How to Enjoy Boracay During the Rainy Season?

Since March of this year, the local government has met with bar owners and allowed parties every weekend from dusk until dawn or from 6:00 PM to 4:00 AM. These parties can be found anywhere on the front beach. Epic Boracay, Aplaya, and Club Tropicana are among the beach parties held every weekend.

The beach may be a red flag, cautioning people to be wary of swimming because of the strong waves. The best alternative is to go land-hopping! While on this resort island, there is a hop-on-hop-off bus (hoho) that will bring you to other attractions in Boracay, such as the Boracay NewCoast, the mangroves, and Puka Beach, among others.

While you can purchase a card that offers unlimited rides (similar to a beep card) at the Southwest Office, they also provide an alternative mode of payment, such as GCash. The minimum fee is PhP50. Please also remember that they only offer day tours. You can wait for their passing on the central road at any time of the day.

Boracay has a variety of food, pizzas, and burger menus, including Italian, English, South Korean, Chinese, Filipino, and Indian food. Eating at various menus makes it seem like you've already traveled the world! You can try Italian for breakfast, South Korean for lunch, Chinese for merienda, and Filipino foods for dinner! Among the famous food shops in Boracay are Sugba de Boracay, G Market, Henan Restaurants (they had at least four hotels), Epic Boracay, and many more.

Aside from the variety of foods, Boracay also offers coffee and teas to relax and experience. All the resorts, bars, and restaurants, especially at the front beach, offer their flavors of black, latte, cappuccino, frappes, iced coffee, decaf, espresso, cold brew, and specialty coffee drinks! Among the local favorites are Tara Kape Boracay, Cafe del Sol, Safron Cafe at Crimson Resort, and Spa Boracay.

You have been working all year round, and you deserve some relaxation! You can still enjoy Boracay by pampering yourself with a full body massage, facial scrubs, and more! Several spa parlors on the island offer packages suited to your needs, revitalizing your skin, which may already be affected by the recent El Nino phenomenon. Spa pampering or reflexology massages will surely relieve stress and rejuvenate your skin! The minimum Swedish Spa Massage for one hour is PhP350. Try out and explore different massage and spas in Boracay, which include Sawadeespa Boracay, Kalinaw Spa, Tirta Spa for healing and therapy, and so on.

This year, the Malay Tourism Office has introduced hair braiding as part of the tourism lure of Boracay. This means your stay on this resort island is complete with experiencing hair braiding; Boracay hair braiders offer a colorful setup and fashion. Hair braiding has complemented the tourism in Boracay as it helps your hair retain natural moisture, is suitable for frizzy hair and a new look, and, yes, you can take a selfie with yourself as proof that you are in Boracay!

The minimum service fee is PhP200.

Boracay, one of the best beaches in the world, has travelers from different types of countries! You will see foreign and local tourists at the beach, in bars, restaurants, and practically anywhere on the island. This is the best time to meet new friends, connect, and show off the Filipino hospitality brand! Filipinos have already been branded as the world's social media capital and have all the means to connect (even though the internet is slow!). Who knows! While in Boracay, you will meet your soulmate, who will practically bring you worldwide!

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