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Siquijor

Larena

From Larena, ferries sail to Cebu, Tagbilaran and Plaridel: 9 sailings a week on 1 line. The busiest crossing is to Cebu, 3 a week; the shortest is to Tagbilaran, about 3 hours.

Crossings from Larena

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.

LarenaCebu
19:00
3 a week
from₱726
LarenaTagbilaran
19:00
3 a week
from₱570
LarenaPlaridel
02:00
3 a week
from₱816

Crossings arriving at Larena

TagbilaranLarena
20:00
3 a week
from₱570
PlaridelLarena
11:59
3 a week
from₱816
CebuLarena
13:00
3 a week
from₱726

About the terminal

Siquijor's slow boats use Larena, on the island's north coast. Lite Ferries, which runs roll-on/roll-off cargo-passenger ships, is the only company here, and its departures run on three days a week. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays there is a sailing south to Plaridel on Mindanao in the small hours and one in the evening to Tagbilaran on Bohol, three hours away, which carries on overnight to Cebu.

Lite's Standard B fares undercut OceanJet, whose fast craft use Siquijor town, 9 km away, for daily sailings to Dumaguete, Tagbilaran and Cebu.

Ferries from Larena: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Larena?
3 crossings leave Larena on the current timetables: to Cebu (3 a week), Tagbilaran (3 a week) and Plaridel (3 a week).
How many ferries leave Larena a day?
Not every day: 9 departures a week, on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Departure times range from 19:00, to Cebu, to 02:00 after midnight, to Plaridel, local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Larena?
Lite Ferries runs every departure listed from Larena.
How much is the ferry from Larena?
The lowest published passenger fare from Larena is ₱570, to Tagbilaran. Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.

Before you sail

Before you sail from Larena

What to bring, when to arrive and what happens when the weather turns.

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