Caticlan Airport to Boracay: How the Transfer Works (2026 Guide)
Boracay has no airport of its own. Most visitors fly into Caticlan (Godofredo P. Ramos Airport), and the last part of the trip is a short van-boat-van run. Here's how it works, step by step.
1. Arrival at Caticlan airport
After you collect your bags, go to the transfer booth area. With an Eden Tours transfer you go to vendor booth 10 and show your booking voucher. A coordinator takes you from there.
2. Van to Caticlan Jetty Port (about 20 minutes)
An air-conditioned van takes you to the jetty port. The terminal fee and environmental fee are paid as part of your transfer, so there is no extra queue at the counters.
3. Boat to Cagban Jetty Port (about 10 minutes)
You cross to Boracay by speed boat or regular boat. Wear the life vest the crew hands you. Boats run within official port hours; the Coast Guard can stop crossings in bad weather, and then we move you to the next available boat.
4. Van to your hotel (about 15 minutes)
A second van takes you from Cagban to your hotel. Hotels at Station 0 or beyond Station 3 are in the far zone: the ground operator collects a small extra fee on the day.
Good to know
- Bring a valid ID.
- Standard luggage: one checked bag and one hand-carry per person. Tell us in advance about extra or oversized bags.
- Infants under 2 can travel on a lap at no charge.
- Give us your exact flight number and hotel name so the coordinator is waiting when you land.
- Going home? We tell you the pick-up time at your hotel based on your flight.
Once you're on the island
Settle in, then plan your days: island hopping, a Banana Boat or UFO ride with friends, or a clear kayak at sunset.
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