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Nature's bounty of scenic atractions are found in Aklan.
Boracay Island, the province's top tourist destination, is known throughout
the world for its fine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters.
Explore exciting caves, cascading waterfalls and natural pools. Ascend the seven-basin waterfalls in Jawili. Plunge into the natural cold spring of Nabas. Conquer the five caves of Buruanga town, the biggest of which is Ignito Cave, known for its cathedral-like chambers. Immerse in the province's man-made attractions. Heed the call of the Ati-atihan festival (every third weekend of January) and join the rythmic dancing of participants who darken their bodies with soot and don colorful tribal finery. Pleasant stay is guaranteed in Kalibo's pensions, inns and lodging establishments. Meals are served in these places or nearby restaurants. Boracay has an array of accommodation facilities that range from luxury class to budget ones. Enjoy discos, bars and video KTVs. Savor International and local cuisine in the island's numerous restaurants. Take home for souvenir items native handicrafts made of nito (local
vine), abaca (hemp), handmade paper and piña (pineapple fiber).
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Travel to Aklan by air or sea from Manila and Cebu. By jet, it
takes 45 minutes from Manila five times daily. From Cebu, there is
a flight every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. By sea, it
takes 14 to 18 hours from Manila. Asian Spirit flies to Caticlan
twice daily.
For more Information on Aklan, write or call:
Aklan Provincial Tourism Office
Kalibo Tourism Office
Tourist Information Center (Iloilo)
DOT Information Center (Manila)
Internet
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