The Philippines is indeed blessed with many beautiful location and island. Thus, it has become among the best destination to visit in the world. Kalibo is a municipality and the capital of the province of Aklan. Kalibo is the primary way for you to go to the island of Boracay. Boracay is a small island which has received many awards in the tourism sector. It is a small island with white sand and crystal clear beach and has become the main stop for people to soothe and relax their mind.

Best time to fly from Butuan to Kalibo Boracay

The climate in Kalibo and Boracay are practically the same. People in Boracay especially named their season as Amihan and Habagat. Amihan is the season where the temperature is moderate with little rainfall. Contradict with Habagat, where locals said the weather is hot with an average temperature of 31 degree Celsius with frequent heavy rainfall. The Amihan season starts from November to April with range temperature from 25 – 30 degree Celsius while Habagat will be in somewhere May and ends in October. During the heavy rain, the temperature can drop to 20 degree Celsius. The best time to visit will be in March, where the temperature will be pleasant. However, it is advisable to avoid the Habagat season where there will be monsoon and it may affect your plan. During Habagat also, there are not many outdoor activities you can do, especially water activities. The waves can be vast and hazardous. Be sure to check the weather report before you continue with your visit.

Main airport available in Butuan and Kalibo Boracay

Bancasi Airport - Bancasi Airport is the airport that serves the city of Butuan. The airport has been classified as the Principal Domestic Airport Class 1 by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. Locals call it as Tugpahanan sa Bancasi. It is located in the province of Agusan del Norte. Three airlines serve together for the Butuan people. They are Cebu Pacific, Cebu Pacific operated by Cebgo and Philippines Airlines operated by PAL Express. The airport can be considered in the medium category. Hence you can get all the necessary facilities such as the information counter, restaurant and many more. But do not expect much. The nearest airport is Tandag Airport, which located 77 kilometers away.

Kalibo International Airport – Kalibo International Airport is the airport that serves the area of Kalibo and Boracay. This airport is known as the fastest grown airport in the Philippines. It is an international airport as it has been recognized by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. Thus, several airlines work together with such as the Air Busan, Air Seoul, Cebu Pacific, China Eastern Airlines, Jin Air, Juneyao Airlines, Philippines Airlines, Royal Air Philippines, Tigerair Taiwan, Okay Airlines and XiamenAir. The airport is located 2 kilometers east of the city of Kalibo and 68 kilometers from Caticlan port in Malay.

Boracay Airport – Boracay airport or also known as the Godofredo P. Ramos Airport is the airport that serves the area of Malay, located in Aklan. The airport has been known as the seventh-busiest airport in the Philippines. Few airlines serve the airport such as Air Juan, AirSWIFT, Cebu Pacific, Philippines Airlines, Royall Air Philippines and SkyJet. The airport has also been known as one of the two airports that send passengers to Boracay.

Climate pattern in Butuan and Kalibo Boracay

Kalibo and Boracay climate is tropical. Hence often it experienced great rain depends on the season. Some parts of the year, especially in the ends of the year, both will experience typhoon and the temperature can drop until 20 degree Celsius. The average minimum temperature for both places will be somewhere between 25 to 28 degree Celsius, while the average maximum temperature varies from 30 to 34 degree Celsius.

Highlights attraction in Boracay

• Ariel's Point - Ariel's Point is a famous location for people who love to challenge themselves. It is probably the worst nightmare for people who are afraid of height. Ariel's Point is a cliff where you can jump and landed in the water. There are a few stages where you can start at 3 meters or 5 meters before you finally try the 15 meters. The locals call it as the 15 meters leap of Faith.
• D'Talipapa - D'Talipapa is a wet market and heaven for seafood lovers. It is the place where you can find all sorts of seafood. Just name it from the many types of lobster, fishes, crabs and many more. However, it might be a bit expensive, especially when they are still alive. Make sure you have an excellent bargain skill!
• Station 2 – It is a must visit eateries, especially at night. Station 2 at night will be a heaven for street food lovers. Here you can have a unique street food called the Longga Burger and the Chori Burger. You cannot have in other places because some locals claim that the Longga Burger originally comes from Boracay. Make sure you come with an empty stomach and a big appetite.