Okay, I’m back.
Just sad that laziness struck again. Nevertheless,
I’m still posting the last leg of our Boracay getaway no matter how stale it is.
One of the pleasures of travelling is food trip. In Boracay, one can always find the right food
that fits the budget. Scrumptious meals
are easy to find with prices that are easy on the pocket to the priciest buffets of the lavish five star hotels.
Our first lunch as mentioned before was in Mang Inasal.
If you’re on a tight budget, this place is
worth seeing as with Andok’s.
Both have chicken as their specialty. For dinner, we
tried
few of the buffets set out on
the beach.
Priced much higher but it is
already expected
because of the prime location and
the presence of musical performers.
After dinner, we went for some drinks on the beach while watching sexy tourists
in skimpy bikinis. Noticed some youngsters making "architectural" sand castles although such activity is already prohibited. Seen one sand castle almost fully finished but was stepped on and destroyed by a watch man. Nonetheless, as soon as the watchman left, the youngsters went on creating a new one. " Ang kukulit talaga! (truly difficult kids!Lol!) But in fairness, their work was impressive.
Our second day lunch was pizza and pasta in Shakey’s. Please
be warned that although it’s hot and sunny in Boracay, Shakey’s Parlor here doesn't have air conditioners. Just wipe and dry if you perspire. Lol!
The eating place I enjoyed most was at D’ Talipapa. This place is comparable to Dampa in
Paranaque or the seaside paluto restaurants in Macapagal Ave., in Pasay. I was pleasantly surprised to find fresh
lapu-lapu fish and other seafoods cheaper than in Manila. Probably because it was lean season then.
Everything in the market is fresh and cheap but
the frugal in me is automatically "on" for haggling. Don’t know why, but it always
gives me extra delight if I get discounts. :)
For our last day adventure, we reached the serene and lovely
Puka Beach on an ATV again. The kiddos
enjoyed the ride so much that they chose to ride it again instead of getting a
much, much cheaper tricycle.
Puka Beach appeared
forlorn. . No single tourist was yet present
that early Saturday morning. It was all
ours that time except for hawkers of puka shells accessories. I noticed the beach is not as flat. We we’re told by the people around that it
was because Pres. Erap gathered and brought an enormous part of sand to "his used to be
Boracay Mansion". Hmmn... tsk tsk..
We were back at the hotel in time to pack our luggage.
At exactly 12 noon, we checked out and left
our bags at the hotel Then headed to D’Talipapa again for
some souvenir shopping and lunch.
Our return flight was in Kalibo which is way farther than Caticlan.
We had to travel more than an hour from the port to the airport. It’s alright anyway, coz I had the chance to see both airports.