Boracay is a destination synonymous to white beaches and sunset parties. This coastal gem calls to sun seekers, adventurers, and all those who tread between. On our recent trip to the island, we discovered an outstanding hotel in Station Zero where people can escape to conscious luxury—proving that there’s so much more to the island than what meets the eye.

Crimson Boracay

The Escape to Conscious Luxury package features an accommodation for three days and two nights at one of the resort’s well-appointed rooms, suites, or villas which includes complimentary buffet breakfast at Saffron Cafe.

Prepare your palate for an exquisite healthy five-course dinner for two at Azure, Crimson Boracay’s chic Asian restaurant that serves the best of Japanese, Korean, and Indian cuisine. Prepared by Azure’s Head Chef, the dinner menu boasts a delicious presentation of tropical flavors. An island treat for foodies!

The package also comes with a guided tour of J's garden where staff tend hydroponically-grown plants like basil, arugula, rosemary, and more. These pocket gardens can be found within Crimson Boracay and are utilized to supply the kitchens of the hotel. This project is part of the Today and Beyond campaign of Chroma Hospitality which aims to promote and implement various sustainable practices at its properties throughout the country.

To cap off your sustainable retreat, Crimson Boracay offers a four-hour guided bicycle tour for two. The ride lets you discover a different side of the island which begins at Bulabog Beach. Here you’ll find a parade of kite surfers as they dance with the wind and sea. The tour will then take you to Mount Luho, the highest point of Boracay and the perfect place to end a day of biking.

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For a slower-paced holiday that highlights sustainability, let Crimson Boracay take you on a trip that you’ll cherish. To know more, visit https://bit.ly/sensibleescapesboracay. Booking period is until December 15, 2024 while stay period runs from March 1 to December 20, 2024. See you on the island!