BORACAY EXPENSES

Any idea how much you need to spend for your stay in Boracay? I hope this could help you in estimating how much you need to save to afford the Boracay experience. I have posted below a summary of our expenses (per head).

ISLAND BREAK: BORACAY PART III

On our third day, before we headed to Puka Beach, we had breakfast at Tan’s Coffee Shop. This time I ordered to-si-log while the others ordered bang-si-log and hot-si-log.

I observed that the service this time took longer than expected. I suggest that someone in your group order ahead before 7:00 a.m.

ISLAND BREAK: BORACAY PART II

I think it was six o’ clock already when I was conscious. However, my body literally got up from bed by seven.

We fixed ourselves and went to the Tan’s Coffee Shop located at the roof deck of the Main Building of TGH for our breakfast.

ISLAND BREAK: BORACAY PART I

No. Not yet. Wait. Yes.

At first I was very uncertain, but the captivating name Boracay sounded to me as a great escape from the routinely pressures of work and the toxic Manila atmosphere.

I stumbled upon Air Asia’s seat promos online and successfully booked one-way flights to Kalibo. Instead of using a credit card, I tried using this online payment facility called Dragonpay, preferably for Air Asia flights since transaction fees were waived.