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Siargao is arguably the most popular surfing destination in Mindanao, and one of the best islands in the Philippines. The past few years saw a rise in the island’s tourism, with more local and international visitors flocking to see and experience the place in all its glory. Thus, more transportation options to Siargao were made … Read more
Many people choose Boracay as one of their dream destinations in the Philippines. Even international celebrities have flown to Boracay to see its beauty for themselves. Fortunately, the island is accessible not just by plane, but also by boat. The iconic white sand beach, crystal waters, and colorful sails are just a ferry ride away! … Read more
Zambales is such a huge province that it can take you anywhere from 2 to 5 hours to get to one of its municipalities. The borders of Zambales span Bataan, Tarlac, Pampanga, and Pangasinan. If you’re familiar with Philippine geography, you’ll know that’s a LOT of ground to cover! From Manila, one of the fastest … Read more
There are definitely quite a few ways to reach Bohol with all its seaports. Aside from Tagbilaran and Getafe, Tubigon is also an entry point you might want to consider for its proximity to Cebu. Travel time for the Cebu to Tubigon ferry takes about an hour to an hour and a half depending on the operator. Ferry … Read more
Gone are the days when you’d have to ride different vehicles to get from Cebu to Siquijor. This route usually entails several transfers and prolonged hours of travel. Travelers will be glad to know that there are more convenient transportation options available now as a direct ferry! How to get from Cebu to Siquijor There … Read more
Whether you spell it Getafe or Getafe, this small town is Bohol’s nearest jump-off point to get to Cebu. Taking the ferry between both islands takes less than two hours of sea travel. The two cities are so close that one can even see the high-rise buildings of Cebu from Getafe when the weather is … Read more
While Dumaguete City is more known as a university town, it is also home to beautiful, off-the-beaten beaches and stunning underwater gardens. It is the gateway to the famous Manjuyod Sandbar, dubbed as the “Maldives of the Philippines.” Dumaguete is also where the famous dessert named Sans Rival Cakes and Pastries came from—which, due to … Read more
Many tourists are wary of traveling to the southern Philippines due to the ongoing conflict, but Cagayan de Oro is one of the safest cities you can visit in Mindanao. From Cebu, there is a direct ferry to Cagayan de Oro. Check out the complete list of ferry providers that operate the Cebu – CDO … Read more
Even though the Philippines is an archipelago, there are numerous bus and ferry routes that connect each city. Taking a flight each time you transfer to a different island can be expensive and more time-consuming. But if you’re lucky, your point of origin and your intended destination may be accessible via a direct ferry route. … Read more
Manila and Cebu are two of the Philippines’ most developed cities. It’s common to travel back and forth between these two cities for work, studies, family, or even for mini vacations! Airfare is certainly more expensive than ferry fare, so it’s bound to make a larger dent in your savings. If you have more time … Read more