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Boracay's Postcard-Perfect Diniwid Beach

Hidden from Boracay's main White Beach by a cliff, Diniwid Beach is a secluded beach strip that offers more privacy to visitors unlike the crowded White Beach. It's a favorite destination of Europeans if they're not into the windy feel of Bulabog Beach and looking for a homey vacation place.

The most prominent landmark of the beach is the exlcusive Nami Private Villas with majestic view of the place and the sea that you also see in postcards.

picture of Diniwid Beach with Nami Private Villas in the background
it's on this beach where Caucasian tourists stay. at times, you won't feel you're in the Philippines with bikini babes frolicking or just walking on the beach



Less commercialized and not crowded, the beach has its share of commercialism, though a simple ambulant vendor of ice cream



This is the recommended beach on Boracay Island that's away from the crowd, yet so near the commercialized place.

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Resorts on Diniwid Beach:

Nami Private Villas (namiboracay.ph)
Microtel Inn & Suites
Mika's Place
Diniwid Beach Resort (http://diniwidbeachresort.com)

How to get there:

Diniwid Beach can be reached by walking beyond the bend from Boracay's famous White Beach Station 1. From the jetty port, you may hire a tricycle to take you to the place.

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 10:27 PM,

15 Comments:

At Jun 10, 2008 10:10:00 AM, Blogger R-yo said...

wow! beautiful philippines indeed!

 
At Jun 10, 2008 12:24:00 PM, Blogger kyels said...

I totally dig this beach! I've never been there before pero through this post; I can feel how tranquil it is already!

[:

 
At Jun 10, 2008 1:19:00 PM, Blogger the donG said...

If i'll visit Boracay, you'll definitely find me here. i like semi-private places like these.

I'll take note of Diniwid. Is this the one near station 3 or station 1?

 
At Jun 10, 2008 9:28:00 PM, Blogger tutubi philippines said...

r-yo, indeed it is

kyels, nice and not crowded. quite pricey though

the dong, walkign distance from station 1, just behind the cliff

 
At Jun 11, 2008 11:06:00 AM, Blogger the donG said...

thanks! that'll surely be a good place for me.

 
At Jun 11, 2008 6:31:00 PM, Anonymous Lifecruiser said...

It looks divine of course, maybe we could do a day trip there if we come to Boracay :-)

The pricey mention is not exactly what we're looking for, since we wanna stay as long as possible if we go to the Philippines. After all, if we're going so far away, we wanna stay for a while and not fly home again too soon.

We're really consider going there, but it won't be until the beginning of 2008 as earliest.

 
At Jun 12, 2008 11:58:00 AM, Blogger Eric said...

I never been to this so called Paradise..maybe this year with my friends...
Thank you so much for dropping by and posting your comment in my blog...I should have known that you aren't just a simple nor ordinary blogger but a prof..till I read Manila Bulletin about your bloggings...
thank you Sir.....pls do include Siquijor and Olongapo in your lists of itinerary...just let me know.

 
At Jun 12, 2008 7:37:00 PM, Blogger mirage2g said...

Now that you showed this here, the place would soon be crowded...=D

Great beach images, I envy you...

 
At Jun 12, 2008 8:36:00 PM, Blogger tin-tin said...

haven't stayed there yet. next time..

 
At Jun 12, 2008 9:39:00 PM, Blogger tutubi philippines said...

lifecruiser,the beach is reachable from boracay'smain white beach.

eric, i've been to siquijor already but wasn't able to explore the place fully due to limited time

mirage2g, thanks.you'll get there someday

tin-tin,punta ka dun lakad lang from station 1 lampas ng bundok sa dulo

 
At Jun 12, 2008 10:49:00 PM, Anonymous tina said...

WOW. diniwid.. ill remember that!

 
At Jun 13, 2008 5:08:00 AM, Blogger pieterbie said...

You wouldn't find me there if it doesn't look like the philippines.
I can see caucasian bikini babes here on my own beach :-)

 
At Jun 16, 2008 7:06:00 PM, Anonymous freeze said...

oooh! looks good. I've read Nami offers the best massage in the Island. Too bad they didn't have enough masseurs to accommodate us when we inquired.

so it's best to call in advance
(6336)2886753 to 54

 
At Jul 20, 2010 4:50:00 PM, Anonymous Boracay Hotels said...

What a lovely photos. I like that boat with yellow cab flag. loved it. Thanks for this articles, it's so useful. Thanks



Tanya Gemarin

 
At Nov 12, 2010 4:34:00 PM, Anonymous Bohol Hotels said...

@Boracay

Hi tanya,

me too i want to ride this boat with you. ahihi

-Yuri Ichiro

 

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