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Tourism In The Philippines

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Travel Guides Boracay
Boracay is a tropical island in the Philippines encircled with sublime white sand beaches just off the larger Philippines island of Panay.
Only 7km in length and, the little island of Boracay has rapidly become the Philippines number one destination. White beach is usually has large groups of tourists. The ocean is filled with passionate paraws (an outrigger sailboat); gaudy parasails fill the air. After flawless dusks, the live music starts, the party goes never ceases.
The main center is White Beach, which is a 4km stunning stretch of beach; there are numerous amenities at this locale.

White Beach is one of the most admired areas on Boracay; the stunning beach is also a main center on the island. There are numerous bars, cafes, dive shops, hotels and restaurants there are also hotels and resorts. Sailing, jet skiing and wind surfing are also available.
Puka Beach is another popular beach location it has lovely white sand, blue waters and palm trees just as you would expect on a tropical island; its name comes from comes from the Puka Shells that are found here.
If you are looking for quieter options why not try Diniwid Beach for some peace and quiet or to Bulabog Beach with many water sports activities

On the north side of the island is Balinghai Beach could be your choice if you enjoy diving, snorkeling and swimming this beach has a more relaxed atmosphere and is more secluded. It is best accessed by paraws a type of outrigger canoe.
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