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Jagna

From Jagna, ferries sail to Cagayan de Oro and Nasipit: 14 sailings a week on 2 lines. The busiest crossing is to Cagayan de Oro, 8 a week; the shortest is to Nasipit, about 5 hours.

Crossings from Jagna

The lines calling here were checked against their own schedules on . Fares were last read on . Sailings change at short notice; confirm with the line before you travel.

About the terminal

Jagna faces Mindanao rather than Cebu. The town is on Bohol's south coast, and its scheduled sailings cross the Bohol Sea to Cagayan de Oro and to Nasipit in Agusan del Norte, passages of five to eight hours. Lite Ferries leaves for Cagayan de Oro every night and for Nasipit four times a week, and Cokaliong adds a Saturday ship to Cagayan de Oro and Monday and Tuesday ships to Nasipit. Balingoan is listed with no current departures, and although Cokaliong sails in from Cebu on Sundays and Mondays, there is no scheduled departure from Jagna back to Cebu.

Cebu is better reached from Tagbilaran, 56 km away, where boats leave from early morning until early evening, with a later Lite Ferries sailing three nights a week, or from Ubay on the north-east coast, with its daily Cokaliong ship.

Ferries from Jagna: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Jagna?
2 crossings leave Jagna on the current timetables: to Cagayan de Oro (8 a week) and Nasipit (6 a week).
How many ferries leave Jagna a day?
Between 1 and 3, depending on the day of the week. The first departure of the day is at 10:00, to Nasipit, and the last at 22:00, to Nasipit, local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Jagna?
Lite Ferries and Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc., busiest first.
How much is the ferry from Jagna?
The lowest published passenger fare from Jagna is ₱1,070, to Cagayan de Oro. Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.