Start your family vacation by visiting Puka Beach, known for its crystal clear waters, powdery white sand, and vibrant flora. Take a dip and snorkel in the sea, build sandcastles with your kids, and savor delicious seafood from the nearby stalls. Don’t forget to bring sunscreen and hats to protect yourselves from the sun.
Visit the Boracay Butterfly Garden and Wildlife Habitat and discover over 100 species of butterflies and an array of birds, insects, and reptiles in their natural habitat. Stroll around the lush gardens and take photos with the colorful butterflies perched on your shoulders. Learn about the fascinating life cycle and behaviors of these creatures during a guided tour.
Spend a day of adventure and relaxation by visiting two popular destinations - Crystal Cove Island and Ariel's Point. Take a boat ride to the Crystal Cove Island and explore its two private coves, caves, and rock formations. Then, head to Ariel's Point, an eco-adventure destination known for its cliff diving, kayaking, and snorkeling activities. Enjoy a BBQ lunch and refreshments while lounging on the picturesque beach.
End your trip by visiting the Boracay Oceanarium and Wetland, an indoor outdoor marine sanctuary with over 30 species of marine life, wetland creatures, and endemic wildlife. Interact with the starfish, sea urchins, and other sea creatures at the touch tank, learn about sustainable aquaculture and conservation programs, and take a paddleboat ride through the mangroves.
Getting around Boracay is easy and safe. The main mode of transportation is tricycles that can fit up to 4 people for short distances. Private transportation, such as vans or boats, can be arranged for longer trips or groups. Renting bikes or ATVs is also an option. Costs vary depending on the distance and the type of transportation but expect to pay around $1-$5 per person per trip.
If you have more time, consider visiting other notable places such as Mount Luho, Willy’s Rock, or D'Mall. If you have less time, prioritize the attractions based on your interests and needs. Bring enough cash as some attractions do not accept credit cards. Don’t forget to try the local delicacies such as Chori Burger or Halo-halo.
The Boracay Airport (MPH) also known as Godofredo P. Ramos Airport, is located in the town of Malay, Aklan, and about 5 km from Caticlan Jetty Port. It is the main gateway to Boracay Island and serves several domestic flights daily. Other international airports in the region including Kalibo International Airport (KLO), about 60 km from Boracay, serves several international flights from Asia and Europe.