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4 Days

Boracay is the jewel of the Philippine archipelago — a narrow island draped in powdery white sand, flanked by water so turquoise it seems almost unreal. White Beach, the island's crown, stretches 4 km under swaying palms, its shores busy by day with kite-surfers, outrigger boats, and sun-kissed couples watching the light change from gold to amber. The scent of grilling seafood drifts from beachfront restaurants every evening, and the sound of waves becomes the island's permanent soundtrack. Beyond the famous strip, Boracay reveals quieter sides: the windswept kite-surfing paradise of Bulabog Beach, the limestone keyhole arch at Lapus-Lapus, and the secluded stretches of Puka Shell Beach in the north. The island blends Filipino warmth with cosmopolitan flair — a DOT-accredited eco-comeback after years of restoration.

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Boracay

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Day01

Day 1

Arrival in Manila & Flight to Boracay (Caticlan)

Philippine adventure begins the moment you land in Manila. TRIPGULLAK airport representative meets you with a warm smile and welcome sign, assists with any terminal transfers, and ensures your connecting flight to Caticlan departs smoothly. The short hop to Caticlan (~70 minutes) delivers you to a world away from city life. From the tiny Caticlan Jetty you board a traditional outrigger bangka — the crossing itself is an experience, the sea breeze carrying the promise of what's ahead. By the time you check into your hotel and feel the soft Boracay sand underfoot, the week's stresses will already feel like a distant memory. This evening is yours — explore the beachfront promenade, pick a table at a shoreside restaurant, and order the night's catch grilled fresh over coconut husks. Welcome to paradise. Meals: None included.

Check In

14:00

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Check Out

11:00

Standard Room

1 Room

Standard Room • CP - Continental Plan

✓ Included

Station 2 Bo. Manggayad, Boracay Island, Malay, 5608 Aklan, Philippines

Private Transportation

Transportation details to be confirmed

Day02

Day 2

Boracay Island Hopping — Crystal Cove, Coral Garden & Hidden Coves

Day03

Day 3

Land Tour (Ati Village · Mt. Luho · Lapus-Lapus · Puka Beach) OR Party Boat Cruise

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Manila

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Day04

Day 4

Departure from Boracay & Return to Manila

What's inside the package?

Inclusions

3 nights hotel accommodation (twin/double sharing) with daily breakfast
3 Night Stay inBoracay
Round-trip airport transfers as per itinerary
Day 2: Boracay Island Hopping Tour (shared bangka) covering Balinghai Beach, Crystal Cove, Coral Garden, Ilig-Iligan + snorkelling gear + local Filipino lunch
Day 3: Boracay Land Tour OR Party Boat Cruise (shared
All applicable entrance fees included
DOT-accredited English-speaking guide on tour days
Daily bottled water during tours
24/7 dedicated TRIPGULLAK WhatsApp coordinator

Exclusions

✕International airfare from country of origin
✕Domestic airfare (can be arranged on request)
✕Personal incidental expenses & minibar
✕Tips for driver guide coordinator and boatmen
✕Travel insurance (available on request)
✕5% GST and bank/card transfer charges
✕Any service not explicitly listed under Inclusions
✕Optional activities not listed in itinerary (parasailing helmet diving ATV)

Best Time to Visit

DRY SEASON — AMIHAN (Nov–May): Best time. Clear skies, calm seas, ideal for island hopping and beach leisure. Temperatures 26–33°C. PEAK (Dec–Apr): Pristine conditions but higher hotel rates and busier beaches. WET SEASON — HABAGAT (Jun–Oct): Occasional rain and rougher seas can affect boat tours; budget-savvy travellers find great deals, island less crowded. AVOID: Holy Week (Easter) and New Year's Eve if you prefer quieter beaches — highest footfall periods. TRIPGULLAK RECOMMENDS: November to May for the best all-round conditions. January–March is the sweet spot: dry, uncrowded, best sea visibility.

What to Pack

Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 50+ — Boracay enforces strict marine protection rules | Light quick-dry swimwear and a beach coverup for restaurant dining | Waterproof sandals or flip-flops (boat decks can be slippery) | Underwater camera or waterproof phone pouch for island hopping | Light layers for air-conditioned transfers and evenings | Motion sickness tablets if sensitive to boat crossings | Small dry bag for valuables on the bangka | Philippine peso cash for street food, tips, and small markets (ATMs available on island) | Insect repellent for evenings especially near the Ati Village | Universal travel adapter — Philippine outlets use Type A/B (US-style flat pins)

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