There aren't really any "clubs" in the traditional sense unless you count the kind of claustraphobic underground disco at Regency.

Boracay's nightlife is very relaxed and laid back, and consists mostly of semi-open air bars, often with sand on the floor, with areas for dancing outside on the beach.

At places like Summer Place, Hey Jude, Juice Bar, Club Paraw etc, even beachwear is acceptable (though most people dress it up a bit). You can hit the bars in boardshorts and no top, if you want. You don't even need to wear shoes.

I dunno where people get the impression there are clubs in Boracay. Cocomangas was about the only indoor bar we went to, and you can't really call that a club. the only club in Boracay you'd have to dress up for is the golf club!

You can wear pretty much what you want, even at Hey Jude, which is a little smarter. For girls, you can just through a little dress over your bikini if you want.

I'll be in Boracay in January as well... any other attire tips? Thank you!

Dear Jannie,

Summer/tropical wear pretty much.

If you were planning on packing some trousers, light chinos/khakis are ideal. Jeans would be hot and uncomfortable in the Bora heat. Other items you should consider are a comfortable pair of flip-flops; T-shirts (leave the polos behind); a hat/visor; and a pair of sunglasses.

Enjoy!!

GeoVan

u can wear nothing at all, nobody minds it! we are from Baguio City, we were swimming in thick long sleeve shirts, maong pants...trying to cover everything! we are catching stares!!

It's not legal to go nude on Boracay!

instapump,

simple.....sandals..shorts..a t-shirt and really cool sunglasses.

rob

Thanks for the input.

Tomorrow im off to the Philippines...I'll post my experience when I come back.

instapump,

............I envy you.

.....I'm sitting in snowy Ottawa.

Hope you have a great trip.

......dont forget to stop at the Cocomangus dance bar(hope I spelled it right)...the owner is a Canadian ...the music is good.

.........did I mention that I envy you (guess I did..lol)

rob