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Accommodation
17 airconditioned standard & superior rooms including
4 native style cottages, La Concha & La Perla Suites with TV &
refigerator, Hot and cold Shower, ully Tiled bathrooms, Private Verandah,
Telephone with international access
La Perla Suite. One Bedroom, living area, kitchenette, verandah and terrace, TV, Telephone, refrigerator, hot and cold water, aircon
La Concha Suite- Two bedrooms, living area, kitchenette, verandah and terrace, TV, telephone, refrigerator, hot and cold water, aircon
Location
Via Caticlan. This is the quickest most convenient way from Manila,
fly 60 minutes to Caticlan on any several charter airlines. Land Caticlan
take a 5-minute tricycle ride to jetty port. Then take 15-minute motorized
outrigger boat ride to Jony's Beach Resort on Boracay Island.
Via Kalibo: From Manila, fly 50 minutes to Kalibo on Philippine Airlines
regularly daily flights. Land Kalibo Airport, take 90-minute air-conditioned
bus ride to Caticlan jetty port. Then take 15-minute motorized outrigger
boat ride to Jony's Beach Resort on Boracay Island.
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Boracay Travel Tips - Islands Philippines
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