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One-of-a-kind accommodations fitted with luxurious comforts and modern conveniences.  Reward yourself and your loved ones with an unforgettable holiday in Boracay.

Traditional Bibinka
December 1-31, 2009

Filipino Christmas is never complete without a delightful serving of Bibingka (local rice cake) with Queso de Bola and Salted Egg toping.

P168++ per order / P198++ with a cup of hot chocolate, 4pm-8pm

Filipino Christmas Sampler
December 1-31, 2009

A platter of Filipino holiday delights such as Jamon, Queso de Bola, Ensaymada and Bibingka.

P395++ per person

Filipino Noche Buena
December 24, 2009

Savor a lavish dinner spread comprised of holiday favorites from around the Philippines.

P1,100++ per person, 7pm-10pm

Christmas Seafood Fest
December 25, 2009

Indulge in a tantalizing array of flavors harvested from the ocean’s bounty.

P1,100++, 7pm-10pm

A Venetian Culinary Journey
December 29, 2009

A festive and sumptuous fare that’s perfect for the season.

P1,100++, 7pm-10pm

Fiesta Filipino Buffet
December 30, 2009

Relive Christmas memories from your childhood as you enjoy this festive, flavorful and colorful Pinoy fare.

P1,100++, 7pm-10pm

New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner
December 31, 2009 7pm-12mn

Welcome the coming of the New Year with a wealth of international dishes superbly prepared by the Culinary Team of Discovery Shores.

P3,388++ per person / P950++ for kids 7 years and below

New Year’s Eve Countdown Party and Fireworks Display

Nyko Maca ushers in 2010 with exciting musical mindtrips with Afro-Latin riffs and homegrown melodic motion.  At the stroke of midnight, Discovery Shores’ signature fireworks shall light up the Boracay skies!

DJ Kristian Hernandez keeps the party going – definitely an unforgettable welcome for 2010!

Learn more about Discovery Shores Boracay. For inquiries and reservations call (63 36) 288.4500 or (63 2) 720.8888.

View more than a hundred accommodations in our Boracay Hotels directory.

White beach is the main tourism and commercial area of Boracay. It is where most of the hotels and beach resorts in Boracay are located. White Beach is divided into three areas: Station 1, 2, and 3. Each station has its own character and caters to different types of travelers.

Most of the high-end hotels are located in Station 1 because of its finer and whiter sand of Boracay. White beach is the center of Boracay, with easy access to all of the island’s attraction.

Station 2 has a mix of high end, mid range, and low end hotels and resorts.

Meanwhile, Station 3 hosts most of the budget beach resorts and tourist inns but also has a few high-end hotels and resorts.

Bulabog beach is the less crowded version of White Beach catering to the adventure water sports enthusiast crowd and those seeking a more peaceful side of Boracay but still have easy access to White Beach.

Southern and Northern Boracay is the most exclusive parts of the island with private beaches and luxury hotels such as Shangri-la and Monaco Suites de Boracay.

For a comprehensive list of hotels and beach resorts, visit our Boracay Hotels and Resorts Directory.

White Beach is an breathtaking five kilometer stretch of powdery white sand bordered by azure blue waters perfect for swimming and other beach activities. It is the main tourism and commercial area lined with all sorts of resorts, restaurants, bars, shops, and small vendors. Most of the tourists on the island go out to White Beach during sundown especially near Willy’s Rock in Station 1 to see the amazing sunset that Boracay is famous for.

Locals also build elaborate sandcastles during this time so be sure to take a quick snapshot with these beautiful creations. At night, you can party the night away in one of Boracay’s night clubs or just enjoy the ambiance in its many bars.

Aside from White Beach, Boracay has more white sand beaches scattered around the island. These beaches are much peaceful and less crowded than White Beach.

It is worth going in boat tours or renting motorbikes to explore the island, as there are other beautiful beaches on the other side of the island that are even better for snorkeling that will be completely deserted.

Here’s a list of nice places to visit in Boracay Island:

• Willy’s Rock
• Naked Rock
• South Coral Shelf

• Bulabog Beach – located on the opposite side of White Beach, it is the second longest beach in the island. Favorable wind speeds in Bulabog Beach make it is a popular haven for wind sports enthusiasts.
• Puka Beach a quiet stretch of white sand along the northern tip of the island. This is where locals gather the small puka shells for some of the jewelry that is sold on the island so expect the sand to be more coarse than on White Beach.

• Balinghai Cave
• Bat Caves
• Deep Forest
• Gateway Arc

• KARTIR Seashell Museum
• Boracay Butterfly Garden
• Tirol Heritage Museum
• Mount Luho

• King Fisher Farm
• Crystal Cove
• Crocodile Island

For more action, you might want to try these water activities while in Boracay: ATV, Skimboarding, Paraw Sailing, Snorkeling, Diving, Jet/Water Skiing, Banana Boat, Paragliding / Paragliding, Cliff Jumping, Windsurfing, Kitesurfing, Zorb Globe Riding and other outdoor activities like Rock Climbing, Mountain biking, Beach volleyball, Hiking, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Golfing, Bird Watching, and Billiards.

If you want to relax and unwind get a massage, manicure, or a spa treatment or just bum along the beach and do some people watching.