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One of the critical things to consider when flying to Boracay is an eco-friendly flight to the city. Consider flying Asiana Airlines, Multiple Airlines, Philippine Airlines, and ANA when looking for eco-friendly airlines traveling the route. Based on your origin city in the US, the amount of carbon emitted for the journey vary. If traveling from New York to MPH, you can take a multiple airlines flight with a lower carbon emission rate of about 39% less than the average 8344 lb of carbon emission traveling the route.

Depending on the origin state, city, airport, and airline you are flying to, you can choose a suitable layover city when traveling to MPH from the US. The common layover cities include Hong Kong, Cebu City, Manila, Taipei City, and Tokyo. The layovers range from one to about three; therefore, you can choose the number of stopovers you would like to have on the journey determining the cities for your stopovers.

Yes. If you are looking to hire a vehicle to move around the city once you land at Caticlan Airport, you can do so at the car rental counters. The available car rental agencies include Alamo, Avis, Enterprise, Europcar, Hertz, and National. To rent a vehicle, ensure you meet the age limit and have a valid driver’s license.

Since there isn’t an airport on Boracay Island, the best option is to fly to MPH, the closest airport, then use ground transportation to Boracay. The fastest way of getting to Boracay from the airport is via the Local Bangka Boat, taking about 15 min to get to Boracay Island. The Local Bangka Boat is also the most pocket-friendly way of getting to Boracay. You can take one of the taxis from the airport to the Port.

The city center of Boracay is 3 miles from Boracay.

Boracay is served by Boracay, also commonly referred to as Boracay, Godofredo P. Ramos, Godofredo P. Ramos Airport, or Malay. The airport code is MPH.

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Of the 6 airlines that fly to Boracay, Cebu Pacific offers the most flights, with around 104 per week, followed by Philippines AirAsia with 69 flights per week.