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5 CONTENTS It’s more fun in Boracay.........................6 Geography ............................................7 Weather . .............................................. 8 Tourist Seasons .................................... 8 Getting to Caticlan Jetty Port . ............... 9 Transportation..................................... 10 From Caticlan Jetty Port to Boracay Island ................................12 Getting Around . ..................................13 Money ................................................14 Communication ..................................14 Visa Extensions . .................................15 MyBoracay Adventures .......................16 VIP Card...............................................20 Best Hotel Deals..................................22 Map 8 Nearby Island.............................24 Map 7 Boracay Island ..........................25 Map 1 Station 1................................... 26 Map 2a Station 1 and Sation 2 .............28 Map 2b Station 1 and Sation 2 .............30 Map 3 Station 2 ..................................32 Map 4 Station 3 ..................................34 Map 5 Bulabog . ..................................36 Map 6 D’Mall ......................................38 Investment.......................................... 41 Hotels and Resorts . ............................46 Shopping ............................................80 White Beach . ......................................80 D’Mall . ..........................................82 D’Talipapa . ....................................82 Plazoleta, E’mall & Tourist Center . ...84 Boracay Restaurants . .........................94 Bars, Pubs and Clubs . ......................130 Spa and Massage .............................138 Diving and Activities...........................148 Directory........................................... 163
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It’s More Fun in Boracay! Come home to Paradise! Boracay Island is an awardwinning island destination in the Philippines! It was voted as the Best Island in the World, and even beat the likes of Ibiza and Miami as the top Party Beach, not to mention it hosts the Best Kite Surfing location in Asia! Boracay is a tiny island, located on the northern end of Panay Island. It’s only 7kms long, and 1km wide at its narrowest. Despite its size, Boracay has everything to offer for travelers, holidaymakers, and locals! From the most luxurious 5-star hotels, to mid-range accommodations, and backpacker hostels, you will definitely find something to suit your budget! Boracay is also a food haven, having hundreds of restaurants featuring cuisines from all over the world, you will never run out of options. Famous for its pulsing nightlife, White Beach never sleeps! Hop from reggae bars, clubs, and pubs offering happy hours every night! If the party scene gets a bit tiring, there are several quiet beaches that you can laze around on a hot day. For extreme adventurers, there are numerous day trip excursions for you
to explore jungles, lagoons, and scenic sights on neighboring islands. Boracay’s back beach, or Bulabog beach is the water sports playground for kitesurfers, and windsurfers! Discover what the island has in store for you and take time to read this guide book, made especially to help you get the most out of your vacation!
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Geography Boracay is located on the western part of Visayas, specifically in the province of Aklan, one of the four provinces in Panay Island. It is 350 kilometers south of Manila, and comprised of three barangays— Yapak in the North, Balabag in the center, and Manoc-Manoc in the South. The whole island, shaped like a dog-bone, is only 7kms long and 1km wide at its narrowest. The main tourism area, White Beach, is 4kms long and is divided into three stations— Station 1, Station 2 and Station 3. The stations were named after boat stations back in the day when boats still docked on the beach. The second most popular beach is on the opposite side of the island called Bulabog Beach, where water sports enthusiasts gather to surf and sail their kites. Boracay has 10 other beaches, like Puka Shell Beach, located in the north, and some other secluded beaches such as Diniwid Beach, Ilig-Iligan Beach, Punta Bunga Beach, Balinghai Beach, Lagutan Beach, Tambisaan Beach, Manoc Manoc Beach, Cagban Beach, Tulubhan Beach and Lapus Lapus Beach. Some beaches are owned by private resorts but several are still accessible by dirt road or boat.
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Amihan - High Season (November to March) | 25-32°C (77-90°F) Cool at night and warm day time, moderate rain, northeasterly to easterly winds Summer (April / May / June) | 28-38°C (82-100°F) Hot and mostly dry, sometimes easterly to southeasterly trade winds Habagat - Low Season (May/June to September/October) | 25-32°C (77-90°F) Winds from the southwest, moderate to heavy rainfall, humid
Tourist Seasons
Low Season is when the wind blows “westward” onto White Beach. There is more rain than usual, but there are fewer tourists, and lower prices on accommodations, as well as cheaper goods and services. The low season begins in June, and ends in October. During High Season, the wind comes from the east side of the island, and White Beach is protected. The wind blows out to sea, leaving the beach pristinely clean and generally calm. Since it is winter in the northern hemisphere, most foreign tourists come in numbers to escape the cold from their countries. This is also the best time for water sports since the wind is reliable for kite surfing on Bulabog Beach. High Season starts in October and ends in May. Peak Season is when tourists visiting Boracay reach its height. This is usually around the holidays of Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year, and Holy Week (Easter Week). Some resorts have a +10% to +25% premium on their rooms, and the island gets fully booked. Make sure you book as far in advance as possible.
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Getting to Caticlan Jetty Port By Air:
The most convenient way to go to Boracay is to fly by plane. 1. Caticlan Airport – This is a small airport located 5 minutes away from Caticlan Jetty Port. Because of its small runway, only turboprop airplanes are used. Domestic carriers such as Cebu Pacific and Air Philippines are the only ones who use this airport. It is possible to walk
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from the airport to the jetty port, but if you’re carrying heavy luggage, you can also take the tricycle for P50. 2. Kalibo Airport – A larger airport located 90 minutes away from Caticlan Jetty Port. From the airport, travelers have to take a van or use a transportation service to go to Caticlan port. There are some international flights using this airport, and most airlines are available. By Sea: For adventure-seekers, a budget cruise-line known as 2GO, departs from Batangas Port (2 hours away from Manila) and sail to Caticlan Port, for roughly 9-10 hours. By Land and Sea: Another way to reach the island is by taking a RORO, or Roll On/Roll Off Bus Ferry. The trip is a combination of overland bus travel and sailing.
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From Manila, the bus will take you to Batangas Port, ferry to Calapan, Mindoro and then stop at Roxas, Mindoro before traveling to Caticlan Port. This is perfect for those who seek the cheapest and off-beaten path to Boracay. The journey can take from 12-15 hours.
From Caticlan Jetty Port to Boracay Island
Upon Arriving in Caticlan Jetty Port, tourists have to pay an Environmental Fee of 75Php, Terminal Fee of 100Php and a Boat Fee of 25Php. These tickets are bought outside before entering the luggage check. The Caticlan Jetty Port is owned, managed and operated by the Provincial Government of Aklan, under the Economic Enterprise Development Department, constructed to provide better transfer facilities for the convenience of domestic and the international tourists traveling to Boracay. The ferry from Caticlan to Boracay (Cagban Port during High Season & Tambisaan Port during Low Season) runs from 5:00AM to 6:00PM. There are ferries that travel at night from 6:00PM to 10:00PM that costs 30Php. There are some ferries that sail after 10PM, called Night Navigation, but you have to check and book with a special transportation service.
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Both Cagban Port and Tambisaan Port are located on the southern tip of the island. From either of the ports, it will take you 10-15minutes to go to White Beach. There is a terminal of chartered tricycles outside the port which costs 150Php for a maximum of five persons. However, if you don’t have much luggage, you can walk further outside the port and get a regular tricycle for 20Php per person, to take you to White Beach.
Getting Around
Most of the tourists stay near White Beach, where the majority of the accommodations, bars, restaurants, and activity centers are located. It is possible to walk from one station to another, but if you’d like to take a tricycle, you can just hail one on the main road for 10Php per person (nonchartered). Bulabog Beach, where water sports enthusiasts practice kite surfing, is only a 10 minute walk from central White Beach. If you want to get around the island and see other beaches, such as the Puka Shell Beach, you can hire a tricycle for 150Php per hour. The highest point on the island is the Ocean Tower on Mt. Luho. This is a great sight-seeing point, and can be reached by riding tricycle, or with a half an hour trek using Lapus-Lapus Road from Bulabog Beach. If you prefer to explore the island on your own, there are bicycles for rent around White Beach. Motorbikes are also available, as well as ATVs, and Buggy Cars. If you want to travel by sea, a traditional Visayan sailing boat with two outriggers, Paraw, can be chartered for a day trip.
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Money
The currency is the Philippine Peso (PhP). Bill denominations are: 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 pesos. It is better to bring your cash in 500 PhP denominations as you will find that getting change for 1,000 Peso bill can be difficult at times. ATMs dispense in 500 and 1,000 PhP bills. There are ATMs on White Beach, at D’Mall, and on the main road that accept foreign debit/bank cards. There are three banks on the island: Allied Bank of the Philippines, Bank of the Philippine Islands and Metrobank. During high and peak season the ATM’s tend to run out of cash and are not refilled until the next business day, so withdraw money early in the day and before the weekend. Foreign Currency is best exchanged at the banks or money changing stores. Only big restaurants and hotels accept credit cards including MasterCard, Visa and American Express. Personal checks are generally not accepted. Traveler’s checks get a lower exchange rate and should be changed at Allied Bank or the Boracay Tourist Center. The Tourist Center will also give cash advances on credit cards (7%+ fee), and safety deposit boxes are available for rent.
Communication
Boracay Island is serviced by three mobile providers, SMART, SUN CELLULAR and GLOBE. They have good reception through most of the island. Visitors can purchase a SIM card with a local number for 65 Php then buy Pre-Paid Calling cards for 100Php or 500Php, or electronic load for as low as 10Php. Text messages are the main form of communication at a cost of 1 peso per text, making the Philippines one of the Text Capitals of the World. Standard call rates range from 6 to 8Php per minute.
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International texts are priced between 15-20Php, while regular IDD calls are normally $0.40 per minute. Landline best forofinternational calls. There are several Welcomecalls to are thecheaper, tropicaland paradise Boracay Island! It’s 4km long, International Phone the White Beach footpath and has in D’Mall. powder white sandbooths beachalong and crystal clear turquoise water been Some phone service, but generally more voted resorts one of also the have best international beaches in the world. Boracay Island isat about expensive rates. Philippines country code is +63. Boracay’s area code is 7km long, and hasGuide’s severalphone remote beaches around island,would as well (036). My Boracay number calling from the overseas be as Bulabog Beach, which is the best kiteboarding and watersports +63 36 288-9999. beach inhas Asia.several Boracay is a vacationer’s withand luxury 5 star Boracay internet cafes along paradise, White Beach in D’mall. However, a goodtraditional number ofbungalows; restaurantssomething and bars are Wifi. hotels, through for offering anyone’sfree budget There is a private office in the Center which is open from 9amand taste. There post are all kinds of Tourist activities on the island, most famous 10pm There is one LBCand branch in Station There 3 on the along for thedaily. diving, kiteboarding, windsurfing. aremain manyroad fantastic with a new branch to Budget Mart.from around the world. Boracay is restaurants on thenext island with flavors There are two local newspapers covering events and happenings on the above called all elsethefamous for Sun” it’s nightlife, with pubs, bars and island “Boracay and “Boracay Informer”. You dance can findclubs this that are jumping late into the night. Take the time to get acquainted for free at popular establishments on the island. There are three majorwith FM the information in this book Easy to help you93.5 findand whatRadio you need to make Radio Stations, Yes FM 91.1, Rock Boracay 106.1.your
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Visa Extensions keep smiling, you are officially on vacation! The Bureau of Immigration (BOI) can extend visitor visas as well as process other changes required in visa status. For visa extensions you will be Geography
required to make photocopies of your passport and fill out a visa application Boracay is in the province of Aklan, located in Panay. This is the form. The cost varies depending on your visa and desired length of stay. center of the Philippines. These central islands are the Visayas, You can expect to pay 3,030.00 Php for a 38-day extension. Please extend region 6. 1-2 weeks before visa expires to avoid penalty. There is a dress code so With 18,058 local residents, thetops. Island of are Boracay 1006 hectares avoid wearing board shorts or tank They locatedison the main road and shaped like a dog bone. It is about 7 km long, and 1 km next to Nirvana Resort, and are open from Monday to Friday at 8am wide at 12 it’s noon narrowest. White Beach and beach to and 1pm to 5:30pm. ThereBulabog is another are the primary and secondary tourism branch in Kalibo near the airport next to Saylo beaches, both located oppositecall of 288each Restaurant. For more information other. 5267 (Boracay) 500-7601 (Kalibo).
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1. Free Boracay Orientation 2. ATV and Buggy Car Php 1,000 ATV rental per unit, Php 1,500 Buggy Car rental per unit 3. Electric Chariot Tour Php 1,000 30 minutes, Php 1,400 60 minutes, Php 1,800 90 minutes 4. Manic Monkey Party Php 2,000 per person 5. Indiana Jones Eco Tour Php 2,200 4 or more person, Php 2,800 per person minimum of 2 person 6. Horseback Riding Php1,000 per person 7. Mountain Bike Cruising and trekking in Panay Php 2,000 per person 2 or more pax Php 1,550 Boracay Bike Tours 8. Land Tour Php 2,400 1-2 person, Php 3,500 3-4 person Php 4,500 5 person 9. Stand Up Paddle Tour in Panay Php 2,200 per person (min of 4 person) Php 3,000 per person (min of 2 person) 10. A. Parasailing B. Jet Ski C. Helmet Dive D. Flyfish E. Banana Boat F. Wake Boarding G. Speed Boat Rental H. Kiteboarding I. Wind Surfing J. Tornado Jet Boat 11. Jetski Tours Php 5,500 per unit (minimum 2 units) 12. Scuba Diving Php 3,000 Discover Scuba Php 21, 000 Open Water Php 1,600 per dive
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15% off on all menu items in the Coco CafĂŠ 20% off on all Coco Cafe souvenirs and mugs.
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27 La Reserve Surrender Day Spa: Avail 1 hour massage 10% on all food and drink items and get an additional 30 minutes FREE 15% on all room types for hotel Ka-on: Buy 1 main entree and get your next accommodation dish at 50% off (entree with less value shall be applied for the 50% discount) 28 Lemon Café Solstice: Happy hour 24/7 (coupon entitles 10% discount on food and beverages bearer to “buy 1 take 1” on all standard cocktails and local beers at any time during 29 Sand Bar operating hours) 10% discount on all menu items 16 Filigrenesia 30 5% off their purchase of P2,500 and up (on Shades Boracay FREE sunglasses case when you buy all products) sunglasses 17 Gerry’s Grill 10% discounts on all food item/ Free Dessert 31 Sbarro - Leche Flan & Birthday Song for Birthday Free iced tea for every meal Celebrant / -Free One Pulutan/dish for every 32 Paraiso Grill purchase of Beer Bundle all day 10% discount on all regular price except for promos, lobster & prawns 18 Caruso 10% discount on all items 33 Liberalia FREE transportation every 30 min from 19 Crystal Cove 9pm – 1am Fridays and Saturdays For every 10 persons, get 1 free Nov (8, 9, 22, 23) Dec (6, 7, 20, 21, 27, 28) Jan (10, 11, 24, 25) 20 Spiderhouse 10% discount on food and drink items 34 Crazy Crepes Php15 OFF on one regular icre cream crepe 21 Agos Boracay book 3 nights, and get 1 night free 35 Cinnabon * Except Peak Season & subject to room Php30 off on Choco Mocha Chillatta availability Php30 off on Caramel Pecanbon 22 Dive Gurus Book 3 nights, and get a “try dive” for free
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BORACAY SAFETY TIPS • Ensure the safety of your valuables (money, jewelry, laptop, etc.) avail a safety deposit box when leaving your hotel/resort. • Do not leave your valuables unattended on the beach while swimming. • Leave important documents (passport, plane tickets, etc.) at the resort’s safety deposit box when going island hopping or other water activities. To ensure the safety of your cellphones and other gadgets, put them in a water proof bag. • Avoid swimming when drunk or after taking heavy meals. • Swim only in designated areas for safety and to avoid accidents. • Bring enough money when going bar and disco hopping. • Avoid going to dark places with a stranger. • Always keep your room windows and door properly locked. For emergency and assistance call phone numbers below: Police Boracay (036) 288-3066 Department of Tourism (036) 288-3689 Malay Tourism (036) 288-7108
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Boracay Real Estate
With its long stretches of white sandy beaches, tropical weather, and amazing turquoise waters, Boracay is not just a premier tourist destination. Over the years, Boracay has changed dramatically from being an untouched piece of nature to a booming island catering to all kinds of different travelers. From luxury villas, tree houses, condominiums, apartments, and resort residences, the island offers you properties and investment opportunities that you won’t find anywhere else. Aqua Boracay by Yoo is the first resort residence designed by Yoo in the Philippines. Yoo is a UK-based firm known for its world-class portfolio of clients around the globe. The property is located in Bulabog Beach, the best kite boarding beach in Asia. If you’re looking for other investment options, BBC - Boracay Business Center, established in 1989 is one of the most well known real estate offices on the island. Give them a call, and you will be helped by their friendly personal. SPR Boracay is a Swiss-owned real estate office providing sales and rentals for luxurious beach huts, holiday houses as well as plots of land. The island’s development is set to skyrocket with the expansion plans of the airport in Caticlan and many large developers moving in to start projects of their own. This is the perfect opportunity to have a piece of this world-class paradise for your own!
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Hotels & Resorts White Beach, Boat Station 1
Station 1 is the northern section of White Beach and is home to some of the luxury resorts in Boracay. Almost all the resorts are right on the beach, and offer in-house services that you would expect from high end resorts. The sand is the nicest at this end of white beach, and is generally quieter than station 2.
White Beach, Boat Station 2
Station 2 is the restaurant, shopping, entertainment, and party central of White Beach. You can find some high-end resorts, and mid-range accommodations as well as many of the hippest bars and pubs in this area. D’Mall is also located in this station, making it the busiest part of the beach. You can see that more than a hundred small tourist shops and restaurants stretch from the beach all the way to the main road.
White Beach, Boat Station 3
Station 3 is the last section of White Beach to be developed. Most of the remaining budget and native style bungalows are located here. There are a number of good and cheap restaurants, diving shops, and little stores found in this area. Although just recently, more upscale resorts and services have been developed to take advantage of this station’s relaxed atmosphere. This is the first part of the beach to get empty.
Bulabog Beach
Bulabog Beach is the 2.5km long water sports beach of Boracay, and is located on the east side of the island. It is known as the “Number One kite boarding beach in Asia”, and is protected by a huge reef. It offers jet skis, parasailing and boating of all types during Habagat season. It is a 5 minute walk from D’Mall and 10 minutes from White Beach. There are several quiet resorts lining the beach, and a few bars worthy to check out.
Off White Beach Off White Beach,there are various accommodations, including some of the most luxurious resorts nestled away in secluded beaches, if you are looking to stay away from the crowd and would like to have some privacy.
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Address: Station 1, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan Location Tel. No.: (036) 288-3794 to 97 Fax No.: (036) 288-3016 Map 1 Email: info@willysbeachclubhotel.com, Page 27 weddings@willysbeachclubhotel.com F-4 Website: www.willysbeachclubhotel.com
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Location Address: Station 2, White Beach Page 31 Tel. No.: (036) 288-6129, 288-3301 Email: mangoray@kalibo-cable.tv Map 2b mangoray@hotmail.com E-5 Website: www.mango-ray.com
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Location Address: Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines Page 29 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3020 | (Fax) (036) 288-3017 Map 2A Email: info@lareserve-boracay.com H-4 Website: www.lareserve-boracay.com
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Location Address: Station 2, Balabag, Boracay Island, Philippines Map 2B Tel. No.: (036) 288-3233 | 288-3067 (Fax) Page 31 Email: boracaydeparisbeachresort@gmail.com F-5 Website: www.deparisboracaybeachresort.com
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Address: Boracay Eco-village Resort Tourism Economic Zone, Location Map 7 Yapak, Boracay Island Tel. No.: (036) 288-5826 | 288-5825 | 288-4118 Page 25 Email: boracayecovillage@ymail.com B-2 Website: www.boracayecovillage.net /www.boracayconventioncenter.com
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Address: Tulubhan, Manoc-Manoc, Boracay Island Tel. No.: (036) 288-5232 | 288 2000 Email: boracaywaterworld@ymail.com Website: cafe.daum.net/windsurfingboca facebook: bww_resort@yahoo.com
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Location Address: Station 2, Balabag, Boracay Island Map 2B Tel. No.: (036) 288-3140 Page 31 Email: mail@nirvana-resorts.com E-2 Website: http://nirvana-resorts.com/
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hy is Oro Beach Resort the best choice for you? Do W you require spacious rooms complete with a full range of amenities? Looking for spacious verandahs where you can breathe in the fresh sea air and be reborn into island life?
Oro Beach Resort‌ Paradise found.
Location Address: Station 3 Boracay Island Map 3 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3303 | 288-4627 (Fax) Page 33 Email: boracaypeninsula@yahoo.com H-4 Website: http://www.boracaytrinidadresorts.com us at Station 1 in our recently constructed Jyouoin amenity-rich resort. Our Beachfront Cabanas give the opportunity to enjoy white beach while sipping
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Location Address: Station 1 Boracay Island Map 1 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3085 | 288-4268 (Fax) Page 26 Email: lasbrisasboracay@gmail.com C-5 Website: http://www.boracaytrinidadresorts.com
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Location Address: Station 3, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3313 | 0917-242-0833 (Mobile) Page 34 Email: orchidslynn@hotmail.com C-3 Website: www.orchidsboracay.com
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Location Address: Sitio Ambulong, Manoc-manoc, Boracay Island Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-5234 Email: faith_village@yahoo.com Page 34 Facebook: FAITH VILLAGE NEW LIFE CONFERENCE CENTER A-3
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Location Address: 0390 Bulabog Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan Map 5 Tel. No.: 0939-937-9052 (Mobile) Page 37 Email: levantinboracay@yahoo.com F-4 Facebook funpage: http://www.facebook.com/levantin-boracay
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Location Address: Station 1 Road 1-A, Balabag, Boracay Map 2B Tel. No.: (036) 288-3047, Fax: (036) 288-3816 Email: seabirdresort_boracay@yahoo.com Page 30 Website: seabirdinternationalresort.com B-3
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Location Address: Station 2 Manggayad, Balabag, Boracay Island Map 3 Tel. No.: (036) 288 4085 to 86; 288 4380; 288 4379 (FAX) Page 32 Email: inquiry@boracayholidayresort.com C-2 Website: http://www.boracayholidayresort.com
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Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is a world - renowned, Triple - A resort located at the beachfront of Station 2 in Boracay Island, Philippines. The hotel has 52 rooms and suites and offers a modern Filipino design that captivates the essence of luxurious living in a tropical island setting. Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is home to Don Vito Ristorante Italiano, an award-winning restaurant famous for its wood fire brick oven baked pizza.
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Manila Sales Office: Unit36-G, 36th Floor, Pearl of the Orient Condominium, 1318 Roxas Blvd. corner Padre Faura St., Malate Manila 1000 Philippines Tel. Nos.: + (63)(2)567 1672/ 567 1750/ 524 4759 Fax: +(63)(2) 567 1673 Address: Beachfront, Station 2 Balabag, Boracay Islan Tel. No.: (036) 288-3444 | (036) 288-4999 Email: reservation@boracaymandarin.com Website: http://www.boracaymandarin.com
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Address: Main Road Station 2, Brgy. Balabag, Boracay Island (across hospital) Tel. No. : (036) 288 2663 Mobile: (0925) 506 2467 Email: agosboracay@yahoo.com Like us on Facebook: Agos Boracay Rooms + Beds
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Location Address: Bulabog Beach, Balabag, Boracay Island Malay, Aklan 5608 Philippines Map 5 Page 37 Tel. No. : (036) 288 1449 Email: info@pahuwayan.com E-4 Website: www.pahuwayan.com
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Location Address: Station 1, (beside Starbucks), Boracay Island Map 2A Tel. No.: (036) 288-6102 Habagat (036) 2885787 | 09105711274 Email: winnielevai@hotmail.com Page 29 Website: www.kiteboracay.com G-5 Youtube: Habagat Kitevillage Boracay Phillippines
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Strolling along White Beach and checking out the little shops is a great way to feel the island vibe! There are countless shops selling everything from sunglasses, pearls, model sailboats, fake watches, belts and numerous little souvenirs for your friends back home! If you want customized souvenir, there are shops that paint your name or any words you like on bracelets, cups and other trinkets. You can also check out the local artists doing their interpretation of Boracay’s sunset on hand painted T-shirts. If you want some pampering, there are numerous massages offered by local masseuses. Stalls doing hair braiding and henna tattoos are all lined up and down the beach. Island activities such as scuba diving, helmet diving, parasailing, paraw sailing, and other water activities are also available. If you’re feeling a bit frustrated from all hawkers, just give them a smile and politely decline their offer, after all you are here to relax on vacation.
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D’Mall D’Mall Shopping Area is at the heart of White Beach. Located in Station 2, and starting at Budget Mart on the Main Road, going down to White Beach, you will see an array of shops ranging from designer clothes, souvenirs, swimsuits, optical and dental services, upscale and mid-priced restaurants, a European Deli offering all kinds of great imported products, and some great places to enjoy some cocktails. If you enter the D’Mall using the road beside Crafts Super Market, you can find a wet market selling fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, and meats. There are also a good number of cheap eateries around this area as well as some budget resorts. D’Talipapa D’Talipapa is another shopping area located in Station 2. If you plan on cooking, this is a great place to shop for fresh vegetables, seafood, meats and spices. There are also some Paluto restaurants around where they will be happy to cook up any dish you like! Aside from its food offerings, you can stretch your money by shopping for cheap souvenirs along the numerous alleyways. Don’t forget to haggle in order to get the best prices!
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Plazoleta Plazoleta is a native-style shopping strip in Station 2. This small strip offers a unique shopping experience with Juice Bar and Lonely Planet at the corner, as well as a line-up of little stores selling art works, handicrafts, percussion drums, leather goods, and distinct souvenirs. If you start craving for Thai Food while shopping, try out restaurant Siam at the back of Plazoleta. At night, the whole area transforms into a hip dance club. More shopping can be found along the main road near station 3 at E-Mall. Check out the latest fashions at Mango outlet, dine on Chinese cuisine at Yumsing, exchange foreign currency or pick up some meds at the pharmacy. If you continue on the dirt road towards the beach you will find Galleria De Boracay. Here you can enjoy tasty low cost meals at Zest.
Tourist Center Check out the Tourist Center for a one stop service center that offers private postal services, business center, island information, travel & tours, forex & card services, safety deposit boxes, beachfront massage and shopping center with export quality clothing, handicrafts, accessories, Filipino delicacies and imported goods. Located on White Beach between station 2 and 3.
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More than just Paradise, Boracay is a food heaven for everyone! The island has a great concentration of various cuisines from all over the world! The amazing selection of flavors stemming from Thai, Greek, Spanish, Mexican, Cuban, Moroccan, Norwegian, German, Japanese, Italian, Chinese, Canadian, Korean, French, British and Filipino, gives an incredible dining experience that you will never find anywhere else. Boracay’s food culture can be attributed to a high level of diversity among people who decided to open up restaurants and serve dishes from their home countries. From upscale restaurants to the numerous buffets along White Beach where you can gorge on fresh grilled seafood, you will definitely have a gastronomical adventure!
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Location Address: White Beach, Boracay Island Map 3 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3206 Fax: (036) 288 3478 Page 33 Email: diving@calypso-boracay.com E-4 Website: calypso-boracay.com
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Location Address: Station 2, Balabag, Boracay Island, Philippines Map 3 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3233 | 288-3067 (Fax) Page 32 Email: boracaydeparisbeachresort@gmail.com A-4 Website: www.deparisboracaybeachresort.com
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Location Address: Station 3 Boracay Island Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3400 Page 34 Email: info@sulu-plaza.com A-4 Website: http://www.sulu-plaza.com
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Address: Front Beach, Station 2, (Beside D’ Mall), Boracay Island Tel. No.: (036) 288-6473, 666-2227 Mobile: 0927 202 2419 Email: gasthofcafelei@yahoo.com; leiyamamoto20@yahoo.com
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Location Address: D’ Mall, Unit # 82 Phase 4, Boracay Island Map 6 Tel. No.: (036) 288-2236 Page 38 Email: supersubmarinesandwichshop@gmail.com C-4 Like us on Facebook: Super Submarine Sandwich Shop
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Location Address: Station 2, G/F Kamayan Bldg. (beside Crafts) Balabag, Malay, Aklan. Map 6 Tel No.: (036) 288 2283 call for FREE DELIVERY Page 38 Smart - 0928 860 3056 Globe - 0917 328 7123 G-1 Website: www.tilapianchips.com
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Location Map 2B Address: D’ Mall (formerly sealovers), Boracay Island Tel No.: (036) 288-6139 Page 30 E-mail: pedersen.crisanta@yahoo.com C-5
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D Mall, Station 2, Boracay (by the ferris wheel) (036) 288-4026 for delivery look for JECK with minimum of 700Php from station 1 to 3
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Location Map 4 Address: Station 3, Boracay Island Tel. No.: (036) 288-5447 Page 34 Email: bei_kurt_boracay@hotmail.com C-4
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Address: Station 2, Barangay Balabag, Boracay Island Tel. No.: (036) 288-2358; 288-1448 local 735 Email: carusoboracay@gmail.com Address: 210 Nicanor Garcia St. (formerly Reposo St.) Bel-Air Village, Makati City, Philippines Tel. No.: (632) 895-2451; Fax.: (632)895-8790
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Location Address: Station 2, Boracay White Beach, Aklan Map 2B Tel No.: (036) 288-2694 LIKE US on Facebook (Cinnabon Philippines) Page 38 FOLLOW US on Twitter (Cinnabon Philippines) B-5
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Location Address: Station 2, Front Beach Map 6 Unit 78 D’Mall Phase IV, Station 2 Page 26 Tel. No.: (036)288-2695 LIKE US on Facebook (crazy crepes) C-3
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Location Address: Station 1, Boracay White Beach, Aklan Map 2A Tel No.: (036) 288-1667 | 0917-8427290 Email: info.tibraz@gmail.com Page 29 Website: www.tibrazboracay.com H-5
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Voted as one of the world’s top Party Beaches, Boracay’s nightlife continues to impress with it’s smorgasbord selection of the hippest bars and clubs! Happy Hour usually starts from 5 to 7, although some bars extend this until 8pm. Enjoy your cocktail while chilling on a beach bean bag chair, have your drink served in your cabana, or grab a beer at your resort’s pool bar. This is the island that never sleeps! Station 3 has a more laid-back party culture with its native style reggae bars. Check out Red Pirates for an old beach bar shack style, great music, cool people and a cozy atmosphere. They mostly serve drinks, and food is only available every Friday in high season during BBQ night. Probably the heart of the party and center of all action is Station 2 withs an unbeatable nightlife starting from Regency’s full band on the beach and brand new Wave Club with an air-conditioned dance floor. The Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel also has a live band you can enjoy while dining. Summer Place caters to the club goers, where DJ’ed parties are usually one of the last to go down every night. Epic is a great choice if you want to dine and dance the night away. D’Hobbit House has nightly performers. Bom Bom Bar and Pat’s Creek offer a very relaxed reggae environment with nightly performers. Bamboo Lounge has regular fire dancers who will light your cigarette while twirling fire in your face, if you are brave enough! Nigi Nigi Nu Noos is a great place to enjoy ice cold San Miguel draft or tropical cocktails in a native style bar and restaurant. Don’t miss out on all you can beer and ribs every Friday evening! Juice Bar in Plazoleta draws a young crowd every night, while Exit
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Bar, located between Bom Bom and Red Coconut has a great mix of locals, divers, kiteboarders and all around interesting people. Expats often congregate at Crafty’s Rooftop Bar above Crafts Supermarket, Rumbas in D’mall, and Nigi Nigi Nu Noos. Station 1 is also home to a lot of cool and happening bars on the Beach and main road. Enjoy comfortable lounge chairs on the beach with refreshing cocktails and a flavorful Shisha while listening to acoustic music in Mint Bar. If you go to Station 1’s Main Road, Boracay’s oldest bar, Cocomangas hosts Full Moon Parties, and the iconic drinking game of “Still Standing after 15”. Partygoers who can still stand up after drinking 15 shooters receive a plaque on the wall and a shirt, plus one point for their country. Club Paraw offers great food, dancing and lounging on White Beach. Best time to party? Every night! However a few times of year stand out as the best since a lot of money is put into brand promotion so you can expect party grandeur. Come for Halloween, Christmas/New Year week and Holy week (Easter) if you want to see some of the best parties in the world. Check out the newest party on the island every two weeks at Puka Shell Beach! Liberalia is a 48 hour party on the most virgin, untouched beach of the island. A free shuttle departs BPI near D’mall Friday and Saturday nights every 30 minutes from 9pm to 1am. November 8-10, 22-24 December 6-8, 20 – 22, 27 – 29 January 10 – 12, 24 – 26 The place where the language of music is spoken fluently. A jungle pool party on the mainland is also a must try for all party goers out there. Be ready to get wet and wild in a cold spring while rocking out local and international DJs.
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Happy Hour from 12noon - 10pm on standard cocktails and local beers.
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Location Tel. No.: +63 999 855 3733; +63 906 325 9616 Email: manicmonkey2013@gmail.com Map 8 Page 24 Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheManicMonkeyCrew B-7 Website: www.manicmonkeycrew.com
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Spa and Massage
Your vacation wouldn’t be complete without some pampering! Treat yourself to some of the numerous spas and massages on the island! For the budget travelers, there are many independent women that walk down the beach and offer massages right on the sand for 300Php. There is a good number of massage stations located on the footpath for 350Php. Some hotels have massage houses on the beach that offer quality massages. Some hotels offer in-house massage services on the beach or in your room. If you are looking for a fantastic spa in station 3, try Yasuragi for massages, wet and dry saunas, and a Jacuzzi tub. Beautification treatments, soothing massages and the famous King and Queen package can be found at Bella Isa. Palasa Spa has a whole range of excellent spa and massage services. Spa Helios offers a range of luxury spa and massage options best shared with your lover. For more upscale treatments and ultimate pampering, try Mandala Spa & Villas, Terra Wellness Spa at Discovery Shores and Regency’s Kai Spa.
Location Address: Station 3 White Beach (accessible by Angol Point Road) Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-5320 Email: mail@boracaysurfside.com Page 34 D-5 Website: http://www.boracaysurfside.com
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Location Address: Station 3, Beach Front, Boracay Island Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-1381 (reservations) Email: bellaboracay@gmail.com Page 34 Website: www.bellaisaboracay.com D-5
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Location Address: Bantud, Manoc Manoc, Boracay Island, Map 7 Malay, Aklan, Philippines Page 25 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3315 Email: mail@boracayhills.com D-6
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Diving Diving is an extremely popular activity in Boracay! See the island’s thriving sea life and marvel at the array of colorful fish, corals, shipwrecks and more! The waters surrounding Boracay have excellent sites for beginners and experienced divers alike. The waters are packed with vibrant fish and reefs, wreck sites, caves and canyons. There are 30+ great dive sites within 30 minutes of Boracay. Diving is year round, although the best time to go diving is December to June. PADI Discovery Dive is for those who want to experience diving for the firsttime and is priced at Php 3,000. For a full course, the most common is the PADI open water certification course Yapak IV Bat Cave for Php 20,000. Other courses available Yapak III 5 are advanced open water, enriched air, Yapak II and rescue through dive master. Some Yapak I Punta dives offered in Boracay are drift dives, Bunga Ilig-Iligan night dives, cave dives, deep dives, and wreck dives! Baling-Hai I My Boracay Guide would like to thank Dustin and Blue Mango Diving for the following information. The Blue Mango establishment is a dive Tulubhan center, boutique hotel, and Reef restaurant.
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Location Address: Station 3 Boracay Island Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-5486 | 288-5469 | (63) 9189193830 (Mobile) Page 34 Email: info@divegurus.com B-4 Website: http://www.divegurus.com
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Location Address: Station 1, Boracay Island Map 2A Tel. No.: (036) 288-2011 Email: milkymaming@yahoo.com Page 28 Facebook: MILKY’s Helmet Diving B-5
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Location Address: Station 3, White Beach, Boracay Map 4 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3809 Page 34 Email: info@goproidc.com Website: www.whitebeachdivers.com D-5
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Habagat Address: Bulabog Beach Map 5 Tel. No.: (036) 288-3766 (036) 288-2527 Page 36 Email: info@kite-asia.com D-4 Website: www.boracay-kiteresort.com
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Location Address: See White Beach Maps for location Tel. No.: (036) 288-4599 | 09177233172 / 09184905619 (Mobile) See White Beach Maps Email: roland@boracayactivities.com for location Website: www.boracayactivities.com
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Location Address: Sitio Campong, Brgy. Canyayo, Santa Fe, Romblon Tel. No.: (036) 288-9999 0999 8890042(Mobile) Map 8 Email: bythesearesort.tablas@gmail.com Page 24 Website: bythesearesort-tablas-island.com B-4 Facebook: by the sea resort - tablas island
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Location Address: Surfers Home Boracay, Bulabog Beach Map 5 Tel. No.: (036) 288-4787 Page 36 D-4 Website: www.surfershomeboracay.com
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Location Address: Station 2, Fisheye Divers, White Beach Map 2A Tel. No.: (036) 288-1690 Mobile: 0999 8133208(Smart) 0917 344 2375 (Globe) Page 29 Email: aquasub@yahoo.com G-5 Website: www.aquasub.com.ph
163 www.MyBoracayGuide.com lowest prices for hotels and resorts EMERGENCY NUMBERS Bureau of Immigration 036 288 5267 Department of Tourism 036 506 0094 Fire Department 198 (24-hour Hotline) Hospital 036 288 3041 Lifeguard Command Center 036 288 3689| 60 PCGA Rescue 036 506 3486 Philippine Coast Guard 036 506 6150 Police 036 288 3036 | 288 6940 | 288 4392 AIRLINES Airline Name
Cebu Pacific Boracay Traveller’s Philippine Airlines Seair ZestAir BANKS Bank Name
Allied Bank of the Philippines Bank of the Philippine Islands Metrobank
Phone No.
036 288 7542 036 288 1982 036 288 5995 036 288 6828 036 288 3465 Phone No.
Map Ref.
Map4-B4 Map3-B1 Map6-D10 Map6-C2 Map Ref.
036 288 3669
Map3-D2
036 288 6612
Map2b-B2
036 288 4868
Map2a-F2
DRUGSTORES Drugstore Name
Phone No.
7 Stars Farmacia Gomez Boracay Lying In and Diagnostic Center Clinica De Boracay Island Clinic Boracay and Diagnostic Center
036 288 4448 036 288 5390
Map2-F2 Map3-A2
Map Ref.
036 288 4448
Map2B-B2
036 288 1398
Map4-A2
036 288 4280
Map1-G4
FOUNDATIONS Foundation Name
Boracay Chamber of Commerce Boracay Foundation Inc. Kiwanis Rotary Club of Boracay
Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 5758
Map5-C5
036 288 6299
Map2a-H12
9085701080 036 288 5222
BARS & RESTAURANTS Bar/Restaurant Name
Astoria Ambassador in Paradise Aria Aria Gelato Bamboo Lounge Bei Kurt und Magz Bite Club 7th Note Cafe
Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 1111
Map2a-E5
035 288 1542
Map1-C5
036 288 5573 036 288 3142 036 288 3161 036 288 5447 036 288 5947 036 288 1601
Map6-D12 Map6-D12 map2a-F5 Map4-C4 Map6-E9 Map5-E4
Bar/Restaurant Name
Blue Mango Bom Bom Boracay De Paris Boracay Holiday Boracay Water World Boracay West Cove Boracay Cowrie Café del Sol Café del Mar Casa Pilar Caruso Charlh’s Bar Christina Cinnabon Cocoloco Cocomangas Shooter Coffee Bloom Cohiba Cook Cooking School Boracay Cork Cowboy Cocina Crabhouse Crafty’s Rooftop Crazy Crepes CYMA Greek Taverna Don Vito Dulcinea Epic Boracay Fish Bar Friday’s Gasthof Gerry’s Grill Globy Traveling Chef Gran Prix Boracay Hideaway Guilly’s Hama Japanese Hampstead Hawaiian Bar-b-que I Love Backyard BBQ Jammers Juice Jony’s Kasbah Kaeseke Korean, Chinese, Japanese Restaurant La Isla Bonita La Reserve Beach Hotel Inc.
Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 5170 036 288 4795 036 288 6063 036 288 4379 036 288 5232 036 288 4579 036 288 2543 036 288 5573 036 288 5522 036 288 6577 036 288 1448 036 288 5178 036 288 6111 036 288 2694 036 288 3028 036 288 6384 036 288 2447 036 288 6792 036 288 2228
Map4-D5 Map2b-B5 Map2b-F5 Map3-C2 Map7-D6 Map7-B3 Map2b-E5 Map6-C12 Map2a-G5 Map3-G2 Map2b-A5 Map3-D4 Map3-B4 Map2b-B5 Map4-C4 Map1-G4 Map4-A4 Map5-B4 Map6-E8
036 288 4787
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9062772535 036 288 2123 036 288-4777 036 288 6857 036 288 4476 036 288 4283 036 288 4999 036 288 2545 036 288 1477 036 288 4026 036 288 6200 036 288 6473 036 288 1459 036 288 2715
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036 288 3548
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036 288 4727 036 288 5978 036 288 2469 036 288 1839 036 288 6980 036 288 5564 036 288 6917 036 288 6325 036 288 4790 036 288 5610
Map1-G4 Map6-D7 Map1-G3 Map2a-F5 Map6-F9 Map6-D12 Map3-B4 Map2a-C5 Map1-C5 Map6-D10
036 288 5915
Map3-B4
036 2883501
Map4-A4
036 288 3020
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Lee’s Cook Seafood Restaurant Le Soleil Lemoni Café Levantin Loco Frio Mama’s Fish House Mango Ray (Swiss) Mayas Mint Boracay Nigi Nigi ‘Too’ Ole One MGM Obama Paraiso Grill PauPatri Restaurant Paradiso Grill Pamana Real Coffee Red Coconut Real Maris Red Pirates Regency Food Plaza Rumbas Sa’neh Thai Samba Sand Bar Shakey’s ShareTea Siam Chili Food Station Juan Cafe Steakhouse Boracay Sulu Plaza Summer Place Super Submarine Sandwich Shop Sur Surfside Tanawin Taste of Moon The Sitio Boracay The District - Caruso Tito’s Bar & Grill Tibraz True Food Indian Cuisine Tilapia n Chips Valhalla Willy’s Wave Windpia 7 Stone
Phone No.
Map Ref.
09173050010
Map3-C2
036 288 6212 036 288 6781 0999 507 4611 036 288 1991 036 288 4311 036 288 6129 036 288 6325 036 288 4560 036 288 3150 036 288 5940 036 288 3730 036 288 4971 036 288 6363 036 288 2477 036 288 6139 09228592704 036 288 5340 036 288 3758 036 288 4144 036 288 5767 036 288 5915 036 288 5971 036 288 5610 036 288 4560 036 288 3161 036 288 1777 036 260 2397 036 288 1686 036 288 3675 036 288 6102 036 288 3400 036 288 3144
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036 288 2236
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036 288 6344 036 288 5049 036 288 6654 036 288 2614 036 288 4888 036 288 2324 036 288 2369 036 288 1667
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036 288 3142
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036 288 2283 036 288 5979 036 288 3794 036 288 6111 036 288 3663 036 288 1601
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Activities
Aqua Sub Boracay Holiday Fitness Center (Gym) By The Sea Resort
Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 1690
Map2a-G5
036 288 4085
Map3-C2
036 288 9999
Kampo Berde
Map8-B4 Map8-A7
Cooking School Boracay
036 288 4787
Funboard Center Boracay
036 288-3876 Map5-B4
Map4-C2
Glass Bottom Boat
036 288 544
Habagat Kiteboarding Hangin Kiteboarding Milky’s Dive Center
036 288 5787 Map5-F4
Hobie Mirage
09152177760 Map4-D5
Manic Monkey
09998553733 Map8-B7
Red Coral (Best One) (ATV)
036 288 4273 Map7-B3
Stand Up Paddle Tablas Fun
09163279605 036 288 2011
S1- S2 S3
Map5-H4 Map2a-B5
036 288 4787 Map5-D4 09294410431
Map8-B4
Windpia (BKR)
036 288 3663 Map5-D4
Yanninks
0917 327 9844 Map3-F4
P & P Tattoo
0917 817 2637 Map6-C5
SPAS & MASSAGES Spa & Massages Name
Bella Isa Spa Helios Spa Lava Stone Spa Luna Spa Mandala Spa & Villas Merryheart Spa Palassa Spa Parshant Spa Regency Kai Spa Terra Wellness Yasuragi Relaxation Spa
Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 1381 036 288-3315 036 288 6862 036 288 2590
Map4-D5 Map7-D6 Map3-H1 Map4-A3
036 288 5857
Map4-D2
036 288 2575 036 288 1376 036 288 6841 036 288 6111 036 288 4811
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036 288 5320
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WATER REFILLING STATION Water Refilling Station Name
Phone No.
Map Ref.
Boracay Day Spring 036 288 6362 Map2-D2
165 Napa Spring
036 288 4978 Map3-F1
WINE & Liquors Wine & Liqour Name
Aloja Delicatessen Heideland Deli
Phone No.
Wine & Liqour Name
Ralph's Wine & Spirits Ram's House of Wine
Titania Wine Cellar
Map Ref.
036 288 3214 Map3-B2 036 288 5939 Map6-D7 Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 4975 Map6-F7 036 288 5553 Map6-C10
Diving Center’s Name
Phone No.
036 288 4429 036 288 2243 09209702728 036 288 3206 036 288 5486 036 288 3809
Internet Shop Name
Phone No.
036 288 3138 036 288 5751 036 288 3704
Sailing Tour Name
Phone No.
09996643917 9189118134 036 288-4599 0928 5000090 036 288 5767
Map3-E4
Tel No.: 288-6223
Pizza, pasta, bruschetta, salads and seafood
Tel No.: 288-5573
Tel No.: 288-4455
Shakes, breakfast, cakes and pastries
Pizza, chicken wings, spring rolls
Tel No.: 288-4283
Gyros, calamari, humus, moussaka, souvlaki
Tel No.: 288-2369 Modern Filipino cuisine
Map Ref.
Map8-B4 Map7-F7 S1-S2-S3 Map4-D5 Map4-D5 Map Ref.
Tel No.: 288-4026
Tel No.: 288-1458 to 59
Fish and chips, seafood, salads, pastas
Crispy Pata, Inihaw Na Pusit, Pork Sisig, BBQ
Angus steak, fresh seafood, pasta
Map5-E4 Map4-A4 Map5-B3 Map5-B4 Tel No.: 288-6980
Map2a-H4
Baby back ribs
Tel No.: 288-2283 Fish n Chips, Burgers, Filipino cuisine For Free Delivery
Tel No.: 288 2674
Filipino dishes such as Kare-kare, sugpo, ensaladang bagnet, chicken
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HOSPITALS Barangay Balabag Health Center Boracay Island Emergency Hospital
Tel No.: 288-5978
Sushi, sashimi, tempura, yakitori, ramen
Tel No.: 288-3161
Phone No.
Aqua 036 288 1536 BBC Real Estate 036 288 3604 Cohiba Villa 036 288 4792 Karuna Boracay 0922 8273888 Boracay Business 09063651861 Consulting SPR Real Estate 036 288 As seen on5798
Hospital Name
Tel No.: 288-5979
Burgers, steaks, salads and pastas
Map Ref.
Investment /REAL ESTATE Real Estate
Tel No.: 288-5340
Fresh baked treats, sandwiches, breakfast
Map3-C2
SAILING/INTER-ISLAND TOURS By the Sea Resort Crystal Cove Island Glass Bottom Boat Boracay Yachting Red Pirates
Tel No.: 288-5947
Mozzarella stuffed burger patties and wedge fries
Map Ref.
Map6-G8 Map2a-B5 Map2b-E1 Map3-E4 Map4-B4 Map4-D5
INTERNET SHOPS ACE Wireless Station 168 Tourist Center
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DELIV
036 288 6394 Map6-E9
DIVING Asia Divers Milky’s Dive Center Boracay Adventures Calypso Diving Dive Gurus White Beach Diver
Dining in tonight or picnic lunch?
Phone No.
Map Ref.
036 288 5624
Map3-B2
036 288 3041
Map3-B2
Pick up the phone and book your activity with our expert. Be escorted by our friendly coordinator to Tel No.: 288-1839 your activity and enjoy.Tel No.: 288-2542
Original baby back ribs, boullabaise, volcanic spicy chicken wings, shrimped coco
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
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