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Right up there on the craggy hillside is where you can lie prone on a massage bed in a roofed but open-sided cabana, and gaze down, precipitously, at the blinding, sunstruck shore, with boats beached and yet beaching, tiny figures romping around, azure sea and clear horizon beyond. 


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Boracay redux, how ka-nami

By Alfred A. Yuson | May 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Ever had a massage with a view? A superlative one, too, of the lesser known Diniwid Beach north of Boracay’s fabled White Beach, past the rocky end leading to a steep promontory. Right up there on the craggy...

Travel and Tourism

Boracay after a storm

By Alfred A. Yuson | September 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Just our luck to plan a post-summer weekend at "the best beach in the world," when the vagaries of the rainy season were already upon us. The fortuitousness worked both ways, however, even if not until...

Travel and Tourism