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Travel Budget: Boracay | Just Wandering

Travel Budget: Boracay

I’ve been putting off posting this because it’s just too darned embarassing. For a trip that has a lot of free stuff, it has been one expensive weekend.

Then again, if you have a penchant for eating out at fancy restaurants, you’d have to pay the price in the end. That and a terrible addiction to the Internet. Bah.

So here you go, an idea of how much you’d spend in Boracay if you’re careless with your money x_x

Boracay September 2009
September 5 – 8, 2009
Air transfers in PhP
Seair PHP 0.00 1
Terminal fee PHP 220.00
Land transfers
Taxi to and from airport (MNL) PHP 860.00 2
Trike to and from port (Boracay) PHP 130.00
Accommodation
Taj Guesthouse PHP 0.00 3
Food expenses
Meals, snacks, drinks PHP 3,654.25 4
Miscellaneous
Internet PHP 554.00 5
Skullcandy earbuds PHP 995.00 6
Medicine PHP 60.00
Envirosax PHP 495.00 6
Total PHP 6,968.25
1 Thank you, Seair!
2 The yellow taxis of doom have finally invaded the domestic airport.
3 Long story. Basically, Ms. Net of Tans Guesthouse was so happy with the review I wrote about them last January and brought a lot of business to them, so she insisted that we stay for free. Taj Guesthouse is owned and operated by her sibling.
4 Good food in Boracay is expensive. This includes a paella lunch, pasta with truffle oil, crispy pata and the best calamansi muffin from Real Coffee among other things.
5 Loser.
6 Retail therapy?

Great hotel deals in Boracay via Agoda

This post was last modified on Wednesday, 6 May 2015 07:23

Nina Fuentes

Nina doesn't aim to travel to every country in the world -- she just wants to travel to the places that means the most to her. She started traveling in 2006, and hopes to travel for as long as she can. Her travel blog, Just Wandering won the Best Travel Blog in the 2010 Philippine Blog Awards and in the 2011 Nuffnang Asia Pacific Blog Awards.

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