Sunday, February 2, 2025 Boracay Island is preparing for a major surge in cruise ship arrivals, with 17 vessels scheduled to dock in 2025. This number marks a significant increase compared to the nine cruise visits recorded in the previous year. Local authorities, including Mayor Frolibar Bautista of Malay town, Aklan, have confirmed that the island continues to attract a steady flow of visitors, thanks to its pristine beaches and lively tourism offerings.
This development further solidifies Boracay’s position as a prime global tourism destination. Efforts to Improve Facilities The local government, in collaboration with the provincial administration of Aklan, has ramped up efforts to enhance the island’s infrastructure. Key improvements include upgrading the port facilities, streamlining the services offered to tourists, and relocating the cruise ship anchor point to a position less than one kilometer from the jetty port.
This change is expected to ease passenger access, ensuring a smoother transition from ship to shore. These efforts reflect the island’s commitment to providing a world-class experience for all visitors. Despite the relatively short stays of cruise passengers, local officials have emphasized that their goal is to create an experience that encourages return visits.
Mayor Bautista highlighted that the ultimate aim is to leave a lasting impression, encouraging cruise ship passengers to come back with their families and friends. These initiatives point to .
