My Birthday 2017



October is and always will be special month for me. Why? I bet you know why. Haha! It’s my birthday. It is also my father’s birthday and Gerald’s! All in one month.

Gerald and I decided to celebrate my birthday at Boracay. <3 Because it’s Gerald’s first time in bora and the last time I was in Boracay was – if I am not mistaken - 13 years old. (I booked it first, before our accounting summit) 

 Good thing we had a free room voucher at Microtel by Wyndham from my Boss – It was his wedding gift but since we had other plans on our honeymoon, we decided to defer the redemption. Hehe. We also have free voucher at Cebu pacific in any domestic destination...


Microtel Boracy Pool Side (Sayang lang may windbreaker)
When my parents learned that we were about to go to Boracay. They joined us. Hehe. My travel Buddies! If you remember they were also with us when we went to Bicol. Haha! DOUBLE DATE at its finest.

We don’t complain ofcourse! Tipid un for us. Haha!
Picture First before anything else. Our necklace is a welcome necklace from Microtel. ;)
So there, we stayed there for 3 days and 2 nights.


Microtel Boracay is in Diniwid Beach (near Nami hotel and Spider Café) so technically it is a10 minute walk from and to station 1. But it is so sulit because it is still front beach and less crowd.

Also, if you don’t want to walk, Microtel offers free ride from and to D’ Mall (which is in station 2) every hour.


This is the walkway from Diniwid Beach to Station 1. Before wala to eh. :)
While we are walking from Microtel, we saw a group of locals there. They catch a pugita ang they are selling those for Php300 (USD6) only. Sayang. If only we had griller. heheheh 


There was no algae in the beach. Perhaps it is better to visit Boracay this season than summer eh. Because of that I can still claim that Boracay had the perfect beach in the Philippines for me. Iba iba naman kasi ang ganda ng Pinas eh.

We’re so blessed that it did not rain during our stay! So we really enjoy the beach, the sky and and sun. 



Unfortunately, a week before we went to Boracay d’ talipapa (it was the place where you can have the “paluto” just like dampa in metro) was burnt. So we just tried different restos. I wasn’t able to document our food trips. Because most of the time where so hungry when we arrived there. Hahah. But my husband did! You may visit his vlog! hahaha. But i have some screenshots for you.
Tito's
You might also want to visit Jona's Shake. This was the most sulit shakes in the whole island. haha!

The highlight of this trip really was my first ever parasailing of course sponsored by my motherdear. So generous of her.

It was really a great experience. Yay!


You might enjoy more pictures below! :))) No Caption needed. Just enjoy the view. eheheh


CIAAAAAAAAAAOOO!




Comments

  1. Leslie2/13/2018

    ang saya! di pa talaga ko nakakapag bora haha! punta tayo please =))

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  2. Mrs. Galvez2/14/2018

    Tara! Sa microtel nalng din tayo magcheck in. :) [kung hindi isasara ni digong ung bora. hehehe]

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