For students on a budget, going to Boracay means waiting for “piso” fares with friends and scrounging for the cheapest beachfront accommodations. But for those who have grown older and started working for a living, it’s now less about the action and more about rest and recreation, even if it means spending a little more than usual.
At Boracay Garden Resort, specifically, which bills itself as “the only property in the island where guests may take leisurely walks around the breezy, tree-lined property.” That luxury, quite scarce in Boracay where most establishments consist of tightly packed concrete structures, comes courtesy of the resort’s enviable size—some 1.5 hectares of open space big enough to accommodate three swimming pools side by side with landscaped gardens, cabanas, a poolside bar, and wide patches of either grassy or tiled open space for walking around.
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