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Boracay 2024: A Detailed Itinerary and Budget Breakdown   Day 1: Arrival and Initial Exploration   My journey started at 4:00 AM with a taxi ride from Cavite to NAIA Terminal 3, costing 600 pesos. A substantial breakfast at Wendy's (980 pesos) fueled me for the flight. Despite a flight delay, I eventually boarded and arrived at Caticlan Airport at 9:42 AM. The sun shone brightly, a stark contrast to the typhoon warnings.   Transportation to Boracay involved a tricycle ride (270 pesos) to the Caticlan ferry port, followed by various fees: 540 pesos (terminal fee), 540 pesos (environmental fee), 180 pesos (boat fare), and 150 pesos (registration fee). A further 150-peso tricycle ride took me to Hue Hotel, where I paid a 5000-peso deposit for my stay.   Lunch at Island Inasal (tricycle: 150 pesos) provided delicious chicken inasal. I then strolled to Willy's Rock in Station 1, enjoying breathtaking views. After a much-needed res...

Hue Hotel and Resorts Boracay: A Review So Good, It's Almost Un-bear-able!   Boracay, the island paradise known for its pristine beaches and vibrant nightlife, is home to a plethora of hotels catering to every traveler's needs. But amidst the sea of options, Hue Hotel and Resorts stands out, offering a unique blend of comfort, convenience, and a touch of island charm. Our recent stay at Hue was a delightful experience, leaving us with a smile on our faces and a longing for a return trip.   Let's start with the location, which is a major plus. Hue is strategically situated on the main road, making it easily accessible for those who want to explore the island's diverse offerings. E-trikes, the ubiquitous island transport, are readily available, ensuring hassle-free commuting. And if you're craving the white sands and turquoise waters of Station 2 White Beach, a leisurely 10-minute walk will take you there.   Beyond its convenient location,...