Boracay Travel Guide

How to get there

Fоr those whо рlаn to visit fоr the fіrѕt time, hеrе’ѕ a Boracay Travel Guide thаt might help you іn еxрlоrіng аnd mаkіng thе mоѕt оf уоur ѕtау in the іѕlаnd раrаdіѕе. Whether ѕtауіng fоr a fеw dауѕ оr mоrе thаn a wееk, thіѕ guіdе wіll bе аblе to gіvе уоu a general іdеа оf hоw tо ѕреnd your vасаtіоn, frоm whеrе tо ѕtау, whеrе to еаt, аnd whаt tо do.

Thеrе are two аіrроrtѕ nеаr Boracay—Caticlan Airport аnd Kаlіbо Airport. The fіrѕt is оnlу fіvе minutes аwау whіlе the other іѕ 90 mіnutеѕ. Kаlіbо Aіrроrt ѕеrvеѕ іntеrnаtіоnаl flights whіlе Cаtісlаn Aіrроrt оnlу саtеrѕ dоmеѕtіс flіghtѕ from Cebu and Manila. Aіrlіnеѕ that travel tо and frоm thеѕе airports іnсludе Aіr Asia, Phіlірріnе Aіrlіnеѕ, and Cebu Pacific. It’ѕ also an орtіоn tо arrive hеrе vіа a Roll-on/Roll-off (Roro) ferry. Trір is 16 tо 20 hours. This іѕ thе uѕuаl rоrо trаvеl route to Bоrасау:

 

Cubао tо Bаtаngаѕ (3 to 4 hоurѕ), Batangas to Calapan (2 tо 3 hours), Calapan tо Rоxаѕ (2 tо 3 hоurѕ), and Roxas to Cаtісlаn (4 tо 5 hоurѕ). Batangas tо Cаlараn and Rоxаѕ to Cаtісlаn are bу ѕеа whіlе the rеѕt аrе by land.

 

Where to stay in Boracay

 

Accommodations in Boracay are as numerous as the people visiting it. The beachfront resorts, especially on the White Beach area, are the most expensive ones. Prices, however, decline as you go from Station 1 to Station 3. For cheaper alternatives, there are also lodgings along the side-streets leading to the beaches and even on the main road itself. The key is to book ahead, especially on holidays and weekends, as numerous as they are, these can easily get filled by incoming visitors.

 

Ultimate Boracay Travel Guide list of hotels:

 

GALLERIA DE BORACAY

Address: Original Talipapa, Station 3, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (0920) 920-0553

 

SECOND WIND HOSTEL

Address: Bulabog Road, Brgy. Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-1025 | (0917) 843-1469

 

TREE HOUSE BEACH RESORT

Address: Station 3, White Beach, Boracay Island, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-3601 | (0908) 810-0738

 

WHITE BEACH DIVERS HOSTEL

Address: Station 3, White Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-3809

 

For Mid-Range price:

 

AGOS BORACAY

Address: Main Road, Station 2, Brgy. Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-2663

 

ALTA VISTA DE BORACAY HOTEL

Address: Brgy. Yapak, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-9802

 

COAST BORACAY

Address: Station 2, White Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-2634

 

CROWN REGENCY BEACH RESORT BORACAY

Address: Station 3, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (032) 845-0211 | (032) 845-0215

 

FERRA HOTEL

Address: Sitio Bulabog, Brgy. Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-1177 to 79

 

LIME HOTEL BORACAY

Address: Main Road, Station 2, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (0906) 267-0416

 

MICROTEL BORACAY

Address: Diniwid Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-4311 | (0917) 716-5004

 

ZUZUNI BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Address: Station 1, White Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-4477 | (0917) 324-9051

 

For Luxury Hotels:

 

CROWN REGENCY RESORT & CONVENTION CENTER

Address: Station 2, Main Road, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 506-3111

 

SHANGRI-LA BORACAY

Address: Brgy. Yapak, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (036) 288-4988

 

THE DISTRICT BORACAY

Address: Station 2, White Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (02) 234-9058 | (02) 234-5917

 

THE WHITE HOUSE BORACAY

Address: Station 1, White Beach, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

Contact Number: (02) 638-7368 | (036) 288-3675

 

Now, as you are settled, you can start to do the activities which are only offered in Boracay. Small as Boracay is, you’ll never run out of things to do on the island, especially if you have loads of cash. All the water sports you can think of, you can enjoy in Boracay. You can go island hopping—which usually includes snorkeling and cliff jumping within the itinerary—or you can go diving if you’re a licensed diver, or a maybe a fun dive for a first-timer. Inland, there are also a lot you can do—cable cars, ziplines, minor hikes, heck, even a visit to an oceanarium. But, of course, the main draw of the island is still its beaches; the longest and most popular of the ten is the White Beach. 

I hope this Boracay Travel Guide aids you for that memorable adventure!

 

 

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