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Boracay
... t raining. There was a guy waiting for me who took my bag and paid for a tricycle (sort of a motorised version of the pedicab with a metal cab instead of a plastic one) at a ticket office just behind the terminal. We drove about 10 minutes until we reached Caticlan harbour which was full of motorised outriggers called "bancas".
My guide bought tickets for both of us and carried my bag up the wooden gangplank from the beach to our boat. There were two rows of two-seat wooden ...
Boracay, la reconciliación con Filipinas
... luego, visitar un par de islas, almorzar en una de ellas y terminar el día tomando un baño en una playa virgen, solitaria, llena de vegetación y arenas sedosas.
Nuestro paso por Boracay fue corto pero intenso y reparador... Filipinas pasó a ser un país amistoso, limpio, tranquilo, divertido... nos vamos a Palawan, una isla más grande y donde recientemente están llegando los turistas extranjeros, veremos qué nos depara....
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Boracay: Sun, sea, sand, sun burn and scuba diving
24th - 28th April 2012
The intention when we left Manila was to stay 3 days and 2 nights. We chose to fly AirPhilExpress as time was an issue and we couldn't get the boat on that day. We went to Manila airport to find our flight was canceled, but they 'kindly' put us on the earlier 10.30am flight. Oh but it was 10.20am already. Also, with a 10kg baggage limit and both of ours roughly around 14kg we run to pay our excess baggage fees. I asked 'is the flight delayed?' They ...
Christmas in Paradise !!
... MAN !! his outrageously camp dancemoves , tree hugging and dramatic leaps in the sand kept us entertained for hours .. I dont know what was funnier, watching this guy prance around like an oblivious, boney Louis Spence on Ecstasy or the reaction of other people when they first seen him.
26th December: Our last day in Boracay, awwww, but in all fairness we were quite happy to move on now to El Nido, there was only a couple things left in Boracay ...
Too much sun!!!
... much activity on the water or of this is what it's always like. We bought some bread to feed the fish but this was also not successful because the current swept the bread away before the fish could get near it. Despite all of this it was really very nice to be in the water.
After swimming for a while I decided I had enough and got back on the boat - not such an easy task but the second sailor helped by pulling me - It's really not fun to admit you are getting old, 15 ...