Boracay Island Adventures for Every Type of Traveler

Boracay Island is an internationally acclaimed tropical paradise located in the province of Aklan, Philippines. Famed for its powdery white sand beaches, vibrant nightlife, and breathtaking turquoise waters, Boracay continues to attract local and international travelers year-round. With a total area of just over 10 square kilometers, this small island packs an impressive punch when it comes to natural beauty, water adventures, and cultural charm.

After undergoing a significant rehabilitation in 2018, Boracay has emerged better than ever — offering a more sustainable, eco-conscious, and well-regulated travel experience. The government’s efforts to preserve its natural resources have restored its pristine condition, making it once again a model for responsible tourism. From world-class resorts and thrilling water sports to serene sunset strolls, Boracay offers a dynamic mix of relaxation and excitement.

Whether you’re a solo backpacker, honeymooning couple, barkada on a break, or a family seeking a perfect getaway, Boracay provides something for everyone. The island’s friendly locals, delicious food, and laid-back atmosphere, combined with its scenic beaches and crystal-clear waters, make it one of the most unforgettable destinations in Southeast Asia.

Kalibo Car Rental – Easiest Way to Get to Boracay Island

Traveling should be about comfort, convenience, and creating unforgettable memories—not the stress of public transportation. Whether you’re starting your journey anywhere in Kalibo, our reliable car rental service ensures a seamless trip to any destination in Panay Island, with effortless pick-ups and drop-offs tailored to your schedule.

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With our affordable rental options, you can explore Aklan, Antique, Capiz, and Iloilo, and the island province of Guimaras at your own pace, embracing the freedom of having private transportation. From scenic landscapes to vibrant attractions, let us enhance your journey by making every mile a part of your adventure. Experience comfort, reliability, and convenience—because your trip to Aklan deserves nothing less.

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Public Transport to Boracay Island

FROM AKLAN (e.g., Kalibo)

Step 1: Kalibo to Caticlan Jetty Port
Go to Kalibo International Airport or Kalibo public transport terminal.
Ride a van or Ceres Bus bound for Caticlan.
Travel time: 1.5 to 2 hours
Drop-off point: Caticlan Jetty Port

Step 2: Caticlan Jetty Port to Boracay Island
Pay the required fees:
Terminal Fee: PHP 150
Environmental Fee: PHP 150 (locals), PHP 300 (foreigners)
Boat Fare: PHP 50 to PHP 100
Board the pump boat to Boracay Island (10 to 20 minutes)
Arrival port: Cagban or Tambisaan (depending on weather)

FROM ANTIQUE (e.g., San Jose de Buenavista, Culasi, Pandan)

Step 1: Antique to Caticlan Jetty Port
Go to the Ceres Bus Terminal in your town or city
Ride a Ceres Bus bound for Caticlan via Pandan, Libertad, and Nabas
Travel time: 4 to 5 hours
Drop-off: Caticlan Jetty Port

Step 2: Caticlan Jetty Port to Boracay Island
Pay the fees as listed above
Board the boat and travel to Boracay Island (10 to 20 minutes)

FROM CAPIZ (e.g., Roxas City)

Step 1: Roxas City to Kalibo
Go to Roxas City Integrated Terminal or transport stands near Gaisano or Robinsons Place
Ride a van or Ceres Bus to Kalibo
Travel time: 2 to 2.5 hours

Step 2: Kalibo to Caticlan Jetty Port
Transfer to a van or Ceres Bus from Kalibo to Caticlan
Travel time: 1.5 to 2 hours

Step 3: Caticlan Jetty Port to Boracay Island
Proceed with boat ride and pay the required fees

FROM ILOILO CITY

Step 1: Iloilo City to Caticlan or Kalibo
Go to the Ceres Northbound Terminal in Jaro, Iloilo City
Ride a Ceres Bus bound for either Caticlan or Kalibo

If direct to Caticlan: No need to transfer
If bound for Kalibo: Transfer to another van or bus to reach Caticlan
Direct to Caticlan: 5 to 6 hours
To Kalibo: 4 to 5 hours

Step 2: Kalibo to Caticlan (if needed)
Ride a van or bus from Kalibo to Caticlan
Travel time: 1.5 to 2 hours

Step 3: Caticlan Jetty Port to Boracay Island
Pay all terminal and environmental fees
Ride the boat to Boracay (10 to 20 minutes)

Addtional Tips:

* Boats operate from around 6:00 AM to 9:30 PM
* Prepare a valid ID and proof of accommodation for entry (if requested)
* Wear appropriate clothes; wet clothes are not allowed on the boat
* No single-use plastic allowed in Boracay (enforced ordinance)
* Bring cash for transport and terminal fees

Relax at White Beach
White Beach is the heart and soul of Boracay — a 4-kilometer stretch of fine white sand divided into three stations (Station 1, 2, and 3). Here, you can sunbathe, swim, sip coconut juice, or simply lounge under a palm tree. Each station offers different vibes: Station 1 for luxury, Station 2 for shopping and dining, and Station 3 for peaceful seclusion.

Catch the Famous Boracay Sunset
As the sun dips below the horizon, Boracay transforms into a golden canvas. Head to the beach around 5:30 PM and witness the dramatic hues of purple, orange, and red reflecting on the water — a daily spectacle that never gets old.

Try Parasailing, Helmet Diving & Fly Fish
Adrenaline junkies will find no shortage of fun here. Soar over the sea with parasailing, go underwater without getting your hair wet through helmet diving, or hold on tight for a wild ride on the Fly Fish inflatable boat.

Island Hopping Tours
Explore nearby islands like Crystal Cove Island, Magic Island, and Crocodile Island. These tours usually include snorkeling, cliff jumping, and buffet lunches served on floating cottages — a full day of island bliss!

Go Snorkeling and Scuba Diving
Discover a vibrant underwater world filled with coral gardens, tropical fish, and even shipwrecks. Whether you’re a certified diver or a curious beginner, Boracay’s dive sites are among the best in the Visayas.

Indulge in Local and International Cuisine
From fresh seafood boodle fights and street-style isaw to international dishes at upscale beachfront restaurants, Boracay is a foodie’s paradise. Don’t miss Jonah’s fruit shakes, chori burger, and seafood platters at D’Talipapa.

Visit Puka Shell Beach
For a quieter alternative to White Beach, head to Puka Shell Beach on the island’s northern tip. It’s less crowded, ideal for meditation, reading, or collecting the naturally polished shell fragments it’s named after.

Try Paddleboard Yoga or Beach Massage
Boracay is also perfect for wellness retreats. Try paddleboard yoga during sunrise, or enjoy a beachfront massage for a fraction of spa prices — pure island relaxation.

Experience the Boracay Nightlife
After sundown, Boracay comes alive. Whether you’re into fire dancers, live acoustic music, beachfront bars, or EDM clubs, the island offers nightlife that caters to every type of party-goer.

TRAVEL FEE
Boat Terminal Fee Regular – ₱ 150
Seniors/PWD/Student – ₱ 120
Kids 5 y.o. and below – FREE

Environmental Fee Local – ₱ 150
Environmental Fee Foreigner – ₱ 300
Boat Fee – ₱ 50

ACTIVITIES
Stand Up Paddle – ₱ 500/30 mins., ₱ 700/hour
Crystal Kayak – ₱ 250/person for 15-20 minutes
Parasailing – ₱ 2500 solo, ₱ 1800 tandem
Helmet Diving – ₱ 1000/person
UFO Ride – ₱ 700/person
Banana Boat Ride – ₱ 450/person
Kitesurfing – ₱ 3800/person for intro course
Jet Ski Rental – ₱ 2200 for 15 mins., ₱ 3800 for 30 mins.
Scuba Diving – ₱ 5000 solo, ₱ 3500/person for groups of 2-6
ATV Ride – ₱ 1500/30 mins.

PARAW SAILING DAYTIME
Solo – ₱ 2000
Duo – ₱ 1000
Trio – ₱ 830
Group of 4 – ₱ 750
Group of 5 – ₱ 700
Group of 6 – ₱ 670

PARAW SAILING SUNSET
Solo – ₱ 2500
Duo – ₱ 1250
Trio – ₱ 1000
Group of 4 – ₱ 875
Group of 5 – ₱ 800
Group of 6 – ₱ 750

Island Hopping Fee – ₱ 800-900
* Inclusive of buffet lunch and mask, doesn’t include entrance fees and snorkeling fee

Snorkeling Site Fee – ₱ 45
Crystal Cove Fee – ₱ 300
Magic Island Fee – ₱ 250

E-Trike Tour – ₱ 500 per hour for maximum 4 pax
Multi-Cab Tour – ₱ 700 per hour for maximum 10 pax

Boracay Field Office
Landline No.: (036) 288 3689
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Email: deptour6boracay@yahoo.com

🔹 Swimwear and quick-dry clothes
🔹 Reef-safe sunscreen
🔹 Flip-flops or aqua shoes
🔹 Waterproof pouch for gadgets
🔹 Sunglasses and wide-brimmed hat
🔹 Reusable water bottle
🔹 Eco-friendly tote bag for essentials
🔹 Valid IDs and booking confirmations
🔹 Power bank and travel adapter
🔹 Extra cash (some establishments don’t accept cards)

🔹 Register with the Department of Tourism’s QR system via the official Boracay website before your trip. All tourists must be registered prior to arrival.
🔹 Book DOT-accredited hotels or resorts only. This is strictly enforced.
🔹 Keep the island clean — no littering, smoking, or drinking on the beach.
🔹 No single-use plastics allowed. Bring reusable containers and eco-bags.
🔹 Be respectful of the quiet hours and avoid loud noise after 10 PM in designated areas.
🔹 Help preserve marine life — don’t step on corals or take shells as souvenirs.
🔹 Be cautious when engaging in water sports — always choose licensed operators for your safety.