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The jump-off point to Boracay is Caticlan from where it is just a 10-minute ride by tricycle to the harbor and then approximately another 30-minute ride by boat.


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Sun, beach, fun and eco-tourism

By Elisabeth Schmidt-Hieber | March 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Glimmering turquoise water, long white sandy beaches bathed in sunlight, lined by high palm trees, chairs under sunshades in front of resorts and hotels – this is what pictures look like in travel magazines,...

Travel and Tourism