Yes, you can smoke at Kalibo International Airport (KLO) — outside the terminal building, landside, where Philippine law permits smoking in the open air. The terminal itself is smoke-free throughout.

KLO is one of two airports serving Boracay, a single two-level terminal in Aklan province.

Outside the Terminal (Landside)

Executive Order No. 26 (2017) permits — without requiring — Philippine airports to keep an outdoor designated smoking area, and KLO follows that pattern: smoking is outside the terminal building, landside. The travel-directory site airportsmokinglounge.com places the spot there without a gate number or forecourt side, and it is the only source that documents a location at all — ask airline ground staff or the information counter if you cannot see signage from where you are dropped off.

Inside the Terminal — Smoke-Free

The terminal is smoke-free on both levels. No facility past the security checkpoint is confirmed, so once you clear the checkpoint on the ground floor, plan for a smoke-free wait through to boarding. If you are transiting and want a cigarette, smoke before you check in.

E-Cigarettes and Vaping

KLO publishes no separate rule for vapes. E-cigarettes follow the same landside spot outside the terminal that applies to cigarettes; vaping and heated-tobacco products are legal nationwide under Republic Act 11900, the Vaporized Nicotine and Non-Nicotine Products Regulation Act (2022), and devices and e-liquids can travel in hand luggage.

Summary

AreaSmokingNotes
Terminal interior (both levels)NoSmoke-free throughout
After security / airsideNoNo facility confirmed past the checkpoint
Outside the terminal (landside)YesNamed by airportsmokinglounge.com; exact spot not published
Vaping / e-cigarettesSame as smokingOutdoor area only; no separate vaping area published

If you are flying into the other Boracay gateway, see our guide to smoking at Caticlan/Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH), closer to the island and smaller than Kalibo.

For Philippines airport smoking rules and the national vape law, see our Philippines airport guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there smoking areas at Kalibo International Airport (KLO)?

Yes — outside the terminal building, landside, where Philippine law permits smoking in the open air. The terminal interior is smoke-free throughout.

Can I smoke after security at Kalibo Airport?

Nothing confirms a smoking facility after security at KLO. Smoking is landside, outside the terminal, so plan to smoke before you check in.

Where can I smoke at Kalibo International Airport?

Outside the terminal building, landside. The travel-directory site airportsmokinglounge.com places the spot there without giving a gate number or forecourt side, and no other source publishes a more exact location — ask airline ground staff or the information counter if you can’t see signage.

Can I smoke inside the Kalibo Airport terminal?

The terminal interior is smoke-free on both levels — the ground floor holding check-in, security and the pre-departure area, and the upper level with airline offices. Smoke outside the building instead.

Can I vape at Kalibo International Airport?

KLO publishes no separate rule for e-cigarettes. Use the same landside spot outside the terminal that applies to cigarettes; vapes are legal nationwide under Republic Act 11900 (2022), and you can carry them in your hand luggage.