Getting to Boracay (by Air by Sea)

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Getting to Boracay (by Air by Sea)

Are you in search of a quaint getaway which will actually give you a peaceful and pleasant weekend…an unexpected off from the regular din and bustle of a busy city-life? Then just pack your bags and set off—to the picturesque island of Boracay. Getting to Boracay (by Air, by Sea) is quite an easy affair and AsiaRooms.com is the perfect place to provide you guidance in reaching at this wonderful island.

The warm white sand beaches are a perfect place to bask in the sun and get yourself nicely tanned…the blue waters of the surrounding sea will give you the perfect choice for swimming and snorkeling…and, the lip-smacking restaurants and an active nightlife with the inviting bars after the sunset—Boracay is the place to visit. There are a lot of airways and sea-routes to this island and thus getting to Boracay (by Air, by Sea) is quite a hassle-free matter.

Getting to Boracay by Air:

Getting to Boracay by Air takes only about an hour’s time from Manila, the capital of Philippines. There are mainly two big airports in the island—the Caticlan Airport and the Kalibo Airport.

Some of the airlines that fly between Caticlan and Manila are:

  •  South East Asian Airlines (SEAir)
  •   Asian Spirit
  •   Interisland Airlines
  •   Corporate Air

    The flights range between 35 minutes to 1 hour and most of them use propeller planes.

    Flights to Kalibo Airport take about 1 hour and the airlines here use mainly jet planes. The main airlines to Kalibo airport are:

  •  Philippine Airlines
  •  Cebu Pacific
  •  Air Philippines
  •  Asian Spirit

    Getting to Boracay by Air is a bit expensive but it is the quickest way to get to the island. Boracay is just about 45 minutes away from Kalibo and about half an hour away from Caticlan.

    Getting to Boracay by Sea:

    Getting to Boracay by Sea can be an adventurous affair. Almost all passengers need to wade through the deep waters to get to the boats heading to Boracay. There are several ferries that sail between Manila and Caticlan and the journey takes roughly about 12 to 16 hours. Ships leaving at around 5pm from the capital of Philippines reach the island at about 7 am the next morning. The sea-route to Boracay may not be that luxurious but is quite cheap.

    Ferries between Manila and Caticlan include:

  •  MBRS Lines
  •  Negros Navigation
  •  Super Ferry

    Depending on the weather conditions, some of them provide seasonal trips only.

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