| info@dreamvillasglobal.com Tel: (0)1737 210399 |
|
| Home | Contact Us | Terms & Conditions | Testimonials |
Philippines Boracay, located within the 7107 Islands of the Philippines is made up of three little communities and is the quintessential tropical island paradise. The island, roughly shaped like a dumb-bell, is 7 km. long and the narrowest spot is nearly 1 km. wide. Boracay would have remained a national secret if not for a few foreign travelers whom accidentally stumbled upon the place. Some say it was a movie crew, which spread word about Boracay to other sun worshippers. Other swear it was German traveller Jens Peters' book, which included rare reviews about Boracay, that sent tourists on their way. Whichever tale is true, Boracay has become a melting pot for beach lovers. At any point in the islands, visitors can hear English, German and French spoken fluently. fighting, and no loud commotion's. Not surprisingly, the culinary fare at Boracay is as diverse as the nationalities of its visitors. French, Australian, Belgian, German, Spanish and Thai-they're all here side by side the native cuisine. Lending ample support to this virtual rainbow of fruit shakes: from sweet yellow mango, greens tart. After a swim in the sea, you can engage in relaxing activities. Comb the beaches on horseback. Play an exciting game of volleyball. Get on an outrigger and sail to the other side of the island. Sounds like a scene from a famous commercial? Think again, these activities can be enjoyed in the majestic island of Boracay. Despite being one of the best beaches in the world, staying in this island will cost much less than other beaches in the world. In addition, the island's fine white sand, crystal clear waters, and the Filipino hospitality will surely make your stay worthwhile. There are three main beaches: White Beach on the west side of the island, which is the focus of the tourist industry; Bulabog Beach on the east side, which has a coral reef and a more relaxed atmosphere than White Beach; and Puka Beach in the north, a quite peaceful pink coloured beach named after the Puka shells that once covered the beach. And if you're the laid-back type, you soak on the sand and enjoy the sunset. Nowhere in the Philippines and probably in Asia will you encounter an island as seductive and alluring as Boracay. After sunset, the island transforms into one exciting night of dancing and partying. Boracay is an island you have to experience yourself. For many certified sun-worshippers the world over, paradise goes by the name Boracay. For indeed, many visitors have come back to Boracay year after tear. Some have even chosen to live in this paradise island. The local airport at Caticlan, a short boat ride away, is served by several airlines with daily flights from Manila and Cebu. Tourism has increased by 5.10% in the first half of 2009, with most tourist from Korea, second China and Taiwan third. There were also significant increases of tourism from, USA, Hong Kong, UK and Australia. |
|
| Dream Villas Global Ltd - Copyright © Dream Villas Global Ltd 2010. Web design by 7Soft.co.uk. |