Boracay Day 3

     We always go to the beach at 7 in the morning until 9am.  That's the only time of the day my kids play to the beach and enjoy the water.  Only few people go to the beach at that time and less algae/moss.  These green moss thrive along White Beach and they bloom every calm summer months February to May, but die back in the rough seasons June to November.  So I would recommend going to Boracay on rainy season, less people, you can enjoy the promo on hotels (you can stay longer in the island) and you will not see those moss.

     After about 2 hours of beach bumming, we went to Jonah's to buy fruit shakes.  It was located in Station 1, along the white beach where you can view Willy's Rock.

Station 1, Beach Front

     We ordered Mango Shake and Mango Lemon Shake P95 each and I decided to try their Army Navy Sandwich.  It's ham and egg sandwich bathing in their special cheese sauce.

Army Navy P130

      We are so tired, good thing beside Jonah's there's an alley leading you to Balabag Main Road.  We took a tricycle for P10 each.  We need to change fast so we can have lunch before 12pm.  I always make sure we eat on restaurants before lunch time and dinner time so there will always have available seats for us, I just hate waiting and crowded areas.

I Love Backyard BBQ

Honey Mustard Spareribs P225

The Best Chicken BBQ P200

     For dessert, we tried Cafe del Sol's cheese cakes. We tried Strawberry Cheesecake and Mango Cheesecake.  My eldest son who doesn't want to come with us wanted just Andok's for take out, Dokito Frito P42 and their Spaghetti P33.  We went to Budget Mart along D'Mall and bought something to eat and drink while in the hotel.  Everything in Boracay is more expensive, their Yakult is priced at P45.50, softdrinks in can is P28.50.  Pistaschios, Spiced Peanuts and Crunchy Almonds at less P100 each, Gatorade P41.

Strawberry Cheesecake P165 and Mango Cheesecake P150