We are planning to visit Boracay, Philippines in March with
our 11 month old daughter. Can anybody recommend a suitable
hotel with toddler facilities. i.e. swimming pool & a good
baby sitting service.
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White Sand Beach Resort or San Lorenzo South. Friday's
doesn't accept kids and is expensive. Willy's is another
resort. Be very careful of drinking water and the sleeze
bags that go to Boracay for the young filippino girls.
Philippino charge top prices to foreigners so ask around.
At certain times of the year there is algae in the sea due
to the lack of proper sewerage systems. There is not much
to do in Boracay with children except play on the beach. It
can become very noisey at nice so I suggest San Lorenzo
South as being child friendly and clean. Have a nice trip
although having been there I wouldn't recommend it to
anyone, all that hype for a beach and and dirty sea, such a
pity they don't take pride in their natural resources only
interested in the US dollar.
Contact Asia Travel - eva@asiatravel.com - Try Mona Lisa -
White Sand Beach Resort or San Lorenzo South. Friday's
doesn't accept kids and is expensive. Willy's is another
resort. Be very careful of drinking water and the sleeze
bags that go to Boracay for the young filippino girls.
Philippino charge top prices to foreigners so ask around.
At certain times of the year there is algae in the sea due
to the lack of proper sewerage systems. There is not much
to do in Boracay with children except play on the beach. It
can become very noisey at nice so I suggest San Lorenzo
South as being child friendly and clean. Have a nice trip
although having been there I wouldn't recommend it to
anyone, all that hype for a beach and and dirty sea, such a
pity they don't take pride in their natural resources only
interested in the US dollar.