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Lapulapu Shipping Lines
Lapulapu Shipping Lines runs 2 crossings listed here, 6 sailings a week, busiest at Cebu and Baybay. The most frequent is Cebu to Baybay.
- 2
- routes
- 6
- sailings a week
- 3
- vessels
- Cebu City, Cebu
- based in
Lapulapu Shipping Lines — Cebu–Bohol ferry crossing — Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain)
What to know
- Advance tickets, at most one week ahead, are sold at the Cebu City main office and on Barkota.
- An unpaid online booking is cancelled after one hour, and GCash is the preferred way to pay.
- The vessels on its website are M/V Lapulapu Ferry 1, M/V Lapulapu Ferry 8 and M/V Rosalia 3.
Checked on against lapulines.wixsite.com.
About Lapulapu Shipping Lines
Vehicles stay ashore with Lapulapu Shipping: the company calls itself a non-RoRo service that takes only non-rolling cargo alongside its passengers. Its ports of call are Cebu City, Talibon on the north coast of Bohol, and Baybay on Leyte.
In our timetable it sails Cebu to Baybay at 20:00 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, timetabled at 420 minutes, and back at 20:00 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, both ways on MV Lapulapu Ferry 1. The boat back leaves on the evening of the day the ship reaches Baybay, which allows a day ashore between the two night crossings. For Talibon the company publishes no current timetable, so check with it; Cokaliong works Cebu to Talibon daily in both directions.
Where you buy matters. Advance tickets are sold at the main office in Cebu City and through Barkota, online or at its affiliated outlets; the Pier 3 booth and the company's outlets in Talibon and Baybay sell tickets for the same day only. Fares in our data run from economy to air-conditioned accommodation.
2 crossings
Routes they sail
Ordered by how often each crossing runs.
Before you sail
Sailing with a Philippine ferry line
Boarding, baggage and vehicle rules apply across the network, not just to one operator.
