🚗 How to Travel from Boracay to Kalibo: Complete Guide with Fares & Tips

Shore at Tabon Port

If you’ve already seen my guides on how to get to Boracay from Kalibo, here’s the reverse journey — how to travel from Boracay back to Kalibo smoothly and stress-free.

🏖️ Step 1: From White Beach to the Pedicab Terminal

If your hotel is near White Beach, start by walking to the nearest street where pedicabs park. The designated terminal for tricycles that take you to the port is nearby — usually near McDonald's.

• Fare: ₱20 per person
• Travel time: Less than 5 minutes

✈️ How to Travel from Kalibo Airport to Boracay Island: Van, Boat & Tricycle Guide

Kalibo Airport is the airport in Aklan and serves both local and international flights. Traveling from Kalibo to Boracay involves a combination of van, boat, and land transport, with a total travel time of about 2 hours.

🛬 Arrival at Kalibo Airport

Upon arrival, you’ll likely notice the Ati-Atihan costume displays in the terminal — a warm cultural welcome to Aklan!

Just outside the airport terminal, you’ll find vans ready to take passengers to Caticlan Jetty Port. If you want a more adventurous route, you can also catch buses from Kalibo town proper to Caticlan.

🚐 Van or Bus Ride to Caticlan Jetty Port

The trip from Kalibo to Caticlan takes approximately 2 hours.

• Vans are more direct and frequent
• Buses offer a local experience, but take longer and have more stops

✈️ Manila to Boracay Travel Guide: Fly vs RoRo Ferry + Bus Route

RoRo sailing from Batangas port to Calapan port

Planning your trip to Boracay from Manila? You have two main options — fly or go the adventurous route by land and sea. Here's a quick guide to help you choose what fits your budget, schedule, and travel style.

🚢 Option 1: By Land & Sea (RoRo Adventure Route)

If you're a budget traveler or want a bit of an adventure, you can go from Manila to Boracay via bus + RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off ferry).

🏨 Top Recommended Hotels in Station 2, Boracay

Boracay’s Station 2 is the vibrant heart of White Beach — where the island’s iconic powdery sands meet nightlife, dining, and great accommodation options. Whether you’re visiting on a budget or seeking beachfront luxury, here’s a complete list of hotels in Station 2—with personal tips and direct contact info to make planning easier.

🏨 Top Hotels in Station 1, White Beach, Boracay Island – Your Ultimate Accommodation Guide

Looking for the best hotels in Station 1, White Beach, Boracay Island? Below is a comprehensive list of top-rated hotels, inns, and lodgings in Station 1 to help you plan your perfect Boracay getaway. If you know a hotel that’s not included here, please let us know and we’ll be happy to add it!

🛬 How to Get from Caticlan Airport to Boracay Island (Updated 2024 Guide)

Caticlan Airport (Godofredo P. Ramos Airport) is the nearest gateway to Boracay Island, favored for its convenience and proximity. The journey from the airport to Boracay takes about 30 minutes, including a scenic boat ride! 🚤🏝️

🍽️ Big Smoke Boracay Review: Affordable Filipino Breakfast & Classic Dishes

Beef Salpicao - Php150.00

During our Boracay trip, a good friend and frequent visitor recommended Big Smoke Restaurant—a go-to spot for delicious Filipino dishes that won’t break the budget.

We arrived early, dropped our luggage at the hotel, and headed straight here for a hearty breakfast.

🥩 What We Ordered:

• Beef Salpicao – ₱150
  Tender, garlicky beef that hits the spot.
• Beef Tapa with Garlic Rice and Egg – ₱140
  Classic Filipino breakfast comfort food, perfect to fuel a busy day.
• Fried Tuyo (Sun-Dried Fish) – ₱25 for 4 pieces
  (Available on request, depending on supply)
• Garlic Rice – ₱25

🍳Buy Authentic Filipino Longganisa at Metro Market Market | Vigan, Lucban & Cebu Varieties🌭

Discover the Best Pinoy Longganisa Without Traveling — Now at Metro Market Market!

We Filipinos love to shop and eat — especially for breakfast! And what's the iconic breakfast staple paired with fried rice, fried egg, and coffee? It's longganisa (or "langgonisa" for some)!

🌭Different Flavors of Longganisa Across the Philippines

Longganisa varies widely depending on the province it’s made in. Each region offers its own unique taste, catering to different Filipino palates — some like it garlicky, salty, and sour, while others (like me) prefer it sweet.

🏨 Complete List of Resorts & Hotels in Ilocos Sur (Outside Vigan) | Travel Guide

Planning a trip around Ilocos Sur? Here's a handy list of resorts and accommodations outside Vigan — perfect for beach escapes, countryside retreats, or provincial getaways.

📝 If you know a hotel or resort not listed here, feel free to let me know. I’d be happy to update the list!

🏨Complete List of Hotels, Inns, Resorts & Lodgings in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

Planning your trip to Vigan? Here’s a comprehensive list of accommodations, from cozy inns to resorts. If you know a place not on this list, please let me know and I’ll gladly add it!

🏠 Balai Mestizo Travelodge

📍 Liberation Blvd, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur
📱 +63(917)829-0878
✉️ info@mvhotels.com.ph
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