Boracay Island Nightlife

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When I found we were going to Boracay, I immediately began to search for places that served Guinness. Not many do. We heard Crafty's served several European beers and we even contacted the owner who promise not only to special order Guinness for us, but also supply a few cases for our wedding. Err, he forgot. But they did have Stella Artois, which is pretty damn good.
Crafty's is a steep climb, it's located at the top of Crafts, a three level store that sells a bit of everything. We went at night and couldn't see the view, but apparently it's pretty impressive, with a view of most of the island. Still, we had a great time. Everyone had traveled long distances to get here and we were all in need of a few adult beverages. We found a table, ordered a few rounds, and laughter and fun ensued. A great, great night in a very casual bar.

Dress Code: As long as your privates are covered, I doubt they care.

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After our Paraw sunset cruise, we strolled by the beach and the fire dancers of Bamboo Lounge caught my attention. Dancing and gyrating to loud music, the fire dancers swirled and threw and caught and swirled again the "fireballs on string". It was really an awesome performance! Sometimes, the fire dancers teasingly "throw" the fire on the crowd, making it more fun, even to non-diners of Bamboo Lounge.

If you are not eating at the tables set by Bamboo Lounge, it would be prudent to watch and take shots of the fire dancers from the sides, and not within their al fresco dining area.

Dress Code: Come as you are; no prescribed dress code.

For the younger crowd who likes house music- go to Hey! Jude Bar..
If you like hip-hop/RnB - go to Juice Bar..both are in Station 2.

Dress Code: there is no dresscode in Boracay. Party wearing your most comfy clothes :)

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We had a good time in club parao and cocomangas. Nice music and crowd. They have special offers for shots at 150 pesos a jug and good deals for cocktails. Dance on the white sand !!

Dress Code: beach wear is the best outfit for a night out =)

When alcohol prices have gone up..shenna's beer maintains the same price all day. @40p per bottle, you can go to sleep with a smile..if you had enough alcohol for the night, you can always try their shakes priced @70p and above. i love their mango shake.

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Make your way through the palm trees and you will stumble from one bar-restaurant into another.
The pizza place at the corner of the bazaar has excellent food. Bit more expensive than others. Best deals are the "all you can eat" deals. Low price and oysters,clamps,BBQ,veggies,... a volonté!

Dress Code: whatever .... chuba.

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Bolero Rum Bar (located between boat station 3 and the Tourist Centre serves tasty Mexican food, Spanish tapas dishes and western favourites (try the big fried breakfasts, rosti and sandwiches), as well as having a lively atmosphere at night.
As the name suggests, the emphasis is on rum, so don't leave without trying a shot of the local firewater, Tanduay Rhum!

Exit Bar is a new hangout, run by the likeable JoJo and Kevin. The bar itself is small, native style (bamboo and nipa) but often draws a nice crowd, particularly artistic and creative types. If you are visiting Boracay alone, this is a particularly good place to go to meet people, and drinks are inexpensive. The bar is located between Bom Bom Bar & Red Coconut.