Gokongwei’s JG Summit Olefins Corporation (JGSOC) and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) have renewed their partnership to continue the preservation and rehabilitation of Boracay Island’s wetlands. The agreement, signed on November 16, 2023, extends JGSOC’s stewardship of Boracay Wetland No. 8, a 1.8-hectare area in Barangay Manoc-Manoc, Aklan, for another three years....
Author: Felmerie Sabino (Felmerie Sabino)
Easter Celebration at Paradise Garden’s Sunsetview Restaurant
Paradise Garden Resort Hotel and Convention Center Boracay’s Sunsetview Restaurant is set to host an exciting Easter Sunday celebration on March 31, 2024, from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM. The event, dubbed “Easter Feast and Fun Lunch Buffet,” promises a day filled with joy, love, and excitement, featuring a delicious meal against the backdrop of...
Boracay, a Muslim-friendly Destination
Boracay is famous not only for its stunning beaches but also for its warm embrace of diversity. The island is home to a thriving Muslim community and offers a variety of Muslim-friendly amenities and activities. The Boracay Muslim Mosque, located on Ambulong Road in Malay, Aklan, serves as a spiritual refuge for Muslim locals and...
Keeping Faith Alive with Churches to Visit in Boracay
Boracay has always been a favorite vacation spot to many. For those who wish to keep their spirituality intact while enjoying the island’s offerings, there are several churches where you can attend services, pray, and find peace amidst the bustling tourist destination. Here’s a guide to some of the churches you can visit in Boracay...
Nabaoy River – Boracay’s Lifeline for Fresh Water
Boracay owes its vibrant beauty not only to its stunning beaches but also to its reliable source of fresh water. Nabaoy River plays a vital role as Boracay’s main source of this precious resource. Nabaoy River serves as a lifeline for the island’s water supply. This meandering river collects rainwater from the surrounding mountains and...
The Vital Role of Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park in Boracay’s Ecosystem
The Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park is a protected area located in Western Visayas which plays a significant role in the ecosystem of Boracay. This natural park is not just a beacon of biodiversity, but it also serves as a vital lifeline, providing water to over 100,000 inhabitants that includes the residents and tourists of...
A Call to Take Care of the Environment to Preserve Boracay
Boracay, a top destination and tropical paradise in the Philippines, has long been renowned for its white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. However, the rapid development and influx of tourists have taken a toll on this once idyllic island. It is crucial now more than ever to recognize the importance of taking...
Experience the Best of Boracay in February
As January bids farewell and the love month of February starts to fill the air, there’s no better time to plan a getaway to the ultimate destination that is Boracay. February beckons with its unique charm, offering local and foreign guests a tranquil escape and a myriad of experiences that make this tropical paradise even...
3 Hassle-Free Ways to Get to Boracay
Planning to go on a vacation? There are many things to consider, but first, you must decide where you want to go, then you can start thinking about how to get there. If you’re heading to Boracay, there are several hassle-free ways to reach this world-class white beach paradise. First, you can opt to fly...
Beyond Boracay’s Shores – Sunset Wonderment
Beyond the world famous white sand beaches, Boracay unfolds as a multifaceted gem, offering a variety of experiences to delight every traveler, revealing that Boracay’s appeal extends far beyond its shores. Every traveler must not miss the sunset spectacle that transcends ordinary beauty. As the day gracefully ends, the island transforms into a canvas painted...