Where to go in Boracay for Relaxing and Calming weekends: The Busy Millennials Escape

 

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Where to go in Boracay for Relaxing and Calming weekends: The Busy Millennials Escape



Boracay Island is the best island in the world- the hometown of Aklan province a tiny island in Western Visayas Philippines.

ABOUT BORACAY:

Balabag, Yapak, and Manoc-Manoc are the villages that compensate Boracay. The sheer beauty of Boracay is breathtaking, and its powdery, white sand beach is undoubtedly the best in the Philippines.

The water is crystal clear, cerulean, and arctic, making it ideal for swimming. Because of its mesmerizing dive spots, Boracay is also ideal for all millennial divers from all over the world. Boracay is dotted with calm seaside escapes apart from the crowds of tourists for some peace and quiet moments. Here are some of the best spots to visit during your weekend away.

JOHNY’S FRUIT SHAKE- THE ORIGINAL BORACAY FRUIT SHAKE



 Jony’s Fruit Shake offers all kinds of shakes you can imagine – Avocado Shake, Mango Shake, Watermelon Shake, Papaya Shake, Chocolate Shake, Banana Shake, and many more.

MAYA’S RESTAURANT



A restaurant in Boracay serving Filipino and Mexican dishes – Maya’s Restaurant is in Station 1 Boracay in front of Jony’s Hotel, alongside Jony’s Fruit shake, which they serve. It was established ion 1982, the same year Jony’s Fruit shake was established, but the name Maya refers to the local bird “Maya” and at the same time the indigenous people of Mexico – the Mayans.

The airy restaurant has a tropical atmosphere, fringed by palm trees, and adorned with potted greeneries.  Even the modern-designed rattan chairs here exude a tropical flair, offering a perfect view of the scenic bone-white sand and azure water of Boracay while you sip your favorite flavor of Jony’s Fruit shake.

PUKA SHELL BEACH





Puka Shell Beach is a place where you can still experience the purity of Boracay. It may have some hints of civilization, but there are still parts that have preserved their true serene self. Also, this is 800 meters long and fronted by a big cliff with a forest alongside it. At dusk, you can see flying foxes (very big bats) flying across the top of the cliff. The sand is coarser than that of White Beach due to the small bits of coral mixed in with it. In the past, the beach also used to be lined with puka shells, which is where it got its name from.

SWIMMING AT BORACAY WHITE BEACH



 

Boracay's White Beach is a popular tourist destination. Water activities, restaurants, bars, hotels, and entertainment abound, providing something for everyone. It is constantly crowded with tourists, sunbathers, and swimmers due to its popularity. It is certainly deserving of its honor because it is one of the best beaches in the Philippines for swimming and viewing the sunset.

 

 BORACAY SUNSET WATCHING





Boracay has one of the most beautiful sunsets in the Philippines if not the world.  The best places in Boracay to watch the last light of the day is at White Beach (Station 1, 2, or 3), Diniwid Beach, Hagdan Beach, Punta Bunga Beach, Balinghai Beach, and Puka Shell Beach, these are the beaches on the west side of the island. Another great way to catch the world-famous sunset in Boracay is by paraw sailing.  Paraw is a traditional boat made of wood with 2 outriggers and adorned by 2 colossal sails that can accommodate 4-6 passengers.  It’s a single shallow hull with floaters or bamboo on each side to balance the boat and prevent it from capsizing. These types of boats were originally used for fishing by the locals before it was commercialized to sunset sailing vessels.

These breathtaking sceneries of Boracay never fail to attract a lot of travelers who want to see the island's beauty firsthand, to the travelers who want to escape from stress and problems this destination is perfect to take a break and escape from reality, especially for the busy millennials that need to calm their mind and regain again a new energy and inspiration to be strong. All sleepless nights, stress, and worries in life there will be a good result in the future.


For References: BORACAY TOURIST SPOTS AND BORACAY THINGS TO DO (thepinaysolobackpacker.com)

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