Getting there. Discover La Reserve in Boracay Island
Island Location
Boracay Island, the Philippines’ best world-class tourist destination is located in the Northwestern tip of Panay Island. It belongs to the municipality of Malay, province of Aklan. Boracay, popularized by its unique, very fine white-sand beaches, could be reached through the combination of air, land and sea travel.
How to get there
There are a number of ways to reach Boracay Island:
Fly by Philippine Air Lines, Zest Air, Air Philippines or Cebu Pacific from Manila going to Kalibo airport takes 1 hour:
Upon landing Kalibo Airport, L300 van or shuttle buses will take you to an exciting 1 1/2 hour trip to Caticlan Jetty Port.
From there, a 25-minute ride from motorized outrigger boat from Caticlan Jetty Port will bring you to the exotic paradise.
From Manila to Boracay via Kalibo Airport takes approximately 3 hours.
Other commercial airlines such as Cebu Pacific, Air philippines and SEAIR serves directly to Caticlan, then a short tricycle ride going to Caticlan Jetty port.
From Manila to Boracay through Caticlan Airport takes around 1hr.
A cruise ship; RORO shipping line is also available from Manila to Caticlan and vice versa.
From Manila to Boracay through vessel/ships travel takes 13 hours.
