Aklan Philippines: Red Coconut Beach Hotel in Boracay Island
Red Coconut Beach Hotel is located along the main white beach shoreline of the world-renowned Boracay Island. It stands as a prominent landmark in the area.
The beach hotel has well-appointed rooms that are equipped with cable television, mini bar, NDD/IDD telephone, private toilet and bath with hot and cold shower and a private veranda that offers a magnificent view of the beach and the swimming pool. The rooms to choose from for the beachfront accommodations are the standard, superior, executive and the suite rooms. For the garden view accommodations, guests can choose from the standard aircon rooms, deluxe rooms and the family rooms. The garden view accommodations have the same amenities as the beachfront accommodations with the exception of the veranda that opens up to the beautifully maintained gardens.
The beach hotel offers guests a beachfront swimming pool, a restaurant, a bar, diving center, pick-up/drop off transportation and room and wake-up service. The hotel’s restaurant is large and serves international and local cuisine as well as grilled sea foods and barbeque. The bar at the hotel makes a cool hangout after a day under the tropical sun. Guests can relax and unwind here with their favorite cocktails and drinks with French crepes on the side. The dive center has PADI professional instructors and has high tech equipments for dive courses, adventures, research or free diving.
Aside from lazing under the sun and occasional dip in the clear waters, there are other activities for the guests’ enjoyment. These are banana boat rides, beach ball games, diving, golf, horseback riding, jet skiing, kayaking, mountain biking, motor biking, sailing/boating, snorkeling, windsurfing and a relaxing spa.
There are many routes that will lead to Boracay Island. The easiest and fastest way is by air from Manila and Cebu to either Kalibo or Caticlan. There is also a ship that will leave from Manila which will dock near Caticlan. Guests can also do the land route from Cebu to Negros, then to Iloilo and from there, to Caticlan.
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