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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
Manila: (+63 2) 849
0100
Boracay: (+63 36) 288 5502
ASIAN
SPIRIT
Manila: (+63 2) 855
5555
Boracay: (+63 36) 288 3465
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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
Manila: (+63 2) 636
4938
Air
Philippines
Manila: (+63 2) 855
9000
Philippine Airlines
Manila: (+63 2) 855
8888
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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. For
schedules, contact
the following shipping companies:
WG&A
Superferry
Manila: (+63 2) 528
7000
MBRS
Shipping Lines
Manila: (+63 2) 243
5886/88
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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
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