
Boracay gears up for cruise ship boom, expecting over 23 arrivals in 2025
Boracay is set to welcome a surge in international tourism with the arrival of over 23 cruise ships by 2025. This follows the announcement of four upcoming cruise ship visits before the year’s end, according to Nieven Maquirang, Port Cruise Ships Operations. The first arrival is expected on November 6th with the MS Noordam, carrying approximately 2,000 passengers. Following closely behind, the MS Norweigan is scheduled to make three visits in December, on the 6th, 15th, and 28th, each bringing over 2,000 passengers. Maquirang further revealed that 2025 is anticipated to see a significant increase in cruise ship arrivals, with...
First-ever beach basketball tournament a slam dunk success
Boracay Island recently made history by hosting the inauguration of the first-ever beach basketball tournament in the Philippines, marking a groundbreaking event for the sport in the country. The tournament, part of the Boracay White Beach Festival, took place from October 26-28, 2024. It brought together top teams to compete in a unique seaside setting, blending the excitement of basketball with the stunning backdrop of one of the world’s most famous beaches. High-flying dunks, dazzling dribbling, and intense competition filled the white sands of Boracay. The tournament was one of the highlights of the festival, attracting basketball fans and beach...
Throwback to the Puka shell craze in Boracay
Remember the days of the Puka Shell craze in Boracay? This throwback photo courtesy of Marcial Arac Jr. via Boracay Retrospective FB shows Yapak Beach during the height of the craze, circa 1970s. The photo shows people setting up makeshift tents, creating a whole community on the beach. The Puka Shell craze was a big deal in Boracay. Fueled by the demand for unique, locally sourced jewelry and crafts, people came from all over to collect these unique shells. The craze led to a boom in tourism and business in Boracay, and it helped to put the island on the...
Philippine Hotels Urged to Go Green: First Gen Shows the Way
First Gen, a leading clean energy provider in the Philippines, has issued a call to action to the country’s hotel industry, urging them to embrace renewable energy (RE) sources to reduce costs and environmental impact. During the recent Hospitality Philippines Conference, First Gen Vice President Carlo Vega emphasized the significant financial and ecological benefits of transitioning to cleaner energy. He highlighted the fact that hotels, major consumers of electricity, can significantly reduce their power bills while minimizing their carbon footprint by tapping into RE sources. “Hotels are massive consumers of electricity, especially for air conditioning, cooling, and water-heating systems,” explained...
Boracay up for World’s Best Luxury Island
Boracay, the famous island paradise, is in the running for “World’s Leading Luxury Island Destination” at the 2024 World Travel Awards! But that’s not all, the Philippines itself is also nominated for three other big awards: So, if you love Boracay and the Philippines, you can vote for them at www.worldtravelawards.com/vote and help Boracay and the Philippines win these awards! Voting ends on October 20th, so don’t miss your chance to help. Related posts: San Miguel’s bridge, airport projects to address challenges in Boracay Caticlan airport down memory lane A Coffee Lover’s Guide to Boracay’s Local Brew Aklan secures back-to-back...