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FERRIES TO BORACAY

Boracay is reached through the Caticlan jetty port on Panay. Several ferry corridors from Luzon and the Visayas end at Caticlan, followed by a short boat across to the island.

Routes — Ferries To Boracay

Before you travel, check current ferry cancellations and sea conditions. Fares and times are for information only — confirm with the operator.

Ferries to Boracay: what to know

Ferries to Boracay covers 4 ferry corridors and 6 operator routes tracked on Philippines Ferry. Departure points include Batangas, Roxas, Bulalacao and Odiongan. Each corridor page shows the operators, crossing time and port details for that route.

By island, the routes include Luzon to Panay Island, Mindoro Island to Panay Island and Tablas Island to Panay Island. The busiest routes to Boracay are Batangas to Caticlan (Boracay) ferry, Roxas to Caticlan (Boracay) ferry, Bulalacao to Caticlan (Boracay) ferry, and Odiongan to Caticlan (Boracay) ferry.

Operators on these corridors: 2GO, Starlite, Montenegro, and FastCat. By vessel type, services here are Overnight RoPax (2GO), RoRo (Starlite and FastCat) and RoRo + Fastcraft (Montenegro). Fares are set by each operator and vary by class and season; the corridor pages list current passenger and vehicle rates. 2 corridors are served by more than one operator; the busiest is Batangas to Boracay (Caticlan) with 2 operators, so compare departure times and fares before you book.

Plan to arrive 45 to 60 minutes before fastcraft departures and at least 2 hours before RoRo or overnight sailings, and carry a valid photo ID. Students, seniors and PWD passengers can claim fare discounts: see our guide to ferry discounts. Check current ferry cancellations and sea conditions before you travel. Philippines Ferry does not sell tickets, so book with the operator or at the port.