Visitors traveling from Manila to Boracay can choose between two main routes, with Caticlan Airport providing a quicker but costlier option, while Kalibo Airport is better for those prioritizing budget over time.

Regardless of the airport you use, you will also need to take a land transfer to Caticlan Jetty Port. Caticlan Airport is only five minutes away from the jetty port, while Kalibo Airport is between 1.5 to 2 hours away by land travel.

From Caticlan Jetty Port, a short boat trip will take you to Boracay island, where you will take one final land transfer from Boracay port to your hotel.

There are daily flights from Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila (MNL) to Caticlan (MPH) and Kalibo (KLO) via Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia.

Many hotels in Boracay provide round trip transfer service. We suggest checking with your hotel for a hassle-free transfer experience.

If your hotel does not provide a transfer service, you can book transfers from Caticlan/Kalibo to Boracay through the following options:

1. Airport Transfer Service Providers

These companies offer seamless transfers, including land and boat transport, that will take you straight from Caticlan/Kalibo airport to your hotel:

• Klook

• Southwest Travel & Tours

• Island Star Express

2. Airline Add-Ons

Some airlines offer bundled transfer services that can be booked along with your flight.

3. DIY Transfers on Arrival

For a more flexible or budget-friendly option:

• At Caticlan Airport, take a tricycle (₱75–₱150) to the jetty port and buy a ferry ticket on-site (~₱150–₱300).

• At Kalibo Airport, take a bus or van (₱250–₱350) to Caticlan Jetty Port, then book a ferry separately.

For hassle-free travel, pre-booking a transfer package is highly recommended.