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Misamis Oriental

Cagayan de Oro

From Cagayan de Oro, ferries sail to Cebu, Jagna and Manila and 3 other ports: 25 sailings a week on 3 lines. The busiest crossing is to Cebu, 8 a week; the shortest is to Jagna, about 7 hours.

About the terminal

Cagayan de Oro ranks among the country's major hub ports, according to the Philippine Ports Authority, and it sits on the Central Nautical Highway, the RoRo system linking Mindanao with the Visayas and Luzon. The harbour faces Macajalar Bay on Mindanao's north coast. Besides the Cebu, Jagna and Manila sailings, Lite Ferries crosses to Tagbilaran three times a week and 2GO's ships leave once a week each for Iloilo and for Bacolod's BREDCO port. To the west along the coast, Iligan is the nearest port with its own Cebu boat, while Balingoan, north-east of the city, handles the traffic to Camiguin.

Ferries from Cagayan de Oro: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Cagayan de Oro?
6 crossings leave Cagayan de Oro on the current timetables: to Cebu (8 a week), Jagna (8 a week), Manila (4 a week), Tagbilaran (3 a week), Iloilo (1 a week) and Bacolod (BREDCO) (1 a week).
How many ferries leave Cagayan de Oro a day?
Between 2 and 5, depending on the day of the week. The first departure of the day is at 10:00, to Jagna, and the last at 02:00 after midnight, to Bacolod (BREDCO), local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Cagayan de Oro?
2GO Travel, Lite Ferries and Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc., busiest first.
How much is the ferry from Cagayan de Oro?
The lowest published passenger fare from Cagayan de Oro is ₱1,070, to Jagna. Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.