The Tides Boracay
D'Mall, Boat Station 2 Boracay, Visayas, Philippines
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelThe Tides Boracay
Sun, Sand and Seedy nightlife
After a few mishaps getting to the island, we settled in quite well.. Tides is a great hotel and we met some friendly and wonderful people! Definitely want to try to improve my Tagalog now!
Didn't get to do as many water activities as we hoped, but the ones we did do (Flying Fish and Jet-Skiing) were so much fun! The food is still …
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The boy in the bubble.
... I was staying at Trafalgar cottages and the owner sent a son to come meet me. Seeing as Jeroen had no where to stay I got the son to help him get us to Boracay. One lands at Caticlan. Jump into a tricycle. Jump into a boat after paying three different taxed fees. Then another tricycle to the cottages. On the ride I offer to split my room with Jeroen till he found something else. This meant changing from my own double bed to ...
Being "tourists" in Boracay and Manila
... but find it blocked again, so proceed by short moves and long stops till we are past the mall. There is still a lot of residual traffic, and we arrive a lot later than we would usually risk. However, the system works smoothly, and we have a straight walk up to check- in. Slight problem with airport tax, as we have allowed 200P each, and it is 750P each. Fortunately a mix of pesos and $US, with $US change sorts it out. We have another hitch, with not filling ...
Lifes a beach in Boracay
... vegetable aside from mushrooms and onions to his pick and mix Mongolian BBQ meat bowls! He’d start the night with his little pep talk – ‘Han, stay away from the cheap stuff and don’t fill yourself up with bread and rice’ and then shake his head every time I sat back down with a bowl of stir fried veg and noodles! If you like your food Boracay is definitely the place for you, there are endless all you can eat beach BBQ’s – ...
Silver Linings: Boracay
... perspectives and remember this is why I have chosen this path in life to travel. Thus far, every experience has been an eye opening and life changing and I want to continue to discover more of the world through travel and share with others what I have learned for who ever wants to listen. From the many hardships of discomfort and unfamiliarity and lonesome times to the breathtaking beauty of undiscovered places and the ...



