Looking for a place to eat when you’re in #Boracay is not a problem. You’re never at the risk of running out of options! No matter which station you’re at, there are A LOT of food places to choose from.

Whether you’re looking for a taste of #Italian, #Indian, #Mediterranean, or even the comfort of home-cooked #Filipino food, you’ll find them on this list!

We made this video for your next Boracay trip! We’ve rounded up our top 10 #restaurants and food places to try in Boracay. And to help you with your #travelbudget agenda, we’ve included updated #rates and prices for each of the spots featured.

Happy eating, Beach-Listers!

Video Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:57 Los Indios Bravos
2:50 BarLo (Two Seasons)
4:05 Little Taj
5:29 Spicebird
6:27 La Carinderia
7:45 Meza Wrap
9:07 Two Brown Boys
10:43 Pigout Bistro
12:06 Nonie’s
13:52 Dos Mestizos

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Chapters:
0:00 Why Stay at Station 1 Boracay?
0:36 Harlan Beach Villa
1:03 Robinson Beach House
1:52 Mayumi Beach Villa
3:08 The Lind Boracay
3:42 Fridays Boracay
4:10 Discovery Shores Boracay
4:50 Bluewaves Beach House
5:43 MR. Holidays Hotel
6:31 Jella’s Guest House
6:56 Ambassador In Paradise Resort
9:50 Residencia Boracay
10:47 Henann Prime Beach Resort
13:33 Two Seasons Boracay Resort
16:42 Sur Boracay
17:35 White House Beach Resort
18:44 Sea Wind Boracay

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Join us as we explore the bustling city of Manila, where modern skyscrapers coexist with Spanish colonial architecture. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Coron, known for its breathtaking shipwreck diving sites and stunning island landscapes. Experience the pristine beauty of El Nido, with its dramatic limestone cliffs and hidden lagoons. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Puerto Princesa, home to the enchanting Underground River, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Continue your adventure in Cebu, where you can swim with thousands of sardines. Discover the idyllic island of Bohol, famous for its Chocolate Hills and unique tarsier primates. Finally, indulge in the white sand beaches and vibrant nightlife of Boracay, known as one of the world’s top tropical destinations.

Throughout this video, I will provide you with insider tips, practical information, and recommendations for accommodations, transportation, and local experiences in each destination. You’ll learn the best times to visit, must-see attractions, and hidden gems that will make your trip to the Philippines truly unforgettable.

Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple seeking a romantic getaway, or a group of friends looking for an epic adventure, this video has everything you need to plan your dream trip to the Philippines. Get ready to explore the rich culture, indulge in delicious cuisine, and soak up the natural beauty of this incredible archipelago.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the best of the Philippines in just 3 weeks. Watch our video now and start planning your perfect itinerary today!

0:00 Welcome to the Philippines
0:50 Manila
1:34 Coron
4:21 El Nido
6:25 Puerto Princesa
7:38 Cebu
9:18 Bohol
11:57 Boracay
12:36 Manila
13:45 Travel vlogs

3 Weeks Itinerary:
Manila (1 night)
Coron (4 nights)
El Nido (3 nights)
Puerto Princesa (1 night)
Cebu (3 nights)
Bohol (4 nights)
Boracay (3 nights)
Manila (1 night)

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1. La Carmela De Boracay
Station 2

2. Golden Phoenix Hotel
Station 3

3. Royal Park Resort Boracay
Station 1

4. Discovery Shores Boracay
Station 1

5. Shangri-La Boracay
Brgy. Yapak Malay Aklan

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Here’s the info on the 3 food spots we visited

1. Jasper’s Tapsilog at Station 2 Main Road Boracay
– Tapsilog

2. Chan’s Boracay at Station X Hue Hotels Station 2 Main Road
– Kaya Toast Sampler
– Bak Kwa
– Chan’s Siomai Rice
– Chan’s Mixed Bowl

3. Real Coffee & Tea at Station 2
– Calamansi Muffin
– Real Coffee

#WhereToEatinBoracay #StreetfoodPhilippines #FilipinoStreetFood #FilipinoFood

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We started our journey in Manilla and flew to Caticlan airport, the nearest airport to Boracay. You have many ways to get to Boracay Island, either by pre-booking or doing it yourself in the moment. Since we did not book it yet and knew you could also do it at the place, we decided to wait.

When arriving at the Caticlan airport, you pick up your baggage and leave the terminal. When entering the next building you have the options to just book a transfer to the harbour and arrange everything yourself or to book a whole package. This whole package is fast, easy and it costs 1050 pesos per person. This includes all transfers bringing you to your hotel and also port fee plus environmental fee. We chose Southwest Travel & Tours as we heard good things about them, and they were the first ones we noticed in the arrivals hall.

A door to door service is super easy and gets you to the island pretty fast. So more time for your holiday and less haggling with van and tricycle drivers. Overall we totally recommend booking this whole package, Yes you do spend a little more, but all the mandatory fees are included! So in the end the extra costs are negligible and it makes for an easy and efficient transfer.

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