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Our co-founder & CEO Catherine Heald finds it hard to choose from the thousands of beautiful Philippine islands, including her favourite Pamalican Island, home to Amanpulo Resort.
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Boracay Island is the Philippines' top beach destination; internationally renowned for its fine white sand and sparkling blue waters that rival any to be found in the Caribbean or South Pacific. The island is replete with resorts and hotels for all sorts of travelers and offers everything from ultimate relaxation and spa treatments to exciting new water sports and activities such as diving, snorkeling, jet skiing, windsurfing, and cliff diving.
The island's two main beaches are Balubog Beach to the east and White Beach on the west shore. The climate interchanges during the dry season (October to June) and wet seasons (July- September), offering different activities year round.
Restaurants, sailing, a mysterious bat cave on a secluded island, motor biking and watersports will fill your days with sun, fun and pleasure.
Boracay Island is the Philippines' top beach destination; internationally renowned for its fine white sand and sparkling blue waters that rival any to be found in the Caribbean or South Pacific. The island is replete with resorts and hotels for all sorts of travelers and offers everything from ultimate relaxation and spa treatments to exciting new water sports and activities such as diving, snorkeling, jet skiing, windsurfing, and cliff diving.
The island's two main beaches are Balubog Beach to the east and White Beach on the west shore. The climate interchanges during the dry season (October to June) and wet seasons (July- September), offering different activities year round.
Restaurants, sailing, a mysterious bat cave on a secluded island, motor biking and watersports will fill your days with sun, fun and pleasure.
Boracay is the country's top party beach, and it's obvious from the long line of clubs, bars and seaside lounges on White Beach. Boracay's nightlife scene attracts party people from Manila, Cebu and abroad, especially on long holiday weekends.
If you're willing to brave the local motor-tricycle traffic, hire your own scooter to zip up the main road to its end at remote Puka Beach, another beautiful stretch of white sand and palm trees where the locals come in the mornings to gather puka shells for jewelry.
Go on a sunset cruise on a paraw, an outrigger sailboat. Sail to the edge of the island to see the thousands of fruit bats that fly out every evening from Boracay’s famous bat cave.
Spend an afternoon strolling on the 3-mile long White Beach, or try some of Boracay's plethora of water sports, from kite surfing and jet-skiing to sea kayaking and sailing.
by Stuff 
by Forbes 
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