Comments on: Boracay: Beach Paradise

By: mitch

mitch — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:55:39 +0000

Lots of enjoyment to experience and beautiful scenery to explore.
Feel free to visit this site http://www.resortboracay.com.ph

By: VisitPinas.com » Blue Lagoon at Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte

VisitPinas.com » Blue Lagoon at Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 15:09:39 +0000

[...] has white sand beaches. Not impressive, you may say. Boracay, Palawan or Bohol has better beaches, with finer white sand and more developed tourism [...]

By: Fred

Fred — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 03:00:53 +0000

Hill, yes, that’s me covered with Boracay sand. Now that it’s summer time again, perhaps we could update that photo. The beauty of Boracay, aside from its natural beauty, is that there’s a place that fits the budget of everybody. There are expensive resorts that cater to the upper segments. On the other hand, there are other resorts that cater to the budget-conscious.

By: hill roberts

hill roberts — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:34:03 +0000

Buenos dias desde Espana, Fred!
Hey, is that you wrapped in white talcum powder? It’s a shame we do not have that kind of white sand in this famous European resort—Marbella—in fact, in summer, the loca townhall import sand from North Africa. However much they keep the perimeters clean, raw sewage still come out from apartments and hotels. I hope Boracay does not have the same problem? Raw sewage, I mean? I’ve watched Wild On, Philippines on E! Entertainment and it was lovely to see Brook Burke promoting Boracay. My friend based in Cebu goes there for seminars, but, according to her, that place is rather expensive, and US Dollar is the currency.
let’s hope they keep that island clean, and build proper houses for the locals who live there. I mean, if those locals live in huts and the guests in posh hotels enjoy worldclass amenities, then what disparity there is…Also, the townhall authorities seem not to care that the roads where the locals live are not fixed, resurfaced, widened. No need to be there, Fred. YouTube tells me all, hehehe!
So, let’s remind those in-charge of smartening up Boracay and its surroundings to do something about the housing of the locals, as well as the roads. As for those noisy motorcycles, well, aren’t bicycles sufficient? Cheerio!

By: VisitPinas.com » Camayan Beach Resort (Subic Bay)

VisitPinas.com » Camayan Beach Resort (Subic Bay) — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 12:25:19 +0000

[...] Fine sand pressing against feet seemingly in a million points. Sleepy sun slowly pushing gray clouds, revealing itself to an early jogger along the seashore. And, no, this is not Boracay. [...]

By: VisitPinas.com » Parasailing in Boracay

VisitPinas.com » Parasailing in Boracay — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 03:03:25 +0000

[...] Boracay breeze must have frozen my brain that morning . . . or maybe it was the Jona’s watermelon shake . [...]

By: VisitPinas.com » Top Christmas Destinations in the Philippines

VisitPinas.com » Top Christmas Destinations in the Philippines — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:25:40 +0000

[...] 3. Boracay. It’s a cool summer hang-out, I know, but it’s also a cool Christmas vacation destination. Santa would probably be tanned, sporting reggae hair and clad in shorts. It’s third in the list because it’s more expensive to go to Boracay. [...]

By: VisitPinas.com » The Mystery of the Movable Holidays in the Philippines

VisitPinas.com » The Mystery of the Movable Holidays in the Philippines — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 02:20:25 +0000

[...] The “holiday economics” — which simply means moving the holidays nearest to the weekend, to have a longer vacation — was already in place when Congress passed a law “rationalizing” the celebration of national holidays. The rationale is still the same: to have a longer weekend. Holidays are moved, as a rule, to the Monday nearest the original holiday date. This is illustrated in the list of national regular and special holidays for 2008 (although as noted in that article, there are still a number of holidays not falling on a Monday). [...]

By: Fighting Work Burn-Out | PinoyDad.com

Fighting Work Burn-Out | PinoyDad.com — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:05:06 +0000

[...] a break. Even a machine breaks down without regular maintenance checks. Go on vacation. Go to Boracay or the nearest beach. If you can take a break with your kids around, bring them to Enchanted [...]

By: VisitPinas.com » Manila Ocean Park

VisitPinas.com » Manila Ocean Park — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 10:01:10 +0000

[...] it’s a fertility statue, which is pretty much the same with what you find in one of the Boracay islands. I don’t know why it’s at the Manila Ocean Park, but I do know that the nuns [...]