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Siquijor

Siquijor

From Siquijor, ferries sail to Dumaguete, Cebu and Tagbilaran: 84 sailings a week on 2 lines. The busiest crossing is to Dumaguete, 56 a week.

Siquijor — Photo: Starlet, CC BY-SA 3.0

Crossings from Siquijor

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

The provincial capital doubles as the island's fast-craft port. OceanJet sails four times a day to Dumaguete on Negros, 25 km away, and twice each to Tagbilaran and Cebu, while Montenegro Shipping Lines adds four boats a day to Dumaguete. OceanJet publishes the Cebu trips as connections that change boats at Tagbilaran, which is why they leave at the same times as the Bohol sailings.

Larena, 9 km east, is the island's other port. Lite Ferries uses it for a cheaper evening ship that calls at Tagbilaran and runs on overnight to Cebu, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

Ferries from Siquijor: common questions

Where can you go by ferry from Siquijor?
3 crossings leave Siquijor on the current timetables: to Dumaguete (56 a week), Cebu (14 a week) and Tagbilaran (14 a week).
How many ferries leave Siquijor a day?
12 a day, every day of the week. The first departure of the day is at 06:00, to Dumaguete, and the last at 18:00, to Dumaguete, local time.
Which ferry companies sail from Siquijor?
OceanJet and Montenegro Shipping Lines, busiest first.
How much is the ferry from Siquijor?
The lowest published passenger fare from Siquijor is ₱260, to Dumaguete. Each route page lists every fare class its operators publish.