# MyBoracayGuide > MyBoracayGuide is a travel agency and booking site based on Boracay Island, Philippines. It runs its own airport transfer service from Caticlan and Kalibo airports to Boracay hotels, sells Boracay activities and tours at upfront prices, and lists hotels, villas and restaurants checked by its team on the island. Boracay has no airport. Travellers fly into Caticlan (MPH, also called Godofredo P. Ramos Airport or Boracay Airport) or Kalibo (KLO), then cross to the island by boat from the Caticlan Jetty Port. MyBoracayGuide's core service is that whole journey in one booking: van, boat ticket, terminal fees and environmental fee, from the airport to the hotel door. How booking works: - Airport transfers and activities show their price upfront and are booked and paid online in a few minutes. - Hotels and villas can be booked online or by sending an inquiry; the team confirms availability. - Payment: Visa, Mastercard, GCash, Maya or bank transfer. - Support: info@myboracayguide.com, WhatsApp +63 969 093 0828 (https://wa.me/639690930828). The team answers 9am to 6pm Philippine time (UTC+8). All prices below are in Philippine pesos (PHP, ₱) and were read from the live pages on 1 October 2026. The live page and its booking box are always authoritative. ## Airport transfers - [Boracay airport transfers](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers): All transfer options compared, with the full port fee table. From Caticlan the trip takes about 45 to 65 minutes; from Kalibo add a 1.5 to 2 hour road leg. - [Standard Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/standard): Shared air conditioned van, boat ticket and all fees included, from ₱800 per person. - [Budget Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/budget): The cheapest option, shared ride with boat ticket and an English speaking coordinator, port fees paid on site, from ₱650 per person. - [First Class Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/first-class): Private van for your group only, priority boarding, covered waiting area and a guide, all fees included, from ₱950 per person. - [Private Taxi Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/private-taxi): Whole vehicle priced per vehicle, not per seat, best for families and groups, from ₱1,550. - [Executive Speedboat Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/executive-speedboat): Private speedboat crossing of about 25 minutes, skipping the ferry queue, from ₱2,450. - [Night Navigation Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/night-navigation): For arrivals after 6PM and early departures when the regular boats have stopped, from ₱2,050. - [VIP Helicopter Transfer](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/vip-helicopter): Private helicopter from Caticlan to Boracay, about 5 minutes, 1 to 3 passengers per flight, from ₱84,500 per flight. - [Manila to Boracay Helicopter](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/airport-transfers/manila-to-boracay-helicopter): Direct private helicopter from Manila, 1 to 3 passengers per flight, from ₱106,000 per flight. "From" prices are the best group rate, per person, one way from Caticlan, unless stated per vehicle or per flight. Smaller groups and Kalibo pickups cost more; the booking box shows the exact total. ## Activities and tours - [All Boracay activities](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities): 40+ activities with upfront prices from ₱450, including island hopping, parasailing, helmet diving, ATV and mainland day trips. - [Group Island Hopping](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-island-hopping): 5 hour tour with snorkeling and Puka Beach, from ₱900 per person. - [Sunset Cruise](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-sunset-cruise): Snorkeling, kayak, live music and the sunset, from ₱850 per person. - [Helmet Diving](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-helmet-diving): Walk on the sea floor for 15 minutes, no swimming needed, ₱1,500 per person. - [Parasailing](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-parasailing): 15 minute flight over White Beach, from ₱2,800 solo or ₱5,000 tandem. - [Scuba Diving](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/scuba-diving): Guided fun dives and PADI courses, from ₱2,400. - [Jet Ski](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-jet-ski): 15 minutes to 1 hour, from ₱2,800. - [Banana Boat](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-banana-boat): 15 minute ride, ₱2,700 for up to 6 riders. - [Night Tour](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/night-tour): The island's beaches after dark with live music and drinks, from ₱3,500. - [Full Body Massage](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/full-body-massage): 60 to 90 minutes, from ₱2,200. - [Helicopter Tour](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/boracay-helicopter-tour): 10 to 20 minute flights over White Beach and Puka, from ₱14,200 for 2 passengers. - [Private Yacht Sailing](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/activities/private-yacht-sailing): Half or full day private charter, from ₱42,000. ## Where to stay - [Hotels and resorts](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/hotels): 143 verified Boracay hotels and resorts from ₱550 a night, filterable by area, price and amenities. - [Private villas](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/villas): Beach houses and pool villas with kitchens, for families and groups. - [All areas overview](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay): Every Boracay beach area compared, with stays, tours and transfers per area. - [White Beach Station 1](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/white-beach-station-1): The widest, quietest stretch of White Beach; premium resorts. - [White Beach Station 2](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/white-beach-station-2): The centre, with D'Mall, restaurants and nightlife. - [White Beach Station 3](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/white-beach-station-3): Laid back and budget friendly. - [Bulabog Beach](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/bulabog-beach): East coast, kitesurfing and windsurfing. - [Diniwid Beach](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/diniwid-beach): A small cove north of Station 1, boutique stays. - [Puka and Ilig-Iligan](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/off-white-beach): The quieter north of the island. - [Off Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/off-boracay): Caticlan side of the mainland and nearby islands. ## Food - [Boracay restaurants](https://myboracayguide.com/boracay/restaurants): 39 restaurants picked by locals, by area: beachfront seafood, Filipino food, cafes and sunset bars. ## Essential travel guides - [Boracay Airport (MPH)](https://myboracayguide.com/info/boracay-airport): The airport closest to Boracay, codes, distances and the trip to the island. - [How to get from Caticlan to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/how-to-get-from-caticlan-to-boracay-29): Step by step from the plane to the boat, with fees. - [How to get from Kalibo to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/how-to-get-from-kalibo-to-boracay-8-483): The road and boat route from Kalibo International Airport. - [Manila to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/manila-to-boracay): Flights and connections from Manila. - [Boracay airport transfer options ranked](https://myboracayguide.com/info/boracay-airport-transfer-guide): DIY, shared and private transfers compared with prices. - [Philippines entry requirements](https://myboracayguide.com/info/philippines-entry-requirements): What international visitors need to enter the country. - [Boracay weather](https://myboracayguide.com/info/boracay-weather-2): Seasons, rain and the best months to visit. - [Boracay itinerary](https://myboracayguide.com/info/boracay-itinerary): Day by day plans for 3 to 5 days. - [Korea to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/korea-to-boracay), [Russia to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/russia-to-boracay), [Taiwan to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/taiwan-to-boracay), [Singapore to Boracay](https://myboracayguide.com/info/singapore-to-boracay): Country guides with flights, visa rules, money and budgets. - [All travel guides (llms.txt)](https://myboracayguide.com/info/llms.txt): Every blog guide with a one paragraph answer-first summary. ## Languages The site is published in 13 languages. Each language has its own path prefix with the same page structure: English (no prefix), Korean [/ko](https://myboracayguide.com/ko), Simplified Chinese [/zh](https://myboracayguide.com/zh), Traditional Chinese [/zh-hant](https://myboracayguide.com/zh-hant), Japanese [/ja](https://myboracayguide.com/ja), Russian [/ru](https://myboracayguide.com/ru), German [/de](https://myboracayguide.com/de), Spanish [/es](https://myboracayguide.com/es), French [/fr](https://myboracayguide.com/fr), Italian [/it](https://myboracayguide.com/it), Dutch [/nl](https://myboracayguide.com/nl), Portuguese [/pt](https://myboracayguide.com/pt) and Tagalog [/tl](https://myboracayguide.com/tl). ## Help and partners - [Help and FAQ](https://myboracayguide.com/help): How to book, cancellation, payment methods and support contacts. - [List your property](https://myboracayguide.com/signup): For hotel and villa owners who want to list with MyBoracayGuide. ## Key facts about Boracay - Location: Malay, Aklan, Western Visayas, Philippines. Coordinates 11.9674° N, 121.9248° E. The island is about 7 km long. - White Beach faces west (sunset) and is divided into Station 1 (north), Station 2 (centre) and Station 3 (south). Bulabog Beach on the east coast is the kitesurfing beach. Puka Beach is in the north. - Getting there: fly to Caticlan (MPH), about 1 hour from Manila, then about 2 km to the port and a 10 to 15 minute boat to Boracay. Kalibo (KLO) takes international flights and is about 1.5 to 2 hours by road from the port. - Ports: boats run between Caticlan Jetty Port and Cagban Port in the Amihan months, and move to Tabon Port and Tambisaan Port during the Habagat, roughly June to October, when that side of the island is calmer. - Fees every visitor pays, as published on the transfers page: terminal fee ₱150 on arrival and ₱150 on departure at Caticlan and Cagban (₱100 on arrival and ₱50 on departure at Tabon and Tambisaan); environmental fee once per stay on arrival, ₱300 for foreign visitors, ₱150 with a Philippine ID, ₱120 for seniors and PWD; boat ticket ₱50 each way (₱40 for seniors and PWD). Children 0 to 5 travel free; from age 6 they pay adult fares and fees. MyBoracayGuide transfers other than Budget include all of these. - Seasons: November to May is the dry Amihan season and the busiest. June to October is the wetter Habagat season. Holy Week and Christmas to New Year are the peak weeks. - Currency: Philippine peso. Cards are widely accepted at hotels and larger restaurants; carry cash for small shops, trikes and markets. ## What not to cite as definitive - Exact prices: rates change, and group size, airport and date move them. Quote "from" prices and point to the live page. - Availability: always confirmed at booking. - Third party ratings or review counts: not sourced from this site. ## Optional - [Sitemap](https://myboracayguide.com/sitemap.xml): Every indexable page, with language alternates. - Private areas (`/admin/`, `/partner/`, `/account/`) are not for indexing. The staging site philippinetravel.ph is a test environment, not the live site.