Apoy Boracay Beach House – Family Vacation Packages, Flights

LOCATION: Boat Stations 1 - House Type - Non-Beachfront

Apoy Boracay Beach House is a non-beachfront Boracay Resort located at Diniwid Beach on the northern end of Boracay Island. Apoy Boracay Beach House is a secluded Boracay Resort part of the Pulang Lupa compound. This private Boracay Beach House is perfect for a family of 4 on an extended Boracay Vacation.

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Apoy Boracay Beach House is a two-storey fully furnished Balinese-inspired Boracay Resort.
Apoy Boracay Accommodations offer a Master bedroom with toilet and bath / Guest room (twin-sharing) with there own private toilet and bath. The Boracay Accommodations of this Boracay Resort are very nice. This Boracay Beach House is layed out in a very convenient style.

RESTAURANT:
Apoy Boracay Resort is a private Boracay Beach House, with no Boracay Restaurant. Apoy Boracay Beach House is located very near Tim Maria's Boracay Restaurant on Diniwid Beach next to Mika's Place and Artista Boracay Beach Resort.

FACILITIES:
Apoy Boracay Beach House is a Boracay Resort offering unique Boracay Accommodations that are very large with living and dining rooms that are truly very spacious. Apoy Boracay Beach House offers first class Boracay Resort amenities with a fully equipped bar and Kitchen that includes hot and cold water

GETTING TO BORACAY ISLAND PHILIPPINES:

VIA CATICLAN: Asian Spirit, SEAIR and Interisland Air Airlines fly from the Manila Domestic Airport to Caticlan Airport on Panay Island. Depending on the type of aircraft, Boracay flight times may vary from 55 minutes to 1 hour and SEAIR Boracay Flights are just 35 minutes. From the airport in Caticlan to the Jetty Port is just a 5-minute tricycle ride away. Then, a motorized banca (boat) will take guests on a leisurely 20-minute ride to Boracay Island Philippines.

Presidents Note: In April of 2006 Jane and I Flew to Boracay on the SEAIR Dornier 328, the flight was fast, just 32 minutes in total. Captain Mendoza chatted with Jane and I for some time and showed us around the plane. Captain Mendoza is a seasoned pilot and has flown many different types of aircraft over his long career, but he is very fond of the Dornier, and speaks very highly of it and its technology. If you are planning to fly SEAIR Boracay the cost is a little more, but if you have the need for speed then the Dornier 328 is your choice, and if you are as fortunate as Jane and I were you will meet Captain Mendoza.

Thanks to Artista Boracay for the great Boracay Beach Accommodations, Christopher Tan for the SEAIR tickets and Captain Mendoza for the great flight.

VIA KALIBO: Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific and Air Philippines fly from the Manila Domestic Airport to Kalibo Airport in 45 minutes. From there, guests take a 1 hour scenic ride through Panay Island in an air-conditioned shuttle bus to the Caticlan Jetty Port. Then transfer to a motorized banca (boat) for a leisurely 20-minute ride to Boracay Philippines.

Presidents Note: As recently as July, 2006 my wife Jane and I traveled to Boracay for 15 days stay. After reading many negative articles on other Boracay Travel websites, about the trip to Boracay via Kalibo, we decided to travel the route ourselves and see first hand what it was like. First of all, the trip fantastic, a very enjoyable and relaxing trip. The Kalibo airport is really very nice, clean and very accommodating. Our transportation was provided by Southwest, the vans were comfortable, clean inside and cold air-condition. The ride itself was very scenic and pleasant, little to no traffic on the road, that by the way is nicely paved all the way. The van trip to and from Kalibo via Caticlan was nice, relaxing and a real opportunity to see some country side, and provinces of the Philippines.

If you are a foreigner like myself, you may very well enjoy this trip. The entire trip to Boracay may take you 1 hour longer, in total time, but it was not time I missed, I was with my lovely Filipina wife and we has a great trip to Boracay.

Thanks to Bing and Belle with Southwest Travel & Tours, who provided our land travel and Philippines Airlines for the great seats, tickets and flight.