WHY YOU SHOULDN'T VISIT BORACAY in 2024!

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In this video, we explore Boracay and see whether you should visit Boracay in 2023!

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0:00 - Intro
0:31 - The main beach
1:37 - I did not expect this
2:15 - Sellers
4:07 - Electric TukTuks
6:44 - MUST VISIT THIS BEACH
8:49 - shutdown in 2018
10:32 - This what Boracay is known for!
11:24 - What to eat?
12:25 - Should you visit?

[besamestreet]

When influencer-type vloggers like these say don't visit, then it must be the best time to go.

[bebecooks]

I love these kind of travelers. They are happy and positive people. They’re not looking for perfect place instead they find beauty in everything even it’s not perfect 😊

[richardrankin]

I was there in 1980 as a Peace Corps Volunteer. No hotels, no boats, very few tourists. It looks like Miami Beach now. It exploded after German tourists found out about it in the 90's. Glad I went when I did!

[jj-rolj]

Thank you for an honest review! Boracay did not meet your expectations but made suggestions on what type of travelers might enjoy it - this is what a lot of creators lack, the ability to see beyond their own views. Great content!

[nicklanger]

I've been to beaches all over the world, and Boracay has the best beaches by far! Also, the best people! No where else is even close! If you want to go to the most beautiful place in the world, you have to have money, it ain't cheap. If you don't have any money, go to Mexico.

[rial.a.]

Boracay definitely lives up to the hype. Been there earlier this year and fell in love with it ever since. Planning to spend Christmas there this year again with the family.

However I’m not surprised with foreigners being charged almost double or even triple the price for almost everything here. Sadly it’s like that in most tourist attractions in the Philippines. Locals just assume you “wouldn’t mind” spending extra just because you came from abroad. Though I’m gonna be a d*ck and say that it’s the west’s tipping culture which also contributed to this mindset.

[michelleglennon]

I’ve traveled a good bit too and felt sand all over but so far siesta key in Florida has the best sand. White like snow and feels exactly like baby powder. It’s also cold so doesn’t burn your feet. It’s a MUST if you’re looking for the best & softest sand in the world ❤️

[WeiFinder]

I'm in PH right now and need to decide on where to fly out to tomorrow. You helped me exclude Boracay, going to Siargao ✅

[Toni-sohv]

I have never been to boracay but videos like this make me wanna go still!

[JosellClark]

I've been to Boracay last July and there weren't many people there. I mean sure there are plenty of tourists but not Bali crowded lol. And as a Filipino I found the prices to be fair. Thanks for visiting my country ❤️

[caloy]

I've been to Bali, Phuket, Phi Phi Island, Pattaya, Langkawi, Penang, Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi, Coron, El Nido, Subic Bay, Puerto Galera and many more...unfortunately I havent been to Boracay because of the price and the crowd. But I heard more famous now is Bohol and Siargao.

[miggyneri]

Indeed an honest review. But thanks for the visit.

[nuwebster]

Indeed, it is overcrowded like the City of Manila. If you are looking for a perfect "day & night" getaway, El Nido, Coron, & Siargao.

[_LouiseAlburo]

Boracay is super busy now, but the sunsets definitely are amazing! The diving spots here too are really great and when I was there we found a great cafe/restaurant called Aplaya, which did the best stone baked pizzas! Hope you guys are having the best Philippines trip!

[learn.]

This makes me want to Boracay. The video is awesome!

[davemiraflores]

Love that you guys visited one of the best beach in the world. hope you visit more of the beautiful beaches here in the philippines 🇵🇭🎉

[BoracayEverything]

Thanks for the recent roundup of your knowledge about Boracay, not only as a beautiful destination, but also as a person. If you don't mind me asking, could you share how much your trip to Boracay cost?

[limpingnad]

E-tricycle for 300!? That’s expensive the most I’d pay is 100-150 pesos! That breakfast is also expensive for that type of food. Trust me I’m Filipino!

[paulaaguila]

Boracay is still my happy place. It has the right mix of island and developed vibe.

[petershaw]

I was there 20 years ago when it wasn't all that popular and only had a handful of hotels and bars.
The island is beautiful. It's the people who ruin it.
One of the most stunning islands I have visited is Kuroshima. The scuba diving is fabulous.
There are boats that take you over to another unspoilt island called Panari, where the coral is absolutely amazing.
We were snorkelling with sea snakes. Unforgettable.