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Top Hostels in Boracay
Okay, so you’re going to Boracay and you want to stay somewhere that isn’t going to cost you an arm and a leg. You want to have a good time and meet other travelers from all over the world. You want to focus more on the amazing beaches than on the deluxe hotel room. No problem. The answer for you is as close as a cheap hostel and in Boracay, there are plenty of them.
Ocean Breeze Inn Hostel
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Just a couple of minutes from White Beach, you will find the Ocean Breeze Inn Hostel with a great staff and a low price of around 360 Php per night.
MNL Beach Hostel Boracay
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Strategically situated in Bulabog Beach, this Boracay hostel allows you to access local attractions and sights. Be sure to set some time aside to visit Ariel’s Point as well as White Beach nearby. Read: MNL Beach Hostel Boracay Review
Second Wind Hostel Boracay
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Conveniently located in the Bulabog Beach area of Boracay Island, Second Wind Hostel Boracay puts you close to attractions and interesting dining options.
Frendz Resort Boracay Hostel
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Or nearby is the Frendz Resort Boracay Hostel which has a great bar to meet new friends in and where you can stay for 540 PHP and you can stay in a private room.
Hotel Villa Sunset
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The Hotel Villa Sunset is just a little bit more but offers you the chance to have a little more luxury in your private room.
Melinda’s Garden Hostel
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Of course, part of the fun of staying in hostels is staying in the dorms where you get to meet new friends and find out the best places to travel and visit next. That’s one of the reasons why travelers love Melinda’s Garden Hostel which has nipa huts and a great common area.
Casa Camilla Hostel
Everyone I’ve spoken with tells me that the Casa Camilla Hostel has the best hammocks of them all. You have to pay for the joy but in fact, there is a problem. Once you are lying in that hammock, you might just decide to skip seeing the rest of beautiful Boracay, which would be a true tragedy.
Trafalgar Cottages Boracay
One downside is the cold showers, but you’re in Boracay. the water in the sea is warm enough. A place that just about everyone agrees is always a pleasure to stay at is Trafalgar Cottages Hostel. This hostel makes an extra effort to keep things very tidy and is right in the center of the town and still just three minutes from White Beach. You can relax in your hammock as you talk about the day’s adventures with new friends for as little as 40 pesos!
One thing to look for in a hostel on Boracay is a hammock. You don’t want to miss out on the joy of lying under a coconut palm and watching the breeze play through the fronds.
So, book a hostel, but don’t miss seeing the rest of Boracay!
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