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In Boracay, one kagawad official created this place as his initiative to help business owners who used to have food stalls at front beach. They were affected badly by covid19 as most people in #Boracay rely on #tourism
If you are coming to Boracay, please head over to this place to eat or drink to support local business owners.
【Boracay - It’s more fun in the Philippines】Paradise ain’t that far away!
Longing for that trip to paradise but stressing over budget concerns? Check out Boracay, an Island I call Paradise where I did not need to squeeze my wallet to enjoy!
▶ Best time to visit Boracay ◀
The best time to visit Boracay is from November to May. The temperatures during this period range between 25 ° and 32 ° C and it is mostly dry.
Weather still depends on the global climate change.
▶ Visa for Malaysian ◀
Malaysian DO NOT need a Visa to enter Philippines.
▶ Terminal Fee at Kalibo Airport ◀
Many tourist are not aware of this and usually caught with surprise as they do not have enough cash on them. Remember to prepare 700peso (RM55.00) to pay at the airport departure for a compulsory non-refundable Terminal Fee.
▶ Kalibo Airport to Boracay Island ◀
You may opt for self arrange transfers or purchase an “all-in-one” packages offered at the airport. It’s not expensive! Tour Operators at the airport offer transfers to Boracay Island for 250pesos = ~RM20.00. This price includes one-way sharing van transfer and one-way ferry ticket. Kalibo Airport to Boracay Island is approx. 2 hours (drive + ferry).
▶ Transportation in Boracay Island ◀
Tuk-Tuk is the choice of transport! It’s cheap and convenient. The price ranges from 50peso (RM4.00) up to 200peso (RM16.00) depending on the location and distance. Be sure to have an agreed price before getting onboard and don’t be afraid to bargain!
▶ Accommodation ◀
Boracay has mainly three stations where most hotels are located! Ranging from budget hotel / dorms from RM40.00 a night up to RM3000.00 a night for those 5* hotels!
▶ Activities ◀
Do not purchase any tours or activities from touts at the jetty. I was offered a set of tours for 7,000peso (~RM600) when the exact tours and activities from a licensed tour operator only cost 2,500peso (~RM200). These touts has a way to gain your sympathy with sad stories! So beware! Remember to hunt around and bargain.
(Price per person)
1. Helmet Diving = ~800peso (RM65.00)
2. Island Hopping (★MUST TRY★) = ~800peso (RM65.00)
- Crystal Cove
- Puka Beach
- Magic Island (Cliff Jump)
- Snorkeling
- Lunch
3. Sunset Cruise = ~300peso (RM25.00)
4. All Terain Vehicle (ATV) = ~700peso (RM55.00)
5. Discovery Scuba Diving = ~2000peso (RM150.00)
6. Parasailing = ~1200peso (RM93.00)
7. Cable Car & Zipline = ~1300peso (RM100.00)
8. Boracay Pub Crawl = ~990peso (RM78.00)
9. Paddle Boarding = ~1000peso (RM80.00)
▶ Food ◀
Local food to fast food, seafood to international cuisine! You name it, Boracay has it! Wide variety of food to choose from. Either from the cheap street food to luxurious fine dining! Don’t forget to try Jolibee, a famous fast food chain in Philippines!
▶ Shopping ◀
Who goes to an Island and think of shopping? Haha. Well, if you want to get some souvenirs for your friends and family back home, there are plenty! Custom keychain with names, dreamcatchers, lovely earrings, and magnets. There are even some shops selling custom hand-drawn t-shirt!
▶ Nightlife ◀
Party? Club? Bar? Pub? Boracay beach side bars, pubs and clubs is the place you must check out! Your choice, sitting on the sandy beach, on a bean bag, or on a deckchair sipping a bottle of Red Horse Beer. Red Horse Beer is a local favourite and its price starts from only 60peso (RM5.00) a bottle at the pubs! If you want an exciting club scene for the weekend, don’t forget to check out Galaxy Club. It is about 10 minutes Tuk-Tuk ride from Station 2 at approx. 150peso (RM12.00).
▶ Security ◀
Security is top-notch as you can see tourist police and security throughout the Island. However, it is still best to keep your personal belongings near and close to you! Don’t leave them unattended and remember to keep your passport safe!
▶ Emergency Numbers ◀
Police: 135 or 166 or +63 6 288 3036
Hospital: 141 or +63 6 288 6150
Fire Department: 198
Malaysia Embassy: +63 2 662 8200
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Paraw Beach Club is an extremely popular club that can accommodate up to 1,000 guests. Located right on White Beach – Station 1, it’s in a 2-storey building decorated in a style that blends traditional and modern influences. You can choose to dance on the sand or on the wooden parquet to the latest beats played by local and international DJs. Equipped with top-notch sound and lighting equipment and serving exquisite food and cocktails, it’s a great place to chill out or party, according to your mood. #Shorts
Location: Boracay Hwy Central, White Beach Station 1, Malay, Aklan, Philippines #Shorts
Open: Daily from 9am to 3am
Phone: +63 (0)36 288 6151
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Part 5: Eat and Shop at D'Mall
If retail therapy is more to your speed after hours of frolicking around the island, then make a beeline for D' mall. D'Mall is Boracay's open-air mall located in Station 2 between White Beach and Boracay Main Road.
It has everything from food stalls, to various souvenir shops, and ATMs. It's an all-in-one place, making sure that whatever it is you're looking, you'll find it here!
D'Mall is very laid-back compared to other significant establishments on the island. It's divided into three areas: Main Street, Local Market, and Beach Area. Main Street is where most ATMs and money changers are located.
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