Heart of Philippines Tourism-Boracay Island

Heart of Philippines Tourism-Boracay Island. Want to visit Boracay? This one of the most beautiful island in the Philippines the Boracay island which has approximately 315 km (200 miles) south of Manila and 2 km off the northwest tip of Panay Island in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. In 1990, it was voted by the BMW Tropical Beach Handbook as one of the best beaches in the world and again in 1996 by British publication TV Quick as the world's number one tropical beach.

This island of Boracay has a amazing white sand beaches, scuba diving, watersports, golf and 5 km.long promenade lined with lively restaurants, cafes and bars. This island of Boracay is actually the home Nigi Nigi Nu Noos 'e' Nu Nu Noos - Boracay Beach Resort and Boracay Hotel with de luxe accommodation, built in native traditions with Polynesian styled architecture, set around a lush tropical garden, that's ideally located at the center of the world famous White Beach and extremely popular with value-minded international tourists. Nigi Nigi Philippine Beach Resort also has its own in-house Philippine travel agency, WIFI Connection and therapeutic massage center. Throughout the day, Nigi Nigi's beachfront restaurant and sunset beach bar is the mingling point for foreign residents and vacationers, which later in the evening transforms to become a part of the vibrant Boracay nightlife.

The Island of Boracay is one of the jewel of Philippine tourism, is fast becoming one of the premier beach playgrounds of Asia. This surge in popularity is due to the unique natural beauty of Boracay Island, which is now a marine preserve, that is frequently voted to have the best beaches in the world, combined with a multitude of inexpensive Boracay vacation past times. In most Philippine vacation spots you are confined to your hotel of choice - but not in Boracay! - which offers a 4 k. long sandy promenade stretching the entire length of White Beach with a continuous collection of inviting restaurants offering a wide selection of different national cuisines including: Filipino seafood, French, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Italian, Thai, etc., plus trendy boutiques, craft shops, cozy beach bars, lively discos, sensuous massage centers and water sports outlets. Most Boracay vacationers at sunset are tempted to stroll the Boracay beach promenade, taking a little refreshment and some souvenir photos of the magnificent Boracay sunset along the way.