Cocomangas Beach Resort
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... the next room I haven't seen any other guests at all.
Beautiful day today - some cloud, but sunny and the usual cool breeze coming off the ocean. I feel like I should do something - rent a boat and go sailing maybe - but at the moment I'm quite content to watch the boats sail past my balcony.
Had lunch at Mama's Fish House which is located beside the pool of the resort next to the Artista. Had the fish burrito - marinated milk fish fillet served with lettuce and mango ...
Everyday life!
... where there were some proper wedding parties going on, couple more drinks in Exit bar, then my usual dried mangos, which i am getting addicted to btw, and that was about it!! The next day....... Not much to write today really as we pretty much are doing the same thing everyday, so i'll put it in Lindas words...... Beach, swim , shake, burn, frisbee, walk, sunset, beer, photos, 'Liam making', shower, food, out and about...... fall over drunk!! ...
The big night!
Well it'¨s Wednesday evening, and i must say i feel a lot better than i did this morning when i woke up!!
You know when sometimes you don't make any plans whatsoever and all of a sudden you have a great night even if it is a bit blurry towards the end?
Last night was exactly one of those.......so lets start from the beginning!
As usual we watched another perfect sunset, back to the room , got ready, ate at a place called 'Shenas' on the beach. ...
Another week in the Island Paradise
... walked the beach down to Starbucks, nicely airconed and with tall cold drinks....and
terrifically expensive for the average Filipino. A great view tho, and
likely the best location any Starbucks is in. The family loved their drinks but at 2800 p; thats a lot of money for them. The Starbucks charges North American style prices.
After that we grabbed a couple of tricycles and headed off to Puka Beach. ...
Being "tourists" in Boracay and Manila
... saying “Do we need the RH Bill? NO!”
Have to admit it’s very hard for us not to be judgmental!
After a few hours, we hear a call for Dianne Pryor to go to the desk. Find out that there is bad weather, so planes can’t land at Caticlan, the airport for Boracay, because it is quite short. Our plane may not be going at all, or it may go to Kalibo, which is a better airport, and they will bus us to Caticlan, 2 hours ...