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Preview of our best and convinient beachfront location that makes the resort place a quiet respite from the island's
Contact Details
Boracay Office:
Boat Station 3 Manoc Manoc,
Boracay Island
Malay,
Aklan Philippines
Telephone. Numbers:
(036) 288 - 36 - 77
(036) 288 - 35 - 77
Mobile:
(+63) 920 - 909 - 9124
Email:
info@queensboracayresort.com
In the late 70’s business partners EDITHA ANG & VIOLETA FERNANDEZ
Visited the Island of Boracay to explore its Natural Beauty they spend several nights to the Island, to enjoy as well as to study its potential tourist business opportunity.
Several plans had been put into considerations and eventually agreed to buy a piece of land.
While on their holiday they see a small group of tourist who visit the Island, both of them decided to build a small basic cottages to cater their needs, that was the time QUEEN’S BEACH RESORT came into existence.
Several years have past, the Island became famous tourist destinations as well as to the international community. This challenges drives them again to infuse additional investments.
Due to the increasing demands of better accommodations, they build a concrete yet with sophisticated facilities and amenities to cater the needs in the growing tourist business industry.
QUEEN’S BEACH RESORT has twenty (20) deluxe rooms, six (6) standard rooms and one family room. All room amenities are with hot and cold shower, cable TV. and aircon.
Hotel facilities are one (1) air-conditioned function hall, that can accommodate 40-50 persons, non-aircon function hall, that can accommodate 150 persons and a restaurant.
Other facilities and services are Foreign Exchange, Jewelry and Pawnshop, Safety deposit box, Laundry Services and Massage.
HOW TO GET HERE:
BY AIR
From Manila, Philippine Airlines (PAL) and Air Philippines fly to Kalibo twice daily (thrice daily on weekends and peak season). Asian Spirit and Pacific Air service the Manila-Caticlan-Manila route, also twice a day. Travel time to Kalibo via PAL usually takes only 45 minutes while the Air Philippines flight averages from 1 hour to I hour and 15 minutes. Since the aircrafts servicing the Caticlan route are smaller, travel time is usually from 1 hour and 10 minutes.
BY SEA
Should you opt for a more leisurely cruise the super ferries of WG&A have trips to various points in Aklan. Travel time for this mode, however, is 18 to 19 hours. WG&A’s vessels, Naju and Lipa, have trips to Batan, Aklan thrice a week. MVR Lines’ M/V Mary The Queen has trips twice weekly direct to Caticlan. From these two points, New Washington and Batan, you can take the jeepneys or tricycles plying the route to Kalibo where you can catch a bus or an L-300 van to Caticlan.
BY LAND
From the three ports pf Batan, Dumaguit, and New Washington, Depending on where your boat has docked, you can take jeeps or tricycles plying the route to Kalibo. In Kalibo, shuttle buses, L-300 vans, jeeps, and non-aircon buses can ferry you to Caticlan and back. Southwest Tours, 7107 Islands Tour, Paradise Tours, and Boracay Star Express have terminals and offices in front of the Kalibo Airport as well as in Kalibo’s town proper.
Fare for the shuttle buses and L-300 vans is P120-P180 and this includes the fee for the boat transfer from Caticlan to Boracay. Jeeps and non-aircon buses, on the other hand, charge a minimum of P30 per person for a one-way trip.
