Geckos
by sirenna
You are bound to see these creatures if you visit Boracay. They are totally harmless, and quite useful too, as they eat flies, moths and mosquitos. Geckos are most active at night, and you'll spot them scurrying across the walls and clustered around lightbulbs, catching insects. They are very timid, and usually run for cover when you approach them.
The larger variety come in some unusual colours - I've seen green ones with orange and yellow spots, and even a blue one. They make a noise which sounds a little like the word 'gecko', which is how they got their name. Locals call them 'Tuko', also after the sound they make.
the very basics
by shohman
it's always warm here, and very few occasions call for formal wear. Swimsuits, shorts and flip flops are the norm, so you can pack lightly. sunblock and bug repellent are essential here. of course, bring a camera, this is a truly beautiful spot
Aqua Sports
by cyndymc
Actually, there are many water sport activities you can do in Boracay: jetskiing, parasailing, speedboating, flyfishing, paraw sailing, skim boarding and banana boat riding. You can just rent all you need for your desired aqua sports.
Boracay offers 32 beaches and little coves
by boracayinformation
Discover the beaches and secluded coves around Boracay Island: There are 32 of them !
Even " White Beach" is the number one for most visitors it worth to discover the other beaches. Some can be reached by trekking or mountain bike, on the back of and horse or by tricycles other can be reached only by boat and the best thing to do so is by boat tour around the Island.
Pearl & RTW's
by barbskie about Pearl Accessories & RTW Shop
This shop is located in D'Talipapa area, Stall#83. Here you can buy good quality of pearl accessories and other trendy jewelries. Also native things and souvenirs are available. Certainly, i recommend this shop because the propreitor is very friendly and willing to help you find your taste. Just look for Emmah.
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clowning around at the beach
Our Half-Filled Bowl Of Shrimp Sinigang
sand castle
