Feel Alive.
Feel
AKLAN.

Beyond its world-famous white shores lies a province vibrant with culture, ecological wonders, and ancestral artistry. Aklan invites you to step past the coastline and immerse yourself in a land where the rhythmic pulse of age-old festivals meets the delicate, patient handcrafting of world-renowned Piña cloth.

Where Coastal Energy Meets Timeless Craft

Coastal & Island Energy

Experience the world-famous powder-white sands and turquoise waters of Boracay Island. Engage in windsurfing, paraw sailing, or simply relax along one of the globe’s most iconic shorelines.

Living Heritage & Textile Artistry

Journey to Kalibo to witness the intricate creation of Piña fabric—woven painstakingly from pineapple leaf fibers. Meet master weavers keeping this UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage alive.

Ecotourism & Natural Sanctuaries

Explore Bakhawan Eco-Park, a celebrated 220-hectare mangrove forest, or trek through cold springs and river systems that showcase Aklan’s inland environmental preservation.

Culinary & Local Flavors

Savor signature Aklanon dishes like Inubaran (chicken cooked with banana pith and coconut milk) and fresh seafood harvested daily along the northern coast.

Connecting Aklan to the Region

Day 1

Arrival in Kalibo

  • Heritage Walk & Piña Weaving Demonstration
  • Bakhawan Eco-Park Boardwalk Tour

Day 2

Boracay Island

  • Island Exploration
  • Water Activities

Day 3

Wellness & Local Gastronomy

  • Motag Living Museum
  • Overland Transfer toward Antique or Capiz

Plan your Aklan Experience

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Primary Entry Points

Kalibo International Airport (KLO) & Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (Caticlan – MPH).

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Getting Around

Tricycles, van transfers, and ferries connect major hubs with short travel times.

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Best Time to Visit

Year-round; January for the vibrant Ati-Atihan Festival, or November to May for prime beach conditions.

Experience Aklan

Get in touch with Aklan Provincial Tourism Office