Date of Travel : 15-18 December 2011
Disclaimer: A huge amount of resource has already been dedicated in finding ones way in Boracay. Being a Boracay virgin, I have listed those that I think will assist first timers, who would like to have a tip of the ice idea of what this place has to offer.
We are coffee loving people who prefers spending vacations in a sound and quiet environment and here we list our sentiments and opinions about how Boracay appealed to us.
Disclaimer: A huge amount of resource has already been dedicated in finding ones way in Boracay. Being a Boracay virgin, I have listed those that I think will assist first timers, who would like to have a tip of the ice idea of what this place has to offer.
We are coffee loving people who prefers spending vacations in a sound and quiet environment and here we list our sentiments and opinions about how Boracay appealed to us.
Boracay for Noobs.
Domestically , there are two ways to get to Boracay from
Manila. Via Kalibo and Caticlan; the long and short route. Although the
Caticlan route is preferable, ticket price restrictions during the season we
went there is still viable above the latter.
If you know or have reviewed your Geographic’s or read user
experiences through blogs,(which should be a requirement to anyone going
places) you’ll see and know that the municipality of Kalibo in the province of
Panay requires:
- 1 and a half hour van/bus ride to the Caticlan Jetty Port
- 15minute boat transfer to the Island of Boracay
- 20minute tricycle/multicab ride to your preferred resort.
Make sure you alot extra leeway for ticket purchase and van/bus waiting time. This is important so as not to miss your schedule and flight going home.
The Caticlan route however, only requires a P50-5minute
trike ride to get to the port then cross the island.
