Sun.Star Davao

The quiet Boracay

- BY STELLA A. ESTREMERA

LET'S take a break as we did and hie on off to the party island of Boracay.

But of course, party and me do not go well together, and thus I loved that our annual planning meeting was held at the quiet part of the beach, at Discovery Shores Boracay.

The attention to details is pretty impressive, with the labels of our water bottles replaced with the Sun.Star logo at the function room. The downside, Wifi was slow and mobile phone signal was low as well, and so you just have to make do with the slow Wifi because you can't get a data signal from your phone.

The hamburger snack was huge and round and cooked perfectly. No eeky blood oozing from the ground meat at all. That would have lasted till dinnertime in my tummy, but having done well in our presentati­ons, we deserved to celebrate the way Sun.Star Davao celebrates: we eat again.

This time at the restaurant where you get a view of the beach and listen to the acoustic performer.

Pansit, because we're Pinoys and pansit sounds great for celebratio­ns. Chicken in lemon sauce, Bokchoy with tofu, fried spring rolls, and I think that was beef tenderloin... I'm not sure because I was enjoying my Bokchoy because vegetable is scarce in the island and I was missing my veggie fix big-time.

Food is good as it should be. After all, Discovery Shores is a fivestar facility. The attendants are pleasant and very helpful.

Over-all? Yeah, five stars less wifi speed.

Discovery Shores Boracay is at Station 1, the quiet end of the party island that's highly recommende­d for all those who want some peace and quiet that a white sand beach. Like me.

Learn more from their website: http://www. discoverys­horesborac­ay. com/

...the quiet end of the party island that's highly recommende­d for all those who want some peace and quiet ...

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