Last Day In BORACAY, Philippines

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  • Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
  • In this DITLO*, we shop for pasalubong, get fresh buko, go on a sunset sail, and go to the clubbbbbbb for our last day in Boracay.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @pixxiespit
    @pixxiespit 12 днів тому +5

    That looks like such a fun place, so much to do, no wonder it’s packed with people!
    ⛵️🥥🕺

  • @SuperYogagirl
    @SuperYogagirl 12 днів тому +3

    How is Mama Foti doing? When you get home, could you please vlog with her again.

  • @mikenelson1624
    @mikenelson1624 12 днів тому +1

    ✨🩵💫🌊🏖️😎✨🤩

  • @tallactordude
    @tallactordude 13 днів тому +2

    I don’t think I have ever had coconut that wasn’t shredded. Now I’m curious to know what it’s like to eat a solid slice of coconut like that. And am I right that that was a catamaran that the three of you got a ride on? It looks like that would’ve been rather fun.

    • @AngryKittens
      @AngryKittens 19 годин тому

      Do NOT eat it if it's hard and rubbery. It will taste like rubber. This is usually what's dried and shredded and sold in western markets, and the reason why people don't like coconuts.
      It's really only eaten as is when it's still soft and gooey, but that's only possible with fresh coconuts.

    • @AngryKittens
      @AngryKittens 19 годин тому

      The boat is a trimaran (two outriggers + hull), in comparison to a catamaran (which has two hulls). It's called a bangka in the Philippines, but it is related to the catamarans and double outrigger boats of the Pacific. Both Filipinos and Pacific Islanders are Austronesian peoples. Close cousins with the same very ancient sailing traditions. In fact, they both use the triangular crab claw sails.

  • @MatePutChu
    @MatePutChu 12 днів тому +1

    Birra Moretti Premium Lager is the best beer you can get there stillsoundlyawake.