We would be honored to have you join us for our wedding celebration.
Jheneil & Don
We would be honored to have you join us for our wedding celebration.
Jheneil & Don
Things to Do
Shopping
Snorkeling and Beach hopping
Trips around the island frequently include snorkeling stops at various beaches or coves.
The most popular locations for snorkeling are Puka Beach, Ilig-Iligan Beach, and Crocodile Island. The front desk at the resorts can arrange boat trips that include lunch packages. Additionally, activities like banana boat rides, ziplining, and dune buggy tours are also available and enjoyable!
Diving and Aqua Sports
Golf
Spa and Massage
Many licensed masseuse roam the beachfront offering massages for Php
350.00/ $6.09 - 450/ 7.84 per hour.
You can also treat yourself to a luxurious day at the Mandala Spa. Being very popular, it is advisable to book reservations early.
Note: Rates are subject to change.
Wine and Dine
Start your day with a fantastic breakfast at Real Coffee, Lazy Dog, Lemon Cafe, or Sunny Side Cafe. For lunch or dinner, enjoy delicious Greek food at Cyma, savor Spanish cuisine at Dos Mestizos, or experience Italian dishes at Forno Osteria in Discovery Shores. If you’re in the mood for something exotic, try Kasbar for Moroccan delights.
The upscale Aria Cafe, located by D’Mall, offers wonderful Italian dishes along the pedestrian pathway. For tasty pizzas and melts, check out Don Vito Ristorante and Yellow Cab. You can also explore local flavors at Pamana Restaurant, Mayas, and Subo Restaurant, which serve delicious Filipino cuisine.
Don’t leave the island without visiting Los Indios Bravos, known for its gastropub cuisine. Station Juan at White House features a delectable spread of traditional Filipino and international dishes, with their famous Fanizza being a must-try.
Many of these restaurants offer seafood, but if you prefer to pick out fresh seafood yourself, visit Tindahan in Boracay. You can have your seafood cooked at one of the nearby market restaurants. For budget-friendly options, try Smoke, Mang Inasal, or Andoks, which are mostly located at D’Mall.
No trip to Boracay is complete without indulging in one of Jonahs or Jonnys famous fruit shakes. For nightlife, popular spots include Epic, Summer Place, OM Bar, and Wave Bar, which are known for parties that last until sunrise. For fans of techno music, check out Exit or Aplaya.
Banks
There are several banks on the island that will exchange US Dollars or Euros. Most resorts also offer currency exchange services. You can find ATMs at the DMall for cash withdrawals. Its generally better to pay in cash when settling bills at restaurants or malls since some smaller restaurants, resorts, and shops may charge a fee for credit card usage. Be sure to check with your resort regarding their payment policy.
For an updated conversion rate, please visit http://www.exchangerate.com/.
Directory
I. TRANSPORTATION BLTMPC – (036) 288 3271
E - Trike Rental
Main transportation in the island is via E-trike. Flagging down roving E-trike will cost PHP 20 per person during the day and PHP 40 per person during the night. Parked E-trike can be hired for private use from PHP60 - PHP150 per trip, although expect to negotiate on the price especially at night.
E-Trike - PHP 20 per person (shared trip)
Chartered E-trike - PHP 60 - PHP 250/trip for 7 persons
Multi-Cab Fares - PHP 250/ trip for 10 persons
Multi-Cab Rental - PHP 1000/ for two hours
Air Conditioned Van - PHP 800/trip
Rental Helicopter – (036) 288 4356
Note: Rates mentioned are still subject to change without prior notice.
