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Monday, 27 June 2011

Boracay Resorts Philippines

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Fridays Boracay Resort

Impeccably nestled on Boracay's attention-grabbing White Beach, Fridays Boracay is a 40 room AAA resort positioned in the middle of carefully prepared tropical gardens and shaded coconut trees. Fridays Boracay beach Resort presents the expediency and conveniences of up to date facilities shared with the natural attraction of the beachfront surroundings.




Fridays Boracay Resort's splendid beachfront, mouth-watering food, pleasing and fascinating rooms, and warm and responsive staff make it the ultimate resort choice in Boracay. Ever since its establishment on 1982, it has been the much loved holiday place and address to all its different guests both local and foreign.




Fridays Boracay Resort takes pride of its rooms which are in garden scenery set around a beach patio and the swimming pool. The entire rooms are noticeably native with Filipino style – old-fashioned yet with contemporary amenities like deluxe guestroom facilities, split-type air-conditioning, DVDs, cable TV, IDD & NDD telephone, hot & cold potable water, fully stocked mini bar, evening turn-down services, abaca slippers native hammocks, private verandah and individual Electronic Safety Deposit Box.




Friday's is also famous and esteemed for its restaurant that offers supreme foods and beverages as well as delightful cuisines made from the premium ingredients of the Philippine islands and the Asia Pacific region. The signature cuisines mirror the lengthy status of Friday's and Chef Roland's originality, fervor, and professionalism when it comes to delivering the most excellent worth for your dining experience.




Fridays Boracay beach Resort is simply a little piece of paradise that you should not miss the moment you step your feet on the fine white sands of the breathtaking Boracay.




 


About the Author

Evans Degen is a powerful entrepreneur, and business and life coach. He owns a Boracay Beach Resort.He has started many online and offline businesses both in the USA and in the Philippines, residing in both Hawaii and the Philippines.Visit: http://www.beachresortphilippines.net/category/resorts/



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Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Philippines Resorts Boracay

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Boracay Island: Your Perfect Island Paradise

Hailed as one of the most famous tourist destinations and considered to be the jewel of Philippine tourism, Boracay Island is one gem of an island that has grown to be popular over the years. Every year, this tourist hotspot never ceases to tantalize vacationers with the latest fab dining places and resorts to newly-discovered-fun and leisure activities.

There is a multitude of resorts and hotels in this tropical paradise that offers word-class Boracay hotel accommodation as well as affordable Boracay hotel package that can fit your budget for those who need to spend less.

One of the Boracay hotel nestled in the island, Nigi Nigi Nu Noos ‘e’ Nu Nu Noos Boracay Beach Hotel offers an inexpensive Boracay vacation past time and Boracay hotel accommodation while still proving a tropical getaway.

Nigi Nigi Nu Noos ‘e’ Nu Nu is the only Boracay beach hotel built as pagoda native cottages with Polynesian architecture set in a lush tropical garden which provides guests with a relaxing environment that does not only give a feeling of oneness with nature but peace and tranquility as well. It has also been continuously refurbished, remaining styled in its original native cottage and lush tropical garden concept, making it a unique place to experience the old Boracay while enjoying some of the deluxe furnishings of modern life.

Boracay is also well known for its fine restaurants, bars, pubs, and nightclubs. Nigi Nigi Nu Noos ‘e’ Nu Nu Noos Boracay Beach Hotel bar and restaurant serves a full array of tropical cocktails and sumptuous international cuisines. There are some very interesting nightclubs & disco bars and other fun places — complete with live music for your entertainment.

In addition, tourists can take delight in the number of opportunities from water sports at Boracay like windsurfing and kiteboarding, jet skiing, sailing, snorkeling and diving opportunities.

Let Nigi Nigi Nu Noos ‘e’ Nu Nu Noos Boracay Beach Hotel complete your quest to find the perfect tropical island getaway.

For more information about Boracay hotel accommodation and inquiries on Boracay hotel rooms reservation, visit Nigi Nigi Nu Noos ‘e’ Nu Nu Noos Boracay Beach Hotel at http://www.niginigi.com/.


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A computer professional who works on the internet helping Nigi Nigi increase its viewers through optimization. For world class Boracay beach resort visit us online at www.niginigi.com



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Monday, 16 May 2011

Philippines Resorts 5 Star

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Local Philippines: Only in Ilocos Norte






It is quite impossible to tame your traveling feet while in the Philippines given its wide array of tourist attractions. Whether you're headed to Luzon, Visayas, or Mindanao, there are lots of irresistible travel destinations that will leave you in awe. While most international tourists prefer to kill their time in the white sand beaches of Boracay, a growing number of vacationers are discovering the beauty of Ilocos Norte.




Located some 488 kilometers north of Manila, Ilocos Norte is known to be a Marcos country. The province is the birthplace of late President Ferdinand Marcos, who was removed from office during the 1896 "People Power" revolution. Aside from producing a sullied leader, Ilocos Norte has made a name for being one of the premier tourist hot spots in the country.




Here is a preview of what to see in Ilocos Region based from notes taken from some Philippine travel guides.




Paoay Church
Paoay Church is one of the famous attractions in Ilocos Norte. Situated at the heart of Paoay, the church carries excellent features of Baroque architecture. Built in 1894, Paoay Church has 24 massive curved buttresses designed to withstand strong earthquakes. Its bell tower served as observation post by revolutionaries in their uprising against Spanish colonizers. The church has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.




Saud Beach
One of the best ways to explore the beauty of Ilocos Norte is to spend a day or two in Pagudpud. This first-class municipality is home to Saud Beach, which topped the list of the best beaches in Asia in a ranking released by Australian newspaper Herald Sun in 2007. There are a number of resorts and hotels that offer affordable and luxurious accommodations near the area.




Bangui Windmills
The town of Bangui is the site of Southeast Asia's first wind farm. The Bangui Windmills, officially known as the NorthWind Bangui Bay Project, consist of 15 wind turbines arranged in single row and spaced some 326 meters apart from each other. The giant white fans, which are installed facing the shore, served as usual backgrounds for photographers.




Marcos Museum and Mausoleum
Batac offers an interesting yet bizarre, or sometimes creepy, attraction – the Marcos Museum and Mausoleum. Inside the building lies the preserved corpse of Ferdinand Marcos. They are enclosed in a glass crypt. Visitors are not allowed to take pictures inside this quiet and gloomy place. Tourists, nonetheless, can take pictures inside the museum wherein memorabilia of the late president are on display.




La Paz Sand Dunes
Another leading attraction in Ilocos Norte is the La Paz Sand Dunes, which is also known as the "Desert of the North." This protected area, which covers an area of 85 square kilometers of sand and beach, is located on the outskirts of Laoag. It is accessible through commuter vehicles. The internationally acclaimed film "Himala" starring Nora Aunor was shot here.




Local Philippines is your travel buddy. We have information about the destinations, how to get there, what to do while in the area and more! Destinations in the beaches or in the mountains, destinations under water, destinations right at the middle of the urban hub, name it and Local Philippines will most likely feature it.




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About the Author

Allan Leandro Merin has been writing for a living since 2008. After leaving a career at a daily electronic crew newspaper, he joined a web development outsourcing company and linked up with Local Philippines, the most comprehensive online directory of Philippine destinations, events, and attractions.




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Saturday, 19 March 2011

Philippines Resorts Boracay

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Boracay Island Hotel – A Perfect Blend Of Holiday And Adventure

A tired and stressed out professional in Manila doesn’t have to look far to re-energize himself. All he has to do is hop into a flight, followed by a boat ride and end up in a Boracay island hotel. Once you laze and stretch your tired limbs out in a luxurious Boracay island hotel, you realize why it is called the jewel in the Philippine tourism crown.



Whatever be the route to your personal paradise, it has to go via Boracay Island, Philippines. A Boracay island hotel will offer so many vitality-boosting activities to you that you can’t help but come out of the experience with a positive dimension added to your personality.



A Boracay island hotel built in traditional and native Polynesian style architecture is the Nigi Nigi Nu Noos. This Boracay island hotel is set around a lush tropical garden. Ideally located at the centre of the internationally acclaimed White Beach, it is extremely popular with the value-minded international tourists. Though the hotel is highly luxurious, but it is reasonably priced as well.



This deluxe Boracay island hotel also houses the beachfront restaurant and sunset beach bar. These are the melting pot of foreign residents and vacationers during the day. Later in the evening it transforms to be a cog in the vibrant Boracay nightlife machine. So you are never far away from the action – such is the magic of this Boracay beach resort.



The best Boracay hotel deal available when you go for a session of dive in Boracay is with Nigi Nigi Nu Noos 'e' Nu Nu Noos. Though the waters here are among the best for diving, but there is so much else too you can do here when you stay at your Boracay island hotel such as island hopping, banana boat riding, beach soccer and snorkeling. Plus there are restaurants and bars, and discos too.



Visit http://niginigi.com and enjoy the best Boracay island Hotel NigiNigi Nu Noos.


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Monday, 14 March 2011

5 Star Resorts Philippines

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Does anybody know some 4 or 5-star resort in Iligan, Philippines?

I am going to Iligan for summer vacation.


Timoga is not even 4 or 5 star resort. Pools, with water from Ma. Cristina Falls, just line the highway. You cant even find yourself a place to stay That's all you get there.

Try Reg's in Sta. Filomena.


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Monday, 6 December 2010

Boracay Philippines Resorts

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Sands of Boracay, Philippines


By Carren Jao

“THIS time it was going to be different.” I thought to myself on my return to Boracay, arguably Sailboatsone of the best beaches in the world and a source of Philippine pride.  Boracay’s fine white sand is so fine it literally would fill the crevices of your toes, the miniscule grains conforming to your sole’s every curve. Its waters were so deep a blue that the sky seemed to shy away in shame.

I first went there on a graduation trip with friends; we spent exorbitantly, falling prey to tourist ploys.  It would not happen again; this time, the Philippine travel industry was getting back on its feet and airline travel was getting cheaper by the promotional minute.

We lucked out on our accommodations during a Travel Expo.  A quaint resort was offering a rock-bottom price promotion for a 3 day-2 night stay inclusive of airfare. With such a tempting package, my friends and I could not refuse.

On the day of our departure, we bravely rode on one of the smallest planes I had ever seen (seeing its size gave me pause, but there really was no backing out at that point).  It was no luxury jet, but it did promise to get us to the island of Caticlan in about 45 minutes.  From there, it was only a 5-minute shuttle ride, a 10-minute ferry and another 5- minute shuttle to our tiny resort.

Our resort wasn’t the overly expensive beachfronts touted on travel magazines. It was a homey resort nestled at the back of the island’s beachfront stores, but it took only a short stroll through a small path to get to the island’s famous shores. Yes, taking a chance on that small resort was certainly worth it.

It was already lunchtime when we arrived and what better place to look for seafood than on an island? We headed straight for D’Talipapa, a wet market filled with fresh catches of the day where you can literally take your pick at a very reasonable price.

Sand CastleFor an additional fee, any of the small carinderias (eateries) by the wet market would cook it for you as well.  For a total of P1200 (27USD) we were able to get chili crabs, baked oysters, grilled oysters, and blue marlin right on our tables. Suffice it to say, we were satisfied and the smiles on our faces were a testament to that.

Over the years, Boracay has turned from a well-guarded travelers secret into a happening tourist destination. Though that isn’t always a good thing, the continuous in-flow of tourists and Boracay loyalists certainly bring a slightly new flavor to the island each year.  New restaurants have managed to flourish on the island, offering the sophisticated palate something other than all-natural grilled fare.

Yet, despite all these reminders of the cosmopolitan world outside, there is no greater thing than to simply plant yourself on the sand and soak up the tropical sun while indulging on an island staple- a big ice-cold eclectic shake from Jonah’s for only P70-P150 (1.50USD- 3.50USD).  Try the Choco-Banana or the Mango Peanut, but also look for a friend to share with.  Finishing that glass can be a challenge.

After a long languorous day at the beach, I found that the best way to end the day was with a massage by the shore.  As the sun set, cool dusk breezes gently kiss my skin and my aches and muscle pains are massaged away by skillful Skim Boardhands.  With the perfect horizon as a backdrop, the day could not have ended better.

The next day, I booked myself for a skim boarding lesson-- a relatively new sport on the island. On my first day, I saw children slide happily around the shore with their skim boards, inspiring me to find an instructor.

I eventually found someone willing to teach me while walking down the beach.  His P400 (9USD) fee for an hour’s lesson was quite reasonable because, from the looks of things, I would only need an hour before waving the white flag of surrender.

Beginner’s skim boarding is like learning how to skate - slippery and not a little painful. I slipped countless times and scraped both my knees trying to steady myself.  But it was fun.  I couldn’t remember the last time I did something for the first time; it felt like an adventure.

Professionals could slide, twist and turn on their skim boards with ease, as if balance was not an issue.  I turned green with envy but I was happy just to be able to slide across the shore without plastering myself on the sand.

Skim boarding was the last item on my agenda in Boracay and I could finally leave saying I did everything I set out to do.  I left Boracay satiated, knowing this time the trip was worth it


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Saturday, 20 March 2010

Boracay Philippines Resorts

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Boracay Island is Still the Greatest Vacation Getaway in the Philippines

Boracay is an island of the Philippines located approximately 315km (200 miles) south of Manila and 2km off the northwest tip of the island of Panay in the Western Visayas region. In 1990, it was voted by the BMW Tropical Beach Handbook as one of the best beaches in the world and again in 1996 by British publication TV Quick as the world's number one tropical beach. In 2007, Boracay Island topped the list of the World’s Most Popular Beach according to Yahoo! Travel.

Weather in Boracay is generally divided into two seasonal weather patterns known locally as the Amihan and Habagat seasons. In the local language, Amihan means a cool northeast wind, and Habagat means southwest wind or south-west monsoon. The Amihan season is characterized by moderate temperatures, little or no rainfall, and a prevailing wind from the east. The Habagat season is characterized by hot and humid weather, frequent heavy rainfall, and a prevailing wind from the west. Boracay is in the Amihan weather pattern from September or October to May or June and in the Habagat weather pattern for the remainder of the year.

Daytime temperatures on Boracay generally range from 25-32°C from the beginning of the Amihan season and increases to the 28-38°C range with the onset of the Habagat season. During Tropical Storm periods, temperatures can fall below 20°C.

Boracay is at its peak during the Amihan season. Boracay's main tourism area, White Beach, is on the western side of the island and is sheltered from the wind; the waters off White Beach is often glassy-smooth. On the eastern side of the island, hills on the northern and southern ends channel the wind from the east onshore towards Bulabog Beach in the central part of the island's eastern side. This makes the reef-protected waters off that beach ideal for diving boracay, windsurfing and kiteboarding/kite surfing.

A number of Boracay hotel accommodation types are scattered all over the island. Guests can choose according to location; Station 3 is where most of the cheaper lodgings are located, while Station 2 is meant for those who want to be within proximity of the bars. Station 1, meanwhile, is where you can find the more isolated Boracay beach resort accommodations, offering peace and quiet to those looking for a respite from the usual action-packed Boracay night scene. These are usually for the more upscale vacationers.

Most Boracay hotel and resorts have seasonal price levels, with high season prices generally coinciding with Amihan Season dates. Some have peak period pricing during periods of heavy tourism (usually including Christmas / New Year, Easter / Holy Week, and Chinese New Year periods).

Leisure activities available on Boracay include scuba diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, kiteboarding and beach relaxation as well as a world-class 18-hole golf course designed by Graham Marsh. In addition, Boracay offers a wide range of restaurants, bars, pubs, and nightclubs.

Both local and foreign tourists are sure to find whatever they are looking for at Boracay, especially when they log on to http://www.boracayislandhotel.com/.


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Monday, 10 August 2009

Philippines Resorts 5 Star

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Philippines - Discover the Beautiful Islands and Beaches of the Philippines

The Philippine Islands is a one of a kind Southeast Asian country located at the western part of the Pacific Ocean. The country is an archipelago composed of 7,107 islands making the Philippines bound to have so many famous islands and beaches. Philippines is gifted with a vast beauty of nature in every aspect. Here, one can discover one of the most amazing beaches in the world with its wonderful wildlife and sea creatures one could ever find. Listed are some of the Islands that are truly must see in the Philippines:



• The Boracay Island - located at Caticlan, Iloilo, one of the islands at the country's Visayan region. This island is very well known around the world. It has a breath taking view of its white sand beaches that captivates everyone. People from around the world and the locals spend most f their vacations here. Some even choose this place to celebrate special occasions such as weddings and others. Boracay Island is also a perfect place for snorkeling, surfing and other water sport activities.



• Malapascua Island - located at the northeast part of Cebu City shores. A gorgeous beach with a perfect view of its skyline. Malapascua is a place for diving and site seeing in the island's many caves. It also is an ideal place to watch stars at night time which everyone will truly enjoy.



• Bantayan Island - found in the North West regions of Cebu. This island has a beautiful white sand beach resort, which is locally called "white-white sand" for is has the whitest sand beach ever and crystal clear waters that reveals the magnificent beauty of the sea. People love to go here for apart from being a very amazing beach, the food here are also delicious but with its cheap price. Bantayan Island is perfect for Filipinos and other tourists for them to spend their summer vacations.



• Honday Bay and Nagtoban Island - located in Palawan, near the Puerta Princesa. These islands have a variety of beaches with perfect country side scenery. Though the place is not familiar with tourists coming from abroad, the Honday Bay and Nagtoban Island have been a favorite destination of the Filipinos especially those living near the area. There are establishments around the islands which offer cheap accommodations ideal for families who want to have a wonderful vacation though in a tight budget.



• Camiguin - an island found at the southwest part of Cebu and south with that of Bohol's. A relaxing place to go for an escape from a busy city life. The place is pretty laid-back which will be mostly enjoyed by nature lovers.



These are the few wonderful islands and beaches found in the Philippines. There many more for everyone to explore once they get to this truly awesome country.


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Tuesday, 4 August 2009

Boracay Resorts Philippines

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Snorkeling At Crocodile Island Boracay

The beautiful island of Boracay, celebrated for its gorgeous white sand beaches, clear blue water and awe-inspiring view, never fails to charm tourists. Offering lots of activities to visitors from all over the world, this tropical paradise is truly a quiet place of beauty and adventure. And if there is one activity that most people enjoy in their Boracay outdoor travel, it is snorkeling at Crocodile Island.

Located 20 minutes away from the White Beach, Crocodile Island is a small uninhabited island at the southern portion of Boracay. Many diving enthusiasts consider it as one of the best dive points in the island. Seeing it from afar, Crocodile Island has the appearance of the head of a crocodile. Upon setting foot in the island, you can be assured to experience all its wonders as divers of all levels will enjoy exploring the underwater life here. One should observe extra care and attention, though, as currents can be strong at times. Nevertheless, a diving or snorkeling trip at Crocodile Island is a real life adventure that anyone who is looking for excitement can't possibly miss.

Crocodile Island enjoys an unspoiled and abundant marine life. Snorkeling here is going to be worth your time. The area is just bursting with underwater activity. A snorkeling expedition in the area will give you the chance to see a breath-taking collection of corals together with a wide selection of fish. Gorgonian fan corals, nudibranch, lion fish, scorpion fish, cuttle fish, moray eels, sea snakes, and a lot more abound the waters of Crocodile Island. Nature is truly at work in this place. Be thrilled by the experience of swimming alongside various species of fish that come in different colors, shapes and sizes. You can even get to feed them. Among the enchanting views you will enjoy while underwater are colorful and magnificent creatures such as orange and purple fish, yellow fins, and other fishes of wonderful hues and colors.

The beautiful corals on the ocean bed add to the exhilarating experience of snorkeling at Crocodile Island. Be mesmerized by this spectacular underwater view as the crystal clear waters in the area are one of the clearest in the world, making it perfect for snorkeling. Don't forget your underwater camera so you could capture all this astonishing view.

If you are interested, many Boracay resorts can arrange an island hopping tour or a diving trip for you as their guest. Alternatively, you may want to go directly and schedule a trip with any diving facilities located in the island. There, professional divers are more than willing to offer their assistance. If you will avail an island tour package, equipments and life vest will be provided for you. As one of the island hopping activities, many Boracay packages include snorkeling at Crocodile Island. This, along with a visit to the Crystal Cove Island, would cost around 600 PhP per person although this rate is negotiable.

Many visiting tourists could not resist the inviting opportunity to explore the pristine waters and exciting aquatic life of Crocodile Island in Boracay, and why should you? So while in staying in any Boracay resort, don't fail to take the time and experience a truly amazing and wonderful adventure. Include snorkeling at Crocodile Island as one of your planned activity to highlight your stay in this beautiful paradise.


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TripSiders is your travel guide to a fun-filled, adventurous outdoor travel in Philippines. We feature Philippine destinations that make your visit to local places more than the ordinary tourist experience. We want you to experience the beauty of Philippines by being with nature.



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