It has been my family's third time staying here in fairways and bluewaters, and I must say that every stay had been such a breeze!
I must admit though that we used to say that going to Boracay is not worth it unless it's free (sorry, Philippines ha? haha!). However, we were really blessed that one of the perks of my mom's job is an all-expense paid trip to Boracay every three years (I know! Cool, right?). So since 2007, we have been going here in Fairways and Bluewaters because my mom's company have bought a share here.
Being a pre-arranged trip, going to Boracay had always been an ease for us. Our tickets are booked in advance, and our transportation have been arranged ahead of time as well. So let me share you something about our trip.
We left at about 5 in the morning from our house in order to get to the airport on time for our 8am flight. Our house is just 40 minutes away from the airport, but because we had to leave our car at Park 'n Fly near NAIA 2, we had to leave a bit earlier that usual (I'll post my review about that later on)
( The Park 'N Fly Building)
So we were brought by the park 'n fly van to NAIA 3; and in there, the process had been smooth.
(One of the perks if you fly PAL?free snacks! Pwede narin di ba? Hehe)
The flight to Kalibo (the one that we chose because we did not like the small airplanes bound for Caticlan) took about an hour to an hour and a half. Others prefer to go to Caticlan because it would only take a short boat ride from there going to Boracay. As for us, it has always been Kalibo.
( arrival at Kalibo airport)
Upon arrival in Kalibo airport, we already have our own driver waiting for us, who is going to take us to the Caticlan welcome center of Fairways and Bluewaters.
The land trip going to Kalibo took about 2 hours. It was a snooze-fest, but most of it was amusing because of the sceneries that we got to see! (Ang ganda nga pala talaga ng Pilipinas!)
Welcome Drinks upon arrival at Fairways and Bluewaters members' welcome center. As you can see, they have lots of golf magazines; well it's mainly because Fairways is a golf club. Haha! So anyway, from the welcome center, we had a boat ride which took about 15 minutes,across the sea, going to the main island of Boracay
Upon arrival on the island, we had another van (from fairways) which picked us up. The resort is about 10 minutes away from the Boracay port as it is located in Station 1. Btw, station 1 in Boracay houses the big resorts; it is also quite peaceful there as compared to stations 2 and 3.
In the members area, you will be given free drinks again..unending free drinks, I must say haha! Since our room was already prepared, it did not take us too long to check-in into the resort.
Fairways is a huge resort, so there is a roaming van inside the resort which can take you around the premises; and there is a scheduled trip every hour going to D*Mall in station 2, which is about 10 minutes away. Back in 2007 and 2010, we can call a van anytime from our villa; however they changed the set-up recently.
We were assigned with three rooms located in the same villa, but they are not connected. One room was for my mom and dad (the biggest room) and then the other room for my brother, my sister-in-law, and their son, and the last room was assigned to my sister and I. It was so fun! Haha!
These are the pics of my mom and dad's suite. It has a kitchen,a dining area, a living room, a walk-in closet, and two bathrooms.
Our room has the same bed, however it has no living room, etc. But even if we did not have those, we still had the same view for four days:
So going back, fairways has its own beach, it has its own pool (back in 2007 and 2010, there was only one, but recently they opened 2 more), it has its own golf course as i've said, it also has its own activities area such as the zipline, zorb ball, and segway. So basically there would be no more reason for you to go out and force yourself in the crowded areas of Boracay (although that's the point of going right? Haha!), because everything that you can possibly think of in order to relax are already here in Fairways and Bluewater!
(The Maris Spa)
Oh and have I mentioned that they also have their own chapel inside a cave? It still looked just as amazing as the last time we were here
So that's it! I hope you also got to experience fairways even by just looking at the pics. So far, I've heard that fairways are already accepting non-member accommodations as well. There are even deals available online already. So if you want to experience Boracay in the most fancy way possible, consider booking here now! It's summer!
For more info visit their website here:
http://www.fairwaysandbluewater.com.ph
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