Sandcastles Beach Resort Boracay

Hey just in case anyone thinks we've neglected the blog there is honestly nothing to report! The weather is fab every day. We go out to the pub every second night and spend the following day too hungover to do much! The beach here is the most beautiful I've ever seen. We've met some interesting people. A big gang of Americans that live in Guam working as lawyers and marine biologists ...

Hey all!<br>Wow Boracay is beautiful. It's real paradise. Miles of white sand and blue sea. I love it. Cheap jewellery, bikinis and rum. Doesn't get much better! Except of course, you guys aren't here! Had a great night out! Sipping rum and coke by our room, when we were invited to join the owner and staff to eat yummy banana cakes stoln from a nearby hotel. They were lovely crowd ...

... earlier and it's very pretty. One really long stretch of sand lined with palmtrees and the bluest sea! All along the beach are local restaurants and bars and people selling jewellery and we quickly realised that things are much cheaper here! Went to the supermarket and bought a small bottle of rum for only 60c!<br><br>Speaking of which... we're off for a rum and coke! <br><br>Will tell more soon..<br><br>Adele and Lucy<br>xxx<br>

... it was hard to complain and I ate around 3 entire chickens during my week on Boracay. The best food to be had was along the beach and although it was relatively expensive, it was easy to find plenty of excellent European or Asian specialties. Twice Lisa and I ordered a wonderful chicken schnitzel from a German/Philipino restaurant. It cost 255 pesos, but came accompanied with a god sized salad and side dish of french fries to satisfy nearly any ...

... trans), 20% homosexuals, 20% older philippinos dancing like they were 20 years old, adn finally 20% normal locals. Therefore, while I kept getting looks from lady-boys everywhere, Shady and Dom were attracting creepos on the dance floor. The next day we went on the tour we booked the day before and again got slightly screwed. When they say no more than 16 people on a boat to go around the island and snorkling, I guess they don't count the ...

... I was able to download the data no problem. Garmin said we needed their software, but I definitely did NOT!!!!! We are considering selling the Garmin to somewhere here on the island so we don't have to lug it back home. Of course we are getting attached to it, but my Dad could not convince my Mom that we needed a $600 fishfinder on a boat that gets used a few times/year. It would be nice to recoup some $$ and to go home with a lighter load!! It's too bad we aren ...

... be alright' (It's the Porter Bar motto afterall). - Ghekkos!!!! - Trying to get a ghekko to sit on your hand like Richard from 'the Beach' - Admiration turns to anger when they call '**** you, **** you' underneath your beach hut at 3am. - Even if you're vegetarian, you'd kill that 5am cockeral, if only you could find the ****er. - Betraying your sanctimonious views on climate change for a night sleeping with air ...

... my flight to the Philippines and I met a guy with a Boracay t-shirt on. I tapped on his shoulder and asked if he was going there. He said he would be there in a few weeks, but it didn't sound like it was when I'd be in Boracay. I RAN INTO HIM AT JUICE BAR LAST NIGHT! He remembered me! What a small world, really. That same day in Dulles I saw a man &amp; son in my same terminal who were also in the Special Passport office in DC with me ...

... but no, she was tryin to sell a boss eyed young lass for a good porkin. after a few of these dipheads comin and talkin to me i left dispondant as the birds didnt even flash a bit of tit. i payed double price on beer (60p instead of 30p) to see a bita skin and had to resolve to goin home and waitin 35 mins on fasion tv to flash me a bit of nipple. so, left there, kinda reluctantly cos i was pretty settled, on the road to boracay. boracay is a ...

... to see in the Philippines and, with no luck of getting in touch with them, Dan and I ended up sleeping for 14 hours. We must have been just so exhausted from the trip!! The next morning, we got up at 8AM and headed for the Cathay office before noon check-out at Makati. We waited in line and FINALLY got our tickets changed. Dan was able to use a photocopy of his old passport to get his tickets. It seemed to take forever and Dan nearly broke the bank paying for his ...