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Hello, my name is Rick St. John and pictured with me is my lovely Filipina wife Mary Jane Bangga and our beautiful daughter Rainstorm. My wife and I are the owners and operators of WOW Philippines Travel Agency, Inc. When Jane and I started our travel agency back in 2005 we really had just one goal in mind, to provide cheap Philippines vacation packages to the beautiful Island of Boracay. Our goal has been realized from day one, and our hundreds of Boracay reviews from happy clients reveals our success. Jane and I look forward to helping you realize your dream of traveling to Boracay, lying on the warm white sand of white beach, so contact BORACAY PHILIPPINES today!

Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel

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Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel

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How to get to Boracay

From Manila Domestic Airport has Flights to Boracay either via Kalibo (45 minutes) or via Caticlan (35 minutes via SEAIR Airlines). From the Kalibo Airport, air-conditioned vans and buses for hire are available to take you to the Caticlan Jetty Port , where boats are stationed to take you to Boracay Island. The bus trip takes around 90 minutes, and the boat ride, 30 minutes. From Iloilo, there are air-conditioned vans and buses going to Kalibo or directly to Caticlan, where boats going to Boracay Philippines are stationed. From Cebu, Asian Spirit and SEAIR fly to Kalibo two times weekly.

From Iloilo, there are air-conditioned vans and buses going to Kalibo or directly to Caticlan, where boats going to Boracay are stationed.

From Cebu, Asian Spirit and SEAIR fly to Kalibo two times weekly.