by SilverBackpacker | Mar 26, 2014 | Aklan, Boracay, Filipino Food, Philippines
The name Na Meet is taken from Na-mit which is an Iligaynon word meaning Delicious. Na Meet opened at the end of 2013 and very quickly became established as one of the To-Go-To restaurants in Diniwid. Lizel and Aliah Rommel The sibling owners Rommel and Lizel...
by SilverBackpacker | Feb 12, 2014 | Boracay
Boracay is mainly known for its pristine 4km long white sand beach which is the main reason over 1,000,000 visitors a year visit the island. But less than 1km away on the other side of the island there is a much different kind of attraction – Kitesurfing. When...
by SilverBackpacker | Feb 2, 2014 | Boracay, Philippines
Travelling to Boracay does not have to be a cramped up, expensive, boring flight to Kalibo or Caticlan. There is another way….. by sea. This can be especially beneficial if you arrive in Manila late afternoon and want to save a nights accommodation. First of all...
by SilverBackpacker | Jan 19, 2014 | Boracay, Eat, Philippines
928 Cafe and Grill is a relatively new eatery to join the budget offerings on Boracay. It is situated on station 2 next to the new site of Real Coffee so should be easy enough to find. 928 Cafe and Grill is just a small place and has 7 tables. It is clean and well...
by SilverBackpacker | Jun 26, 2012 | Boracay, Philippines
Puka Beach which takes its name from the small Puka Shells found there, is on the northern end of the island in Barangay Yapak. The sand is alot rougher here than the powdery sand making up White Beach, but it is worth the trek just to get away from the crowds of...
by SilverBackpacker | Feb 25, 2012 | Boracay
Much has been written about Boracay and its pristine white sands and Paradise label. It can seem from first impressions that this island really is a small piece of Paradise as the average tourist comes here for two to three weeks and then flies home with all their...
