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How To Go to Boracay from Manila - First Timer's Guide: Caticlan Airport Transfer [Solo Travel 2022]

Written By Hoy Tara Travel! on Wednesday, Feb 16, 2022 | 10:47 AM

 
Boracay travel guide: Boracay Airport Transfer guide video from Manila (NAIA) to Caticlan Airport or the Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH Airport) going to Hennan Palm Beach Resort in Boracay for tourists and backpackers. Travelling to Boracay from Manila (NAIA Airport) to Caticlan Airport or Boracay Airport via Tabon Port then ferry trip going to Tambisaan Jetty Port. This video shows the step by step guide at the airport and jetty port and Boracay tourist requirements to be checked at the airport and at the Jetty Port terminals. How to get from Caticlan to Boracay Island. This will give you idea about the latest Boracay travel requirements being checked at the airport which is useful if it is your first time going to Boracay. I will also show you how to go to Tabon Port from the Caticlan airport or the Boracay Jetty Port Ferry Station then riding a boat going to Tambisaan Jetty Port in Boracay and then a tricycle / e-jeepney ride going to Hennan Beach Resort. I willl show you the various steps and formalities at the airport and how the Boracay airpprt looks like. This is helpful epsecially for first-timers at Boracay and solo traveler going to Boracay beach. This will serve as your guide if you are first time travelling to Boracay Philippines. Point of View (POV) Video. #Boracay #Philippines #travel #beach #boracayisland Boracay Airport - Getting to Boracay by Plane Boracay Airport (MPH) - Caticlan Airport operates with both domestic and international flights. Officially named the Godofredo P. Ramos Airport, it is the nearest airport to Boracay, situated on the southern tip of the island. Generally, plane tickets to Caticlan Airport are more expensive, probably because of its shorter distance to Boracay. Boracay Airport isn’t actually on Boracay, but it remains the main gateway to the island. It’s actually at the northern tip of Panay Island, but it takes less than 1 hour, including a boat ride, to get to Boracay Island once you're out of the airport. Also known as Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (sometimes by its old name, Caticlan Airport), it’s a relatively modest place but has the facilities to receive medium-sized jet aircraft flying to and from international destinations. The good thing about its small size is that the process of immigration and baggage collection is usually quick and easy. Timestamps: 0:00 Boarding at NAIA Terminal 3 Airport - Manila 0:37 Arrival at Boracay Airport (MPH) or Caticlan Airport 2:13 Airport Transfer (from Caticlan Airport to Tabon Jetty Port) 4:17 Tabon Port Guide 7:32 Ferry Trip from Tabon Port to Tambisaan Jetty Port 10:00 e-Jeep Ride from Jetty Port to Hennan Palm Beach Resort