Philippines Manila to Boracay

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Boracay, home to the world-famous beaches. Since there are no direct flights from Japan, you must transfer at Ninoy Aquino Airport in Manila. Because the plane to Boracay was a small aircraft, I boarded using a ramp from the airport. This was my first experience, and it felt refreshing. Ninoy Aquino Airport has a lot of pre-flight gate changes, so listen carefully to the announcements. If you're not good at English, keep an eye on the flow of people. When you see people moving after the announcement, it's definitely a gate change. Be careful with low-cost carriers, because if you miss your flight, it's all over. The flight to Caticlan Airport, where Boracay is located, is just under an hour, a perfect length of time for an exciting yet not boring experience.

Post by jo taro | Jul 13, 2023