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Aznar Shipping Corporation
Aznar Shipping Corporation runs 8 crossings listed here, 126 sailings a week, busiest at San Carlos, Toledo and Santa Fe. The most frequent is Santa Fe to Medellin.
- 8
- routes
- 126
- sailings a week
- Cebu City, Cebu
- based in
Toledo — Photo: Robert Breivik, CC BY-SA 3.0
What to know
- Passenger bookings go through its online portal at aznar.ayahay.com.
- The Tabuelan–Escalante service carries cargo only.
- Manoling 5 (2024) and Manoling 6 (2025) are the newest ships on its fleet list.
- The company dates itself to 1992, when it began as a family corporation with a single barge.
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About Aznar Shipping Corporation
Medellín, near the northern tip of Cebu, and Santa Fe on Bantayan Island are the two ends of Aznar's busiest crossing in our timetable: a roll-on/roll-off service, Santa Fe to Medellín and back, three times a day each way and timetabled at 55 minutes. The ships carry vehicles and rolling cargo as well as foot passengers, which matters for an island with no bridge to the mainland. Kawit is the company's landing on the Medellín side.
Three more crossings run twice a day in each direction. Toledo to San Carlos joins Cebu to Negros at 45 minutes a crossing: 09:30 and 15:30 from Toledo, 08:30 and 12:30 from San Carlos. The other two reach Leyte: Bogo (Polambato) to Palompon, timetabled at two hours, and Danao to Isabel (Pingag), at four.
Every ship on its fleet list is a RoRo ferry, under the Manoling, Melrivic and Alexander Aznar names. The company warns that schedules can shift with weather, port conditions and advisories, and asks passengers to reach the port well before departure.
8 crossings
Routes they sail
Ordered by how often each crossing runs.
2 more crossings
- Danao (Drydock) to Isabel (Pingag)4h14Aznar Shipping Corporation · 14 sailings a week · from ₱450₱450
- Isabel (Pingag) to Danao (Drydock)4h14Aznar Shipping Corporation · 14 sailings a week · from ₱450₱450
Before you sail
Sailing with a Philippine ferry line
Boarding, baggage and vehicle rules apply across the network, not just to one operator.


