From the Metro going to NAIA Terminal by commute, read here: Commute to NAIA Terminal.
Beside Kalibo International
Airport, there are different modes of transportation that you can choose to
Boracay Island, via Jetty Port. In
backpacking, what I suggest, always ask the guards on duty or sales lady at the
airport if where you can take public utility vehicles. In Kalibo, buses and
vans bound for Jetty Port can be found near the main entrance of the airport.
During my trip to Boracay, after
deplaning, all the passengers proceeded to the exit point. Since I don’t have
any check-in baggage, I walked directly to the EXIT area and a lot of drivers,
with uniforms, were waiting for their passengers. While standing and checking
my itinerary near the exit, one driver approached me if where I am heading to,
so I briefly answered “to the Jetty Port.”
Then he asked me if I have companion, then I answered back “I am alone” and he
explained to me that he’s waiting for his passengers. Suddenly, he offered me a
ride in his trip to Jetty Port. Since it
was already 6PM, I grabbed that trip. Our
trip was more than an hour and I paid 200 pesos.
I got off the van just few meters
from Jetty Port’s main entrance and bought a pump boat tickets. If you prefer
fast craft or large water vehicles, you can do that, but each trip is based on
their regular schedule. The, security check and an x-ray scanner for your
baggage.
At the seaside area, the parking
space for the pump boats, there are boat personnel shouting for passengers. Travel period from Jetty to Boracay Port is
within 10-15 minutes. Life jackets are available while sailing.
At Boracay Port, just a short
walk, you can find the tricycle terminal that you can rent going to your
destination (Station 1, 2 & 3) just tell the driver and they will bring you
there with smile; resort shuttles can also be found there.
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