Boracay travel guide, Slow-paced, date-watching and sunset-watching destination

Boracay is a great place for a slow-paced Trip to lie down and watch the sea and sunset. You can lie down everywhere, on the beach, in hotels, and in cafes. During this trip, I met a pair of sisters. The elder sister is intellectual and gentle, and the younger sister is playful and cute. The following content is a compilation of the experiences and comments of the three people for your reference.

Items to avoid

1. Food
Changcheng Seafood Restaurant: Chinese food, located in S2, with an average consumption of US$60 per person. The grouper was not cooked, the spicy crab was very average, and the highly praised lobster porridge was a bit fishy. Overall, it is not recommended.

2. Sunscreen
Be sure to do a good job of sunscreen, remember not to be careless! You can buy a local SPF100 sunscreen (377P), otherwise you will be as dark as me.

Recommended items

1. Transportation

The charter flight booked through the Travel agency (Royal Philippine Airlines, both round-trip red-eye flights), one-way 5 hours, the travel agency is responsible for airport pick-up and drop-off. Since you need to transfer to multiple means of transportation from the airport to the island, it will be more convenient than arranging it yourself. Tutu cars are the main mode of transportation on the island, and the one-way price is 100-150P. There are no private cars or taxis here.

2. Hotel

Boracay Fairway and Blue Sea Resort: I stayed in this hotel throughout the trip, and I strongly recommend it to friends who like quiet relaxation! The hotel is located on the mountain, with excellent natural scenery and rich tropical vegetation. The hotel has a golf course, a quiet private beach, 6 swimming pools (including 2 infinity pools), SPA, gym and other facilities. There are countless townhouses in the hotel, which can be reached by shuttle bus (an average of 3-5 minutes per trip). Each villa has a butler who can call the shuttle bus for everyone at any time.

Hannah Park & ​​Hannah Garden: The two sisters have a higher evaluation of Hannah Park than Hannah Garden. The park is a little newer overall, and the breakfast is richer. However, the two have the same advantage. The bathroom is very reasonably set up. The two faucets save the trouble of sisters fighting over who takes a shower first, and the water temperature and water pressure are very good!

3. Food (the following unit prices are actual expenses)

The pig Out Bistro: Western food, located in S1, 150 RMB per person, the sister strongly recommended the seafood platter, the two of them held the wall to go out, but you need to queue up in advance!

Sea Detective: Chinese food, located in S2, 200 RMB per person, authentic Sichuan cuisine, confirmed to be a Chinese chef, seafood is a bit expensive.

Blue Sea Restaurant: Chinese food, located at the entrance of the route and Blue Sea Hotel, about 100 RMB per person, as the only Chinese food near the hotel, it is still worth trying, but it seems to be a Filipino chef.

Jollibee: Philippine fast food, 25 RMB per person, tried the pasta set meal, high cost performance, worth experiencing.

cocomama: Internet celebrity dessert, as a person who does not eat sweets, I tried a small portion, acceptable, worth experiencing.

4. Water activities

Sunset sailing: must punch in, 20 US dollars, but it is more picky about the weather, you need calm weather to see the beautiful sunset!

Glass boat: The local guy is good at taking photos, and provides a one-stop service including action guidance and taking photos, with a charge of 100P.