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Kids and elderly may go
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Visiting Boracay with kids and elderly family members can be a fantastic experience with proper planning. The island offers a mix of relaxation and activities suitable for all ages, but it’s important to prioritize accessibility, comfort, and safety. Here's a helpful guide:

?️ Why Boracay is Great for Families
  • White Beach is flat and walkable, with soft sand and calm waters, making it ideal for both kids and seniors.
  • Family-friendly accommodations with beach access and pools are widely available.
  • Plenty of restaurants with kid-friendly menus and quiet dining atmospheres.
  • Activities range from calm boat rides to cultural experiences, suitable for a slower pace.

?‍?‍?‍? Tips for Families with Kids & Elderly
✅ Choose the Right Station:
  • Station 1: Quiet and upscale. Best for seniors and young kids.
  • Station 2: Central, busy, close to D'Mall. Convenient but can be crowded.
  • Station 3: Budget-friendly, laid-back vibe. Some areas less accessible.
? Recommended Family-Friendly Resorts:
  • Henann Prime Beach Resort (Station 1) – Beachfront, pools, and wheelchair-accessible areas.
  • Discovery Shores Boracay – Luxury, with top-notch service and good amenities for all ages.
  • Astoria Boracay – Centrally located with family suites and good access.

?‍♂️ Accessibility & Mobility
  • Bring foldable strollers or wheelchairs if needed.
  • Golf carts or tricycles can help move around, but check if your resort offers shuttle services.
  • Avoid steep or remote locations with many stairs (some accommodations in Diniwid or Bulabog).

? Family-Friendly Activities
  • Island Hopping (with shaded boats) – Ask for a private tour and gentle itinerary.
  • Helmet Diving or Glass-bottom Boats – For older kids and adults.
  • Sunset Watching – Perfect from the beach or a calm paraw sail.
  • Sandcastle Building and Shallow Swimming – At White Beach.
  • Massage or Spa Treatments – Some spas offer family rooms or gentle massages for elderly.

?️ Where to Eat (with Kids/Elderly in Mind)
  • Lemoni Café – Healthy, light meals, quiet environment.
  • Los Indios Bravos – Spacious and good variety of food.
  • D’Talipapa (or Paluto Restaurants) – Fresh seafood, but choose early to avoid the dinner rush.

? Health & Safety
  • Bring prescription meds and first aid supplies.
  • Stay hydrated and avoid midday sun.
  • Closest medical facility: St. Gabriel Medical Center.
  • Have travel insurance just in case.
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