Den Pasar Boracay Villa with Infinity Pool and Ocean View is the perfect place to chill out when you're in Boracay.
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Den Pasar Nasog Beachfront Villa has 3 magnificent Balinese designated houses on 12 meter high stilts
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Any iconic photos of Boracay you’ve seen are likely to be from
the westward-facing White Beach — four kilometers of white, powdery
fine sand dotted with 
resorts,
shops, and restaurants.
White Beach is composed of three sections.
Because the waters off White Beach are calm during Amihan season (November to May), tourism is at its peak during these months when the northeastern winds blow. Conditions reverse during the rainy season, when the Habagat or monsoon winds blow.
Bulabog Beach, on the eastern side of the island opposite White Beach, has large waves and strong winds year-round. This makes it a hotspot for windsurfing and kiteboarding. In fact, Bulabog Beach is considered Asia’s top kitesurf destination.
Whichever side of the island or end of the beach you choose, there’s a room for every type of traveler here. Budget accommodations start at around US$ 17, and can go all the way to US$ 300 per person.
And
because Boracay gets tourists from different parts of the globe, you’ll
find a wide variety of food choices: Chinese, Indian, American, Mexican,
French, Italian, Swiss —even Moroccan food! Fresh seafood is a given.
There’s no shortage of activities for you at this island paradise. Boracay has around 25 dive sites that cater to all levels of experience. You can go parasailing. Take a paraw (native outrigger boat) for a tour of the island. Go waterskiing. Or cliff diving.
After
all the sports, indulge in a luxurious massage right on the beach or at
one of the spas. Enjoy a healthy fruit shake. Take a relaxing dip in the
pool Shop for shell jewelry.
When the sun goes down, you can head to any of Boracay’s bars for a taste of the island nightlife. Cocktails, draft beer, and imported ales flow nightly as live bands and disco music entertain you.
Most importantly, don’t forget to soak up some rays and lounge around on the fine white sand that made Boracay famous.
The northernmost section – Station 1 – has the widest beachfront. This has the best (and most expensive) resorts and hotels.
The center of White Beach is Station 2. People come here to eat, shop, and party.
If you’re looking for a quieter area, then Station 3, the southernmost section, is for you.
