How to get there:

BY AIR
The first option from Manila, Cebu, and Clark - Angeles, is to take a direct flight to Caticlan Airport. From Manila, it is approximately 35 minutes to an hour to Caticlan. The following airlines provide direct flights to Caticlan: Seair and Asian spirit

Next is via Kalibo Airport. Kalibo is two (2) hour away to Caticlan Jetty Port. From the airport, air-conditioned buses, mini-vans, and vehicles for rental are available to take you direct to and from Caticlan Jetty Port. For flight schedules, check the following airlines: Cebu Pacific, Air Philippines, Philippine Airlines.

BY SEA TRANSPORT
For those who would like to make the travel to Boracay, alone, an adventure, try the Ferry and Ro-Ro Services. Ro-Ro (Roll-on, roll off) services are now getting famous as an option going to Boracay from Manila, Mindoro, Dumaguit and other provinces.

FROM CATICLAN & AROUND THE ISLAND
From Caticlan Airport, it is a 10-minute away to Caticlan Jetty Port. A tricycle (a motorized vehicle) is readily available right outside the airport arrival area to take you to and from the Jetty Port.

From Caticlan Jetty Port, it is around 20-minute boat ride to Boracay Island.

For additional information, there are no port on the island. It is best to have your baggages taken carefully to avoid getting wet when getting off the boat. Boracay is divided into three sections, known as Boat Stations 1, 2, and 3. Most of the time boats dock at Station 3. A designated drop-off station on the other part of the island is being used during monsoon season.

From Boat Station 3, take a short walk to the Main Road for a tricycle ride to Station 1. Boracay Plaza is the first resort on Station 1, right across the government center and church.

For first timers to Boracay, it is best to ask for directions. Try the boatmen before getting off the boat, they will be glad to assist every Boracay guests.