A chance to rediscover a familiar destination and explore more of what it has to offer should not be missed. The island of Boracay is famous for its white sand beaches found along the stretch of Stations Zero to Three. On this visit, we discovered and experienced the crystal-clear waters and soft, powdery white sand found on Bulabog beach on the eastern side of the island.

Bulabog is also home to kite surfing, windsurfing enthusiasts, and visitors wanting to go for a swim and on walks along a paved and quieter path along the beach. Lined with restaurants and cafés, the area is a welcome respite from the crowded and more popular spots in Boracay.

Being familiar with the famous white beach of this island, we decided to explore more of it and booked a stay in a hotel we found online. It looks majestic, classy, and yet simple with a homey vibe. With that information in mind, we found ourselves on an airplane heading to Caticlan Airport.

Thinking about the aquamarine colors of the sea, we wanted to experience the water's reflection on a huge property fronting the beach this time around. Figuratively, it is time to indulge in the white and aqua colors found this side of Boracay.

Aqua Boracay

Aquamarine stones have been referred to in ancient times as the "water of the sea." A perfect description of this gem of a destination at Bulabog beach. I observed that the name and theme of this hotel make it seem like the aqua-colored water was pulled from the sea to create the vibrant tones of this property by the sea. 

Touring Aqua Boracay, we noticed luxurious and spacious rooms around the property. They also have an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking which is rare in these parts, a fitness center, and a vast garden. There were lots of spaces in the garden that could be used for events. The rest of the property includes a restaurant, room service, and a 24-hour front desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property. There is also a bar for guests near the beach.