8 Things That We’ll Miss Now That Boracay’s Taking a Break
Apr 6, 2018 • Janelle Almosara
Apr 6, 2018 • Janelle Almosara
D*talipapa, that one magical place where boodle fights on the daily, yet you still would not get enough. This might be hunger or just pure sentimental value, but whatever it is, I’ll definitely miss those moments of pure joy over steaming hot rice and freshly cooked crabs. Oh, we will miss you and your wonderful selection of seafood.
A trip to Boracay will never be complete without enjoying some water sports! From learning how to swim like a mermaid to parasailing and helmet diving, there just seems to be infinite water activities that you can do while on the island. Of course, there’s beach bumming, but we know that it’s always the highlight of visiting the island.
There’s no better way to get through the scorching heat from the sun than by grabbing one of these famous fruit shakes. Sold in 500ml. bottles (you can’t spill this while walking by the beach!), this famous refreshment definitely holds a special place for those who have come and gone in the island.
Famous for its adrenaline pumping cliff jump points, Ariel’s Point is not only a place to jump and swim, but it has also become a spot where travelers get to meet each other. This spot has made its name, not only because you get to jump from high points, but also because it has helped foster nice connections between people. I mean, I suppose you’ll somehow still vaguely remember how you confessed your fear of heights over a total stranger (with matching tears), right? Aside from the water activities, Ariel’s Point has other activities too, like lunch buffets, open bars, and sunbathing spots. Oh, how we’ll miss you in the next 6 months.
Calamansi muffins have a distinct taste – a little sweet, a little tangy, but hit just the right spot. It’s soft and melts with every bite. We know that it’s arguable if it’s the best or not, but one thing’s for sure; it’s something that we’ll truly miss.
Boracay is truly one of the best spots in the country to party! With its famous pub crawl and bustling crowd, it is no wonder that many tourists and even fellow Filipinos dedicate time and effort to fly to the island just to let loose, enjoy, and have fun. Nothing like strolling by the beach, a drink in hand, and sharing a few laughs with good friends and new friends alike.
Let’s admit it, while the place is fun and a great spot to dance and drink all night long, Boracay still is a place for relaxation. There’s no better feeling when you walk through the powdery sands and swim on its blue waters. There might’ve been (tons) of issues, but still, we can’t deny that there’s just a certain charm on the island’s beaches that you couldn’t forget.
Boracay is one of those places where it’s just perfect to catch the golden hour. With the sea swimming in the golden rays of the sun, there are just no words to describe how gorgeous it is. Whatever they say, we believe that the island is still beautiful, and we can’t wait for Boracay to rehabilitate and be in its tip-top shape again. So long, Boracay – see you in 6 months!
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