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From Manila, ferries sail to Cebu, Bacolod (BREDCO) and Cagayan de Oro and 12 other ports: 29 sailings a week on 1 line. The busiest crossing is to Cebu, 5 a week; the shortest is to Coron, about 13 hours.

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Crossings from Manila

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.

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Crossings arriving at Manila

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About the terminal

Every departure listed from Manila belongs to 2GO Travel, whose sailings use the North Port Passenger Terminal at North Harbor, and they range from the overnight run to Coron to Wednesday's ship for Zamboanga, which goes round by Davao and General Santos and does not arrive until Sunday. For shorter crossings to the islands south of Luzon, travellers leave the city by road instead. Batangas has the ferries to Mindoro, Romblon and Caticlan and Lucena those to Marinduque and Masbate, both 96 km away.

Ferries from Manila: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Manila?
15 crossings leave Manila on the current timetables: to Cebu (5 a week), Bacolod (BREDCO) (4 a week), Cagayan de Oro (4 a week), Iloilo (3 a week), Zamboanga (2 a week), Puerto Princesa (2 a week), Davao City (1 a week) and General Santos (1 a week), and 7 more listed on this page.
How many ferries leave Manila a day?
Between 2 and 6, depending on the day of the week. The first departure of the day is at 05:00, to Bacolod (BREDCO), and the last at 21:30, to Dipolog, local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Manila?
2GO Travel runs every departure listed from Manila.
How much is the ferry from Manila?
The lowest published passenger fare from Manila is ₱933, to Bacolod (BREDCO). Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.