• International Flights: Most guest coming from the US will need to fly from a major hub into Manila (MNL) or Cebu (CEB) or other international city. From there, a take a short 1-hour domestic flight to Caticlan (MPH), which is the closest airport to the island.

• Passports & Visas: If you are traveling with a US Passport, no visa is required for stays under 30 days. Just ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned stay. For those traveling with non-US passports, please check with your passport visa requirements.

• Domestic Leg: Once you arrive in Manila/Cebu, you will take a short 1-hour domestic flight to Caticlan (MPH). We highly recommend flying into Caticlan rather than Kalibo to save yourself a long bus ride.

Once you arrive to Caticlan Airport (MPH) you’ll take a short ride to the Caticlan Transfer Hub (Jetty Port)

Option 1: The Lind’s Pre-Arranged Transfer (Recommended).

The Lind provides complimentary transfers, this is the most seamless way to go.

• The Process: After you grab your bags and exit the arrivals hall, look for a staff member holding a sign for The Lind Boracay.

• The Ride: They will have a private or shared air-conditioned van waiting to drive you the 3–5 minutes to the Jetty Port.

• The Perk: They usually have their own dedicated lounge or "fast-track" process to get you onto their boat without you having to navigate the main crowds.

Option 2: Taking a Local Tricycle to the Jetty Port

If you decide to not stay at the Lind, you can take a local tricycle or see if your accommodation provides transfers to the Jetty port.

• The Process: Just outside the airport exit, there is a designated tricycle line.

• The Ride: It’s a very short ride (about 5–10 minutes depending on traffic).

• The Cost: It usually costs around PHP 50–100 per tricycle.

What happens at the Jetty Port?

Once you arrive at the port, there are three steps before you get on the boat:

1. Verification: You must show your hotel booking confirmation. Security often checks this before you can enter the port.

2. Fee Payment: If not already covered by a transfer service, you’ll head to the windows to pay the Environmental Fee and Terminal Fee.

3. The Boat: You’ll then be directed to the boats. Most resort vans (like The Lind’s) will escort you directly to the correct boarding area.

Arrival at the Caticlan Transfer Hub

Upon arrival at the jetty port, there are standard local fees collected at the transfer hub. Please keep some Philippine Pesos (PHP) handy for:

• Terminal Fee: Approx. PHP 150

• Environmental Fee: Approx. PHP 300 (Foreign Nationals)

Getting to Station 1

The Lind is located at the Station 1 area, known for the their beaches and more relaxed vibe.

Guests staying at The Lind will have round-trip land and sea transfers from Caticlan Airport on arrival and departure dates.

• From Caticlan (MPH): Complimentary.

• From Kalibo (KLO): If you choose to fly into Kalibo, transfers will cost an extra PHP 3,800 per way, per van.

• Note: All transfers are provided on a non-exclusive (shared) basis.

Address: Station 1, White Beach, Barangay Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan, Philippines

We have rooms blocked off at The Lind resort for all our guest.

You can email their Reservations team at reservations@thelindhotels.com and in the subject write "12 January 2027 / Baylosis-Tran Wedding" and provide the following information:

• Full Name

• Check-in

• Check-out

• Room Category: Garden Room/Sea Room

• No. of Room/s

• No. of Guest/s: (please indicate ages of kid/s, if any)

• Contact #

• Email Address 

They can provide you with the discounted rates depending on room avalibilty and room type you’re looking for.

We recommend staying at the Lind for the ceremony and reception evenings. Otherwise there are plenty of alternative options along Station 1 and throughout the island depending on your interest.