Boracay Island: Philippine’s Tropical Island Paradise
Boracay is Philippine’s tropical island paradise and a perfect island getaway. It is world famous because of its warm blue waters, powder-fine white sand and a palm fringed 4-kilometer beach and home of world-class dive sites. Boracay is an enchantingly beautiful island in Panay provinceThe world-famous White Beach has been rated as one of the finest tropical beaches in the world and is amongst the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines.
There are a lot of activities in Boracay. There is a Banana Boat ride that are popular with all ages particularly children. Boracay is a also a haven of aqua-sports enthusiasts. Boating around Boracay is made more exhilarating and relaxing by drifting around the island aboard a banca (outrigger) yachting or speed boating. Canoeing is another way to traverse the waters around the island. Boracay has two championship golf courses on 131 hectares of lush greenery. Horse Riding Stables are located near White Beach. Jet-skiing can be done off the beaches of Bocaray and wind Surfing has recently become famous as one of the country’s prime windsurfing venues. Parasailing and flying high over the waves as you whoosh through the air being pulled along by a speeding boat far below is a must for adventurers. This is a great way to view the island and surrounding seas. After sunset, the island transforms into one exciting night of dancing and partying. Explore the underwater world of Boracay with its marvelous rich variety of marine life which are visible against the pure, white sand. Coral reefs still continue to thrive around the island. Diving and snorkeling
gear are available at the many diving centers on the island.
Boracay offers an extensive choice of cuisine that rivals many large cities in the country. There are international restaurants that offer a fine of culinary fare – Indian, Caribbean, Japanese, French and Italian to name a few. Superb seafood is captured fresh from the sea and dining is reasonably priced and casual, often set in relaxed open-air restaurants dotted along the shoreline.
The world-famous island of Boracay is located in Aklan province 345 kilometers south of Manila. The island is accessible by air from Manila or Cebu through two principal gateways: Caticlan airport or Kalibo airport.