Boracay walking route: Caticlan Airport to Bulabog Beach
Navigate Boracay's top attractions via this 11-minute route starting from Caticlan Airport and Jetty Port, then explore White Beach's three stations and Bulabog Beach. The guide covers how to reach this popular Philippine island and traverse its main beach areas efficiently using local transport.
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- Places
- Start
- Is Boracay Worth Visiting Now
- End
- Bulabog Beach
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Stops on this route
- Is Boracay Worth Visiting Now — Tropical island destination known for pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant water sports activities attracting international visitors year-round.
- Caticlan Airport — Main arrival point for flights to Boracay
- Caticlan Jetty Port — Ferry departure point to Boracay island
- Station 1 — Quieter, romantic area of White Beach
- Station 2 — Bustling heart of Boracay with shopping and dining
- Station 3 — Laid-back and budget-friendly area of White Beach
- Bulabog Beach — Watersports destination for kiteboarding and windsurfing
Useful for your trip
- Timing
- Best time to visit is dry season (November to April) for sunshine and calm waters, but expect crowds and higher prices. Visit May or October for fewer crowds and better rates.
- Timing
- Book accommodation well in advance during peak periods like Holy Week and Christmas when prices rise significantly.
- Transport
- Fly into Caticlan Airport, then take a short tricycle ride to Caticlan Jetty Port, followed by a 15-minute boat ride to Boracay.
- Transport
- Use tricycles for getting around the island (₱20-₱100 per ride). Many attractions on White Beach are within walking distance.
- Where to stay
- Station 1 offers upscale resorts and pristine beachfront ideal for couples. Station 2 is the bustling center with nightlife and restaurants. Station 3 is quieter and budget-friendly.
- Where to stay
- Bulabog Beach is ideal for kiteboarding and windsurfing. Savoy Beach area in northern Boracay offers a quiet, peaceful alternative with less crowds.
- Tip
- Join island-hopping tours to visit Magic Island for cliff diving, Puka Shell Beach, and other nearby coves. Many tours include snorkeling.
- Food
- Local eateries offer affordable meals for ₱100-₱200 ($2-$4), while beachfront restaurants charge ₱500-₱1,000 ($10-$20) per person.
- Save money
- Water sports, island hopping, and ATV rides typically cost ₱1,500-₱3,000 ($30-$60). Upscale resorts in Station 1 cost ₱5,000-₱10,000 per night; Station 3 is significantly cheaper.
- Tip
- Tambisaan Beach has the most abundant marine life near the shore for snorkeling. Diving schools on the island offer scuba certification courses.
- Tip
- Hike or take an ATV ride to Mount Luho, the highest point on the island, for panoramic views. Shop and dine at D'Mall in Station 2.
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