A Commuting Tip
Here's what I did: I booked a flight from the NAIA International Airport to Kalibo International Airport, which takes about an hour. Upon arrival in Kalibo, instead of booking private transport, I asked the guards about the public utility vehicles to the Jetty Port. As instructed, I rode in a van bound for Jetty Port for 200 pesos, and the travel time is about 2 hours.
I alighted at the entrance of Jetty Port. Bought a pump boat ticket. Then, a security check and an X-ray scanner for your baggage.
At the seaside area, where the parking space for the pump boats is located, there are boat personnel shouting for passengers, so be alert! The travel time from Jetty to Boracay Port is within 10-15 minutes. Life jackets are available while sailing. At the port in Boracay, you need to register, then take a short walk to the tricycle terminal. I rode a tricycle to Station 3. Just tell the driver, and they will bring you there with a smile.
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