One of the easiest gateways to the awe-inspiring Boracay Island from Cebu, Manila among many other starting points from anywhere in the Philippines and several international airports is Kalibo International Airport. An estimated 60 percent of the passengers for these Kalibo Flights go to Boracay for the perfect escapade and enjoyment of the beaches and bars away from the hustling and bustling city life.
Kalibo flights are catered by two of the biggest airline companies here in the Philippines, namely, Cebu Pacific Air and Philippine Airlines. If you want to save on fares by booking your Kalibo flights early, you might want to regularly visit Cebu Pacific Airlines Blog for updates. Philippine Airlines occasionally offers promo flights to Kalibo, unlike Cebu Pacific Air where they have regular promo fares if you book early. Be sure to bookmark their site to avail cheap airline fares.
Kalibo International Airport
Kalibo International Airport serves the general area of the province of Aklan as well as nearby provinces and municipalities. Since most passengers, locals and foreigners alike, on these Kalibo flights go to the white beach of Boracay, it was previously distinguished as a domestic airport which accommodates international flights and then it became an International Airport.
Because of the increasing number of tourists availing the Kalibo Flights for their Boracay experience, the Kalibo International Airport has been dubbed as one of the International Landmark for Tourism. Projects such as upgrading of machines and systems as well as the construction of a new terminal building have been added to the airports amenities.
If you want to visit Aklan or Boracay, be sure to book your Kalibo Flights early so you can avail the cheap airline fares.
Arrival Area of Kalibo Airport
Cebu Pacific Airline
Lisa in an Ati-atihan custom
Mark and Lisa while waiting for the baggages
Surroundings of Kalibo Airport
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Mark Anthony Maranga is an Educator-Parent to his 3 Homeschooling Kids. He sells Ice Cream and Balloons in Mandaue City, Cebu. Exploring the Philippines tourist attractions together with his family is his passion; they are learning without borders.
