Boracay is so great no matter how many times I go there😍

You can't get to Boracay directly by plane. You have to take a plane, drive for an hour, then take a boat for 10 minutes. Then you take a tuk-tuk to your accommodation. ᐟ.ᐟ.ᐟ Every year around November, I celebrate my daughter's birthday. I go to Boracay every year. They always say it's the rainy season, but the weather has never been bad. The clouds and the ocean are so beautiful. Station 2 is a great place to walk and get around. I always stay in Station 2. I walk to D'Mall. I also ride a motorbike for a basic fare. No matter where I go, the fare is never too high. It's usually easy. There's a hospital and two emergency hospitals near Station 2, so if someone gets sick, it's easy to deal with (though it's best if they don't get sick. Last year, my child had a cold and went to the emergency room two days before our trip. I was so happy to have a hospital nearby. I told them to file a travel insurance claim. They even carefully prepared the documents for you. If you go to Boracay, you absolutely must go sunsailing. ᐟ.ᐟ It feels so good to come back with so many things to see. We went on a hopping tour and also went to Crystal Cove Island. This is a new course that was added after the coronavirus outbreak. There's a place for tubing, also known as Malumpati. ᐟ.ᐟ You have to take a boat and then drive, so it's a good idea to set aside a day for it. You'll see pictures you've only seen in Laos in Boracay. Tubing is so much fun, I highly recommend it. ᐟ.ᐟ.ᐟ The food after tubing is so delicious~😋 If you're going to Boracay, you should definitely try tubing. ᐟ.ᐟ.ᐟ #OverseasTravel #SoutheastAsiaTravel #PhilippinesTravel #Boracay #AugustTravelSupportEvent #BoracayHotPlaces #BoracayActivities #BoracaySunset #BoracayBeach #BoracayFreeTravel #BoracayMalumParty #BoracayTubing