Category: Ferries & Ports
2 Ferry Accidents in 3 Days! First the burning ferry off Dapitan port and now the capsized ferry in the Port of Consuelo on Camotes island. This must be very bad news for the...
Roaring Habagat is keeping hostage of the Philippines. Four low pressure systems (from Tropical Storm to Typhoon Cat.1) amplify the seasonal southwestern monsoon called Habagat.
Mararison is a small island off the western coast of Panay. Until now this pearl had been protected by the slow public transportation and the lack of hotel accommodation. This will change soon!
Camiguin Ferries – Just before the Holy Week the septic tank problem seems to have been resolved on all ferries. Lucky Camiguin. Expect lot of passengers and a lot vehicles. Waiting lines may be veeeeeeery looooooong.
Super Shuttle ferries again had an accident. On July 16, a Super Shuttle roll on – roll off (RoRo) passenger ferry from Camiguin Island ran aground near Lapinig Island just out of Balingoan port,...
Camiguin schedules – FastCat 2018 After the first euphorie had disappeared in Camiguin, FastCat had to adapt their schedules and fares. Since May 1, 2018 new fares and schedules apply. And a short explanation:...
Camiguin Fast Cat route to be inaugurated tomorrow. After sunset this evening the Fast Cat ferry plying the route Jagna (Bohol) – Balbagon (Camiguin) – Opol (Misamis Oriental, Mindano) arrived in the port of...
New Ferry Route Camiguin come and go. This one is very important for Camiguin. Since fall 2017, rumors that a new ferry will come to Camiguin, are being confirmed by Archipelago and FastCat. The...
A New Ferry Line will be Camiguin’s Christmas gift. This morning when I checked the facebook news an advertisement caught my attention: Here’s another Ferry happy Christmas news to all. Pack your bags and...
Camiguin Transportation – the transportation from and to the small island changes very frequently. I know the Island born of Fire now for ten years. Many things have changed since my first visit. Many...
New Travel Schedules and a Warning. New Travel Schedules Oceanjet has changed the schedule of their daily direct ferry between Tagbilaran (Bohol) and Larena (Siquijor). Departure from Tagbilaran daily at 10:20 a.m. Departure from...
The Boracay Frenzy continues: Royal Caribbean coming 2018 with Cruise Ships. Boracay Frenzy – the full title image Two years ago, Royal Caribbean International Cruise line (RCCL) had identified three sites – Manila, Caticlan...
This week we travelled Camiguin – Bohol with Super Shuttle Ferry 21. The ferry’s schedule is unchanged Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Like many other ferries swimming between the Philippines Islands, the Shuttle Ferry 21...
Marina – the Maritime Industry Authority – wants to phase out all steel-hulled vessels that are 35 years and older. A total of 365 steel-hulled vessels that serve routes from Cebu to the different parts of...
Good News from the Philippines Ferries: Cokaliong has christened their latest RoRo ferry, the M/V Filipinas Jagna. Silent Gardens has improved the Philippines Ferry Database. Cokaliong first Welcome in the Bohol Sea M/V Filipinas Jagna...
The #1 Philippines Ferry Database contains now 32 maritime companies with 220 ferries plying 176 routes. Almost every day we discover another shipping company and new routes. But now the job became tough. The first 200 ferries...
The Philippines Ferry Database is just two days old and is discussed in many places. We also got some feedback and the first corrections. Less than 24 hours after publishing the database, we got...
The Philippines Ferry Database got real today. A long time dream became true. We’ve built a database with almost all ferry connections in the Philippines. In the Philippines 2016 you can by plane to...
In the Philippines it seems that Ferries are been lost every day. Or at least the shipping companies do not know where their Ferries are. For all travellers and especially for foreign tourists it...
The Ferry Camiguin – Bohol and Bohol – Camiguin is operating at least until Easter. It sails 3 times weekly on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. We publish this information because of the many inquiries...
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