Boracay is gaining momentum just as tourists are beginning to return to the place. Truly the place is majestic if only people learn to take care of it.
According to the locals, when the island re opened on October 26, 2018, only 4,000+ from the original 15,000+ rooms were available to tourists. Boracay hotels' compliance with the new environmental rules took a toll on the surge of tourists.
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| Bamboo Hotel and Restaurant |
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| The Bamboo Beach Resort's massage area |
For those who wish to get a massage after a long day at the beach, the hotel also offers different types of massages though they don't come in cheap. The price is a bit steep for my approval; of course, it's up to you to decide. ;)
Boracay partly hid its beauty on our first day. The typhoon that affected the northern part of the Philippines slightly affected the island hence the windy profile and the "not so calm' waters. Despite that, its beauty did not disappoint and the clear water is just as inviting.
The second day promised a beautiful adventure in the island. Because most of the structures and establishments were under construction, we spent most of our time at the beach; every now and then visiting the few stalls and souvenir shops at the D Mall area.
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| Sunrise in Boracay |
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| Sunrise in Boracay |
Boracay's Station 1: Yes! There's the difference :D
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| Low tide profiles Boracay with wider, more scenic beach |
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| Boracay's Grotto during low tide |
