We love the cocomanga's special illusion.. and the music. Only nega part was it looks like cheap with some pick-up girls who tried to catch foreigners attention.

This is where the infamous 15 shot challenge of Boracay finds it home. I didn't go for it but I wish I did. Regrets. Oh well. It costs just P1300 for the 15 shots, quite pricey if you think of it but decent by Boracay standards. I had a beer and this shaker's drink, forgot the name but it had... More

When I visited Boracay a week ago, my best friend and I went bar hopping on our first night on the island. From Station 1 to Station 2 - we went home so drunk past 5am next morning sweeping the best ones and eliminating poor ones. It's very essential to know the best spot so we can spend more days... More

We heard this was where the action was at night. The only thing they didn't tell us is they don't like foreigners. They were extremely rude and really didn't want us there, so we left and won't be back and would advise others to do the same.

first time i came to boracay was in 2004..coming back in 2012 i already was expecting so many changes..this is the only place i wished that didnt change much..but it did..it just doesnt feel like cocomangas anymore even if they did the shooters challenge..music really changed..crowd was really different as well..

Cocomangas has two spots in Boracay. The Shooters bar along the street and the Wine bar along the white beach. They are just a few steps away from each other. We went first to the Shooters bar but found the place too crowded but a real party place! :) Thus, we settled for the Wine Bar and found out that... More

Do the 15 Shot challenge....Your Country needs You !!! They taste terrible, but if you want that plaque on the wall and the 'Still Standing' T shirt....It has to be done lol

A lot of people love Cocomangoes and a lot of people hate it too. Personally I found it too crowded and pretty seedy. The locals come first and we rudely asked to move from the booths on multiple occasions because the dancers are more important than the patrons so they get choice of wherever to sit.

I went to Cocomangas with high expectations - having heard from most of my Filipino friends that this is THE party place in Boracay. I was expecting it to be similar to the big bars / clubs in Thailand, but was disappointed. The dance floor is pretty small considering the heavy crowd they have. The biggest downside was that they... More