Boracay Sundown and Lack of Judgement

Epic Boracay night starts with
a lovely afternoon

Where Great Minds Meet


When you're in Boracay, daytime are mostly spent on  resting from the numerous beach activities or  recovering  from the hangover you had. A better way to perk you up and get going for the coming night would be dropping by at Real coffee and Tea Cafe.

Real Coffee and Tea Cafe

 

If you happened to be walking at station 2 there's an small alley between Hawaiian BBQ  and Free Willy Dive Shop these will lead you to the said cafe. Real cafe is home to the Boracay's popular calamansi muffin. I was curios to try these yummy muffins so I bugged my wife to visit the place. She was still sleepy at that time though. 

Waiting

Take a bite, it's alright

 Anyway the muffin cost around 40 per piece. A little bit expensive for a muffin, yes.. but the distinct tangy taste of calamansi made it up for that. When you bite into one,you'll know exactly what the fuss was about. It's actually heavy and compact compare to other muffins, you're not biting into thin air. Simply delicious.

The place is owned by an American Lee Rosaia, who probably fell in love with the island and settled there. I wasactually looking forward to talk to her but she was busy with other customers. Their muffins are also available in boxes (great for pasalubong by the way), make sure to order them beforehand and pick them up before you leave.

The owner, Lee Rosaia talking to some customers.

After devouring on calamansi muffin, we decided to walk to Station 3. I was quite surprised because there were a lot of people  considering it was Monday at that time. 

Back to D'Mall, the wife decided to go back to our hotel, probably got tired of too much walking. I decided to stay at the beach to take some last pictures of Boracay. As the sun goes down, Boracay even becomes more lively. People walking at the beach, paraw sailing, people taking pictures,skim boarding and all sort of activities that the island has to offer. 

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What actually caught my attention were the kids skim-boarding. What actually caught my attention were the kids(forgot their name) skim-boarding, they were all action.

Yun oh, Game Face!

Shadow of the Day

Lapse of Judgement

 By night time the beach is filled with several buffet, giving us a hard time where to settle for dinner. Since most of them  are on the same price range we eventually found ourselves at Kalinga. The buffet cost is 250Php per person and bottomless iced tea. The service was OK but most of their meal were too damn cold (from the rice, soup all the way to the tuna). Maybe the strong wind has something to do with it but they could have at least served it warm. Bumawi na lang kami sa hipon.

Forgettable

We capped of our final night at Pat's Creek bar, a nice spot to enjoy round of beers and get a feel of acoustic vibe. So there we were lazing on the bar's drift wood chairs. Most of the songs they cover were from the 90's (Alanis, Cranberries etc.). Since we have an early flight the next day we head back to our place around 11PM.

A Fine Frenzy
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