Caticlan - Boracay is a small island in the Philippines. It is located only 315 kilometers from Manila. Those who wish to come to this island will need to take a flight or a boat. The island has received numerous awards as well as attention for its beauty. Tourists would come here to enjoy the white sandy beaches and to relax.

Best time to fly from Laoag to Caticlan - Boracay

Caticlan – Boracay has to distinguish weather patterns. They are the Amihan and also the Habagat. The Amihan season which begins in October has lesser rain, cooler temperature and has wind from the north. The Habagat, on the other hand, starts in June. The wind comes from the south. During this time, it has more rain. However, there is also a possibility of the typhoon. Therefore it is best to be prepared for any disasters.

The best time to visit Caticlan – Boracay would be in between the two seasons. During this transition, tourists should be able to enjoy the decreasing amount of rain, sunnier days and crowds that are not too many as they are only starting to come to enjoy the sun during the Habagat season. November is the time where Boracay is at its peak.

Main airports available in Laoag and Caticlan - Boracay

Laoag International Airport - Laoag International Airport is the main airport that serves the area of Laoag, which is also the capital of Ilocos Narte. This airport is an international airport and happens to be the only airport Illocos Narte and northernmost area of the Philippines. Many tourists from China would come to Laoag. This airport also has a runway with a length of 2420 meters. Only two airlines operate at this airport and they are Philippine Airlines operated by PAL Express flying to Manila and also Royal Air Philippines flying to Clark and also Macau.

Godofredo P. Ramos Airport - The Godofredo P. Ramos Airport is also known as Caticlan Airport and recently the Boracay Airport. The airport serves the area of Malay and the vicinity. This is the airport for those who wish to go to Boracay. The airport is the seventh busiest airport in the Philippines. The airport was previously named after a former member of the Congress who was a native Malay. The airport has a runway of 2100 meters and a width of 45 meters. It can only support aircraft as big as an Airbus A321. Some of the airlines that operate here are Air Juan, Cebu Pacific, Philippines AirAsia and few more. The routes are only for domestic locations.

Climate pattern in Laoag and Caticlan - Boracay

Caticlan has two seasonal weather patterns known as the Amihan and Habagat season. The Amihan season has a moderate temperature, little or no rainfall as well as wind blow from the northeast of the city. The Habagat season, on the other hand, is hot and humid weather. It also has more heavy rain while the wind blows from the west of Caticlan.

Highlights attractions in Caticlan - Boracay

• White Beach - White Beach is the main attraction in Boracay. There are three stations at the beach where station 1 is for visitors to sit and enjoy the wide stretch of sand and shallow water. There is also markets and restaurants here. Station 2 is the busier part where there will be boats to take visitors to go to island-hops and cruises. Station 3 is where accommodations are located. Here visitors may see fishes through the transparent water.
• D’Mall Boracay - This mall is an open-air shopping center and market. There are high-end boutiques in booths that has traditional elements. Tourists may purchase artisanal handicrafts and souvenirs here. They are also welcomed to bargain for the best price. It is also located between Station 1 and 2 of White Beach.
• Willy's Rock - Willy's Rock is a volcanic rock formation nearby the shallow water of White Beach. The rock is often said to have the shape of a battleship. There is also a Blessed Virgin Mary statue placed there and is becoming a place of worship for some. There are a manmade stair that can bring tourists up the rock.