Welcome to Boracay. And if you are interested to know how is it to get here at this time
pandemic, we've got you covered. So please stick with us as we tell you the details
of what you need to figure out like what we did not do and you should do.
So we flew from Cebu to Caticlan Airport. Highly recommend flying here to Boracay, easiest way to get here. Short flight.
But one thing you need to know right now what you have to fill out, which we didn't do and we scrambled at the last minute.
Don't be like us. Fill out the Touristboracay.com there's a whole long form like the One Health Pass
you have to do to get into the country. Kind of a pain. Do it before you get to the airport, not like
we did. We didn't know. Very important. We're gonna put a link in the description below to do that.
From Cebu City Airport Mactan International Airport to the Caticlan airport and then
you don't really land in in Boracay Island. You will have to first land in Caticlan and go to the jetty.
So once you land in Boracay it's a very tiny airport. You walk in they ask for your
Tourist Boracay QR code kind of like the One Health Pass when you enter the country. You do that.
But then the next step, the biggest step here is how do you get from Caticlan Airport to Boracay?
Once you get to the airport, you're gonna get to a counter where they offer you 1,000 peso per person
to bring you from the airport to your hotel. The other option is to actually take for 100 pesos
each you get a van to the jetty. Do that. Or you can even take a tricycle for less probably but we did
the 100 each for the van. More comfortable, especially for our luggage.
So before you actually hop in the van at the airport, you actually are given a sticker. You have to stick it on your shirt and
it shows what type of transportation you chose. So since we chose the van, so it's only van only
From the van airport to the jetty, we were guided all the way through the process. When you get to
that jetty, like Jumi's saying, there's people wearing pink shirts kind of how they stand out
and they break down the whole thing for you. So when you get to Boracay, there's actually a few
fees you have to pay. It's not just paying for the jetty you actually have to pay the terminal fee,
environmental fee, your boat ticket and then your transfer from port. 450 for the Filipino 450 but you
just add 150 because your environmental fee is different you will be 300 pesos of environmental fee.
600, 600 for everything. Yes yes yes terminal fee, environmental fee and boat ticket. Because the total you must be 450 only here
including your transportation from port to your hotel so we just add 150
You need to prepare your QR code and valid ID, okay? Okay
So all in for us as foreigners it was 600 pesos for everything which is good value and it was
very organized. Everyone's just guiding you along every step of the way.
For foreigners, or if you hold foreign documentation, you are charged foreign price. And also when you go in line,
make sure that you have your Tourist Boracay QR pass ready and an identification.
We were being guided to the e-trike terminal
And from that terminal we were transported to
our hotel, to the station of our hotel. And from there we just walked.
Another thing they're gonna give you they're gonna give you a sticker with your hotel name on it.
You're gonna have that just so once you get from the boat to the island, they're gonna arrange the
tricycle for you to take you to your hotel for whatever station you're staying in. Three, two,
one, or anywhere else on the island. Very easy. They really simplified the process for us.
It's amazing how organized the travel from Caticlan airport to Boracay Island was or has been. Even with all
the chaotic QR codes and all this stuff, they make it very simple. I highly recommend doing it. And we
saved 600 pesos doing it. Could we have saved a little bit more? Maybe. But you know what? The extra 600
pesos we saved - spend it on San Mig and Red Horse. Thanks for watching. We are now it's beautiful.
Now is it worth it to come here? You've got to stay tuned to our next video to find out about that. We're
spending five nights here in Boracay and we're gonna give you the low down on how it's like to be
here right now. In the next video stay tuned. Got a lot more good stuff coming for you. See you next time