I’d like to ask for my thoughts on Boracay Beach!

I have been to Phuket in Thailand, Bali in Indonesia, Redang Island in Malaysia, and along the coast of Perth in Western Australia. Nowhere has a beach as good as Boracay’s white sand beach. The sand of Boracay White Beach is as fine as flour and very comfortable to step on. . . (The same is true for Redang Island. Unfortunately, the place where Redang Island enters the sea is full of dead coral, and it hurts to wear shoes.)

Furthermore, Boracay Island’s water sports, such as chartered snorkeling, underwater walking, and experiential deep Scuba diving, sunset sailing, banana boat rides, and water parachutes are all very cheap compared to other places. It only costs 20-30 RMB per person to charter a boat for 10 people to go out to sea for 4 hours. This is more than enough for boating in domestic parks. . .

Boracay is a mature tourist destination, so it has everything you need. You can enjoy eating, drinking and having fun. Xiaohei’s service spirit is also good. If you confirm the service and start the service, you will be very attentive. Well done. . .

After talking about the advantages, let’s talk about the disadvantages:

There are too many people, especially Chinese and Koreans, which are a bit noisy. . .

The sea water has been somewhat polluted recently. There will be some smell at the edge of S1 beach, but it is basically acceptable. . .

There are very few fish in the sea. Unlike Redang Island, even in the shallow sea, there are many fish swimming around and grabbing food. When you go snorkeling in the deep sea in the Philippines, there are not so many fish. . .

Xiao Hei is a bit cunning, and sometimes you have to be careful to be fooled, but in general, Xiao Hei's IQ is much easier to identify and deal with than the Chinese tourist attraction vendors who rip off customers!