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SuperCat Fast Ferry Corporation
SuperCat Fast Ferry Corporation runs 4 crossings listed here, 84 sailings a week, busiest at Batangas, Calapan and Cebu. The most frequent is Batangas to Calapan.
- 4
- routes
- 84
- sailings a week
- Cebu City, Cebu
- based in
SuperCat Fast Ferry Corporation — supercat.ph
What to know
- SuperCat launched its first craft, MV SuperCat 1, on the Batangas–Calapan route in February 1995.
- Chelsea Logistics and Infrastructure Holdings Corp. acquired the company in October 2019.
- Children aged 3 to 11 pay half the regular fare, while infants aged 1 to 2 pay only a small infant fee.
- Its Cebu office is in the Trans-Asia Building, on the corner of Osmeña Boulevard and M.J. Cuenco Avenue.
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About SuperCat Fast Ferry Corporation
Speed is what SuperCat sells. The company describes its business as moving passengers by fast craft, and its own destination list is short: Batangas, Calapan, Cebu, Ormoc and Tagbilaran. Our timetable gives it three departures a day each way on Cebu to Ormoc, at 180 minutes, and three each way between Batangas and Calapan across the Verde Island Passage, at 90. Tagbilaran has no SuperCat sailing in our data; Cebu to Tagbilaran is left to OceanJet, Lite Ferries and a weekly 2GO ship.
SuperCat shares the Cebu–Ormoc run with OceanJet, Lite Ferries and Roble Shipping, and it is among the quicker options there; Lite's sailing to Ormoc is timetabled at 420 minutes. Between Batangas and Calapan its 90 minutes compare with FastCat's 120. Its destination list does not include Bacolod or Iloilo, and our timetable no longer carries a Bacolod (BREDCO)–Iloilo service under its name.
Seats come in business, tourist and open-air economy classes. Bookings go through Chelsea Travel, the ticketing platform of the Chelsea Logistics group, which owns SuperCat, and the fares page gives separate student, senior and PWD, child and infant prices.
4 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.
