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2GO Travel

2GO Travel runs 66 crossings listed here, 130 sailings a week, busiest at Manila, Iloilo and Batangas. The most frequent is Batangas to Caticlan.

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66
routes
130
sailings a week
9
vessels
Pasay City, Metro Manila
based in

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What to know

  • 2GO sells tickets at travel.2go.com.ph, in its app and at 2GO Stores nationwide.
  • Each passenger may bring up to 50 kg of baggage.
  • At the end of 2025 the fleet was nine RoPax ships and one freighter, with seven large ships based in Manila and two medium-sized ones in Batangas.
  • Its Manila port office is at Pier 4 on Collectors Road, Tondo.
  • 2GO Group, Inc., the company that runs 2GO Travel, was incorporated on 26 May 1949, according to its 2025 annual report.

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About 2GO Travel

One sailing a week goes from Manila to Davao City, timetabled at 55 hours, and that rhythm is typical of 2GO's long-haul network: 48 of its 66 directions sail only once or twice a week. The company runs RoPax ships on overnight and multi-night passages rather than short island hops. Manila to Cebu, five sailings a week in each direction, is timetabled at 22 to 24 hours, and Manila to Cagayan de Oro, four a week, at 34 to 44. Only Batangas to Caticlan has a sailing every day in both directions, and even the shortest leg here, Caticlan to Odiongan, takes three hours.

Manila is the hub of the 20 ports 2GO serves in our timetable, and Batangas is a second base for sailings to Caticlan, Odiongan, Roxas, Iloilo and Bacolod (BREDCO). Palawan is reached through Coron and Puerto Princesa, the north coast of Mindanao through Dipolog, Ozamiz, Cagayan de Oro and Nasipit, with Siargao off its north-east tip, and the south through Zamboanga, General Santos and Davao City. Some ships call at several ports on one voyage, as the Batangas services to Odiongan, Caticlan and Roxas do, so timings vary by day.

A weekly sailing from Cebu to Batangas, starting on 23 September, spares travellers bound for southern Luzon the trip through Manila. It is one leg of a loop that begins in Manila, so no ship makes the crossing the other way.

66 crossings

Routes they sail

Ordered by how often each crossing runs.

CebuTagbilaran
05:1006:0007:0008:20+10 more, last 22:00
95 a week
from₱436
IloiloBacolod (BREDCO)
06:3007:2011:0014:30+2 more, last 19:00
30 a week
from₱350
Bacolod (BREDCO)Iloilo
05:4508:5012:3013:00+1 more, last 16:00
29 a week
from₱350
BatangasCaticlan
18:0021:0023:59
11 a week
from₱1,672
CaticlanBatangas
09:0014:0018:0023:00
11 a week
from₱1,672
BatangasOdiongan
17:0021:00
10 a week
from₱993

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