I have always loved my sisters! Growing up, my four older sisters used to give me money for school and they also lavish me with gifts, especially during Christmas or my birthday. My youngest sister and I used to play together a lot as well. Our bond became stronger now that we are both adults hehe.
Recently during our all-family travel to Boracay, our sisters' bond became stronger. I love that my sisters are always supportive and caring and that they want to see me grow as well. I cannot thank them enough for their love and tender care. I love you, my sisters! 😘💕✨
In the photos above, these were taken in Puka Beach. Here is quick information about the beach as per the world wide web:
Puka Shell Beach is a place where you can still experience the purity of Boracay. It may have some hints of civilization, but there are still parts that have preserved their true serene self…
Puka Beach is 800 meters long and fronted by a big cliff with a forest alongside it. At dusk you can see flying foxes (very big bats) flying across the top of the cliff.
The sand is coarser than that of White Beach due to the small bits of coral mixed in with it. In the past the beach also used to be lined with puka shells, which is where it got its name from.
It’s also worth knowing that the water increases in depth quickly. So if you’re not confident in your swimming abilities I recommend staying close to the shore.
Puka Beach is a serene destination in Boracay that boasts a white-sand shore that contains bits of coral. Going on for 800 meters, it is also one of the longest beaches on the island.
While the bits of coral make its sand slightly more coarse than those of the White Beach, this spot makes up for it with its almost unspoiled natural beauty. Puka Beach is lined with tall coconut trees as well, and has a lush tropical forest just past its stunning shore.
It is also home to Boracay's flying foxes, which are a species of fruit bats. From the shore, you can spot these animals flying around at night when they are most active.