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Boracay is famous for its perfect white sandy beach and its unbelievable amazing sunset colors. The Island is 7km long and the narrowest part is about 1 km wide. It’s composed of 3 local Villages which are connected with path ways and tiny roads. |
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It seems that every day on Boracay is Sunday. It is the perfect place for relaxing and unwinding for stressed out visitors. Everyday there is something - or nothing - to do; it’s really entirely up to you.
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Perhaps a bit of sailing or wind-surfing today and tomorrow a bit diving to see the fishes and corals.
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Curious nature-lovers might want to go to places like the bat caves at the north end of the island, where you can still find tiny local fishing villages which are not involved in tourism.
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The long beach on the islands western side is gleaming white and is certainly still among the most beautiful in the world.
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| Lots of small, sandy and secluded beaches for peaceful strolling or a picnic with a few friends can be found around Boracay - these are an alternative choice to the popular White Beach in the West. |
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For more detailed information about Boracay please send us a mail or click this link to Jens Peters Philippine Travel web page. Also, you can avail of his book called “Philippines Travel Guide” , in which you will find a Victory Divers voucher worth USD$30.00. |
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