About Boracay
Boracay is a gorgeous island in Malay, Aklan, with fine white sand, crystal clear waters, spectacular golden sunsets, and remarkable water activities. It is unique because it is described as one of the world's most beautiful white-sand beaches. Also, shops sell stunning accessories and other hand-made local products. If you’re into eating distinct and mouth-watering dishes, either local or international cuisine, there are hundreds of restaurants at Station 1, Station 2, and Station 3. Below is list of economy, midscale, and luxury hotels in Boracay. Please click the name of the hotel to book or to know more.
Top 10 Budget-Friendly Accommodation in Boracay
- Shore Time Dormitel
- Boracay Actopia Resort
- Oasis Resort and Spa
- La Bella Casa de Boracay
- Hannah Hotel
- Roger's Place Guesthouse
- Boracay Summer Palace
- Bamboo Beach Resort & Restaurant
- Alta Vista de Boracay
- IL Mare Sakura Resort Boracay
Midscale Hotels in Boracay
- Taj Guesthouse
- Erus Suites Hotel Boracay
- A-Rock Resort
- Lighthouse Inn
- Lanterna Hotel Boracay
- La Carmela de Boracay
How to Book a hotel
- Click on the name of the resort above, then, you will be redirected to Trip, Agoda or Tripadvisor website.
- Double check the dates, prices, and other hotel/resort details.
- Once reviewed, click Continue.
- Fill out the details on the form. Click Continue.
- Wait for the email confirmation.
- If you want to add other services such as bus tickets, car rental, or airport transfers, please go to home page by clicking the website logo. Then, choose the services you want.
Recommended Activities in Boracay
- Island Hopping for as low as 1100 pesos.
- Boracay Sunset Cruise for 2,200 pesos.
- Island Hopping with Helmet Diving for 2,910 pesos.
- Solo or Tandem Parasailing for 2,400 pesos.
Booking Reminders
- Links are safe to click. You will be redirected to Trip.com to process your booking. They use SSL encryption, two-factor authentication, and secure payment methods like credit cards and other payment methods.
- Prices might change without prior notice.
- Usually, prices are higher on weekends and holidays. Highly recommended booking in advance.
- To avoid inconvenience, please ensure details are all correct, especially if you are booking for someone else.
- Read reviews from other guests
How to Get to Boracay
By Air
- Since Boracay is one of the top tourist attractions in the Philippines, booking a flight is easy. Cebu Pacific, Air Asia, and Philippine Airlines have their daily trips to Kalibo Airport or Caticlan (Boracay) Airport .
- Flights to Kalibo are cheaper, but you need to take another ride via Van or Taxi to Jetty Port. Travel Time is about 2 hours. Then, a ferry to Boracay. I've done this during my solo backpacking.
- On the other hand, direct flights to Boracay are expensive, but it's a 10-minute tricycle and a 15-minute ferry ride.
- Please note that Jetty Port has a terminal fee of 100 pesos and a 75 peso environmental fee. While the boat fee is 25 pesos.
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By Sea
- 2Go Ferry in Batangas Port has a regular route to Boracay.
By Bus
- In Buendia Bus Terminal, you can ride a Ceres Bus to Caticlan Bus Station. Travel Time is 16 hours.
- In Robinsons Antipolo, you can ride an RRCG Bus to Caticlan Jerry Port. Travel time is 21 hours.
- In Cubao or Alabang, ride an Alps Bus to Caticlan Jerry Port. Travel time is 19 hours.
- In Starmall Transport Terminal, ride in an Alabang Transit Bus to Caticlan Jerry Port. Travel time is 18 hours.
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