Ferry From Cebu City to Dumaguete

Ferry schedules and ferry companies can be searched online, through newspaper ads, travel agents, and ferry terminals. Ferries are one of the main transportation modes in the Philippines with over 7000 islands.
our bunk area was very nice. About 6 hours. The fast ferries had
additional stops, cost over 1000 Pesos and took about the same time
with the added stop.

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I like Philipines and its people, theya re very friendly in nature and they are just willing to help without asking any dine in return

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I agree. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@anthonykeller5120]

Nice trip. Cebu skyline looks different from what I remember in 1964. Thanks.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Anthony. It was an interesting trip and I like ferries. Most of the building in Cebu City has been in the last 10 years or so.

[@MelvinHux]

Very different was there in 1965 doing the war and live there now.

[@bongtorres8907]

Thanks for the video. More video pls about travels and places

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Thanks Bong. Here is another link. I have over 500 videos up traveling and reviewing places. studio.kzbin.infoRnyQ7rmgcVQ

[@ronmarsh4577]

Nice Vlog showing the process, and I like that you threw some text in there. I kind of like your other videos where you narrate through what you're looking at a bit more I think.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

It has been a learning experience over the last 2 years. Thanks for watching Ron.

[@myhouseph]

Awesome travel Vlog, did learn some info too, thanks

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Thanks for watching and commenting. It was a fun trip.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Yes, wanted to see it. Lots of expats like the area. Wanted to visit Valencia which is near and higher elevation makes it cooler. Too small for me but any like the area. Thanks for watching.

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Municipality Valencia is a small town but full of fresh fruits fresh vegetables and the people their is very hospitable. And a lot of tourist spots I hope you can visit and enjoy the little Bagiou of Negros Oriental.

[@roseheruela2286]

Wow ganda

[@meekhinglim4829]

Look like The express Terminal in Sibu whereby mostly the Iban took the boat upriver to their long houses in Sarawak

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Thanks for visiting Mee Khing Lim.

[@Poverty631]

i was in cebu last june 2018 for 12 days visit....i love cebu and forgot to passby dumaguete city...i have friends there, i hope this year will be visiting dumaguete city...good morning from Europe...

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Good morning Harold. Dumaguete is a nice smaller city that often gets high ratings.

[@Poverty631]

i see i have seen some videos about the city and my friends were from cebu but working in dumaguete as waiters and waitresses in one grill bar..i didnt have enough time when i was in cebu touring around and forgot to passby dumaguete....but this year i am for sure passing by for one or 2 days trip staying in one of the hotels in dumaguete before going to iloilo..my mom is from bacolod,,i travel visayas region very often and I am from the north - Ilocos region...

[@Poverty631]

i am citizen here in one of nordic countries

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks for sharing that Harold. My ancestors come from Norway and Germany. I have not visited Europe yet though it would be an interesting trip.

[@ffwest12]

Looks like the ferry I took from Manila to Samar in 1975. Third class passage and a long slow trip.

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I prefer the slow boats but that would be a long ride to Manila. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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I really like your filming style very informative i subscribed

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I enjoy filming much more than the editing but I offer up what I can. Thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@MichaelsHomeCooking]

Very nice and thank you for the great video!

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Thanks Michael.

[@jonnelbrontorrefiel6334]

5mns to 10 lng cbu to bhol pag fast ferry & tour boat miss kuna sakay2x ng mga ganyan

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Thanks Jonnel.

[@carlschleicher5516]

Nice, short video. I've never seen that one before elsewhere.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Carl. I see it has about half a million views. Amazing.

[@gindeniega5696]

Thank you sa video. Maganda rin pala sumakay ng boat. .piro takot talaga ako sa dagat

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

It was a great trip and I prefer ferries to planes. Thanks for watching Gin.

[@sergeruiz9790]

@Gin Deniega, I suggest, if you have the chance, you can try overcoming your fears by starting with short trips like the Cebu-Dumaguete one and on bigger vessels like what this video is showing. Your other "assurance" kung matatawag man na ganu'n, is that the vessels will be sailing near the shorelines of the islands na madada-anan so kung sakaling may emergency man, which actually very rarely happens sa larger vessels, malapit lang ang shorelines. I hope that helps.

[@dmcbohol]

sure missed travelling by sea between Bohol, Cebu & Dumaguete and it won't be that soon, it seems when we all get to do that freely again with the current Pandemic situation...

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I hope that day comes again where we can travel a bit freely.

[@LifeinLao]

thqanks. I hope the boats are still working there. i will go to cebu next july for a week and hope i can get a chance to visit dumaguete too. tnx again

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks bb. There are plenty of ferries to choose from.

[@travels129]

Beautiful waters

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

It was a fun trip Wayne and I love the clear blue waters.

[@mystique8134]

THANKS!!

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks for watching Kevin. It is an interesting ferry ride. Most people were laying in their bunks while I spent the entire time on decks enjoying the experience.

[@jammyjackson6009]

I've taken the same boat night time cebu to maasin menu times I luv the night curse

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I prefer the slow boat to the fast ferries. The journey is part of the fun and more time to relax and enjoy the sea. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@JoHebare]

Sir Maasin Leyte ba ang tinutukoy mo dito kase yan ang City ko din..

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Good video

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Thanks for the visit Ricky.

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hahaha iys great my friend

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Thanks ad urpina. It was a fun trip.

[@TomandAmyinthePI]

I took the roro bus from cebu to dumaguete On the boats they have bathrooms right? Also do all fastcats make 2 stops and take 6 hours?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Yes, they do have bathrooms, even most of the smaller banca ferries for passengers. I think most fastcats do the 2 stops but schedules can change so not positive about that Tom. You might be able to check the online Sunday newspapers here for schedules.

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Missed you usual commentary.

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This is a very popular, over 400,000 views video, from many years ago. Maybe I should update it a bit Theodore.

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Magandang araw. salamat

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Namimiss ko na subra ang cebu at sumakay ng barko

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Thanks for watching Mat.

[@vangvangsumosobrakana4988]

Love your videos!! Is there a way to go to Palawan from Dumaguete! Just curious???

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Try this site. They do a pretty good job of staying up to date and safe travels. www.rome2rio.com

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I will go to Cebu next month

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Have fun and safe travels Brian.

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Keep safe travel kaibigan

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Thanks friend. Take care.

[@imjoharra4277]

Bilib ko aning cokaliong,musukol ug balud.cge mig sakay ani,to nasipit and surigao city.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks imjoharra. I like ferries more than planes if the weather is not storming.

[@jimcunningham61]

this looks like the way to go rod , I took the bus before and that was so uncomfortable

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I agree I prefer the comfort of a slower ship/ferry where I can see some sites and enjoy myself. Thanks for watching captain Spaulding.

[@EyesWideOpen1969]

Are those bunks bolted to the deck? So if it hit bad weather you wouldn't be sliding all over?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Yes, they were secured.

[@davidkaiser810]

Is there a ferry that goes from Cebu to Bohol? If so what port does it go to on Bohol? Thanks Rod

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Under normal circumstances, ferries travel Cebu City to Tagbilaran, Bohol many times each day from Pier 1. There is also a ferry that goes from Cebu City to Getafe, Bohol in the north and is a smaller outrigger type banca boat. I think there is also a ferry that runs to Tubigon but not sure of the pier it leaves from, perhaps from south of Cebu City. My cost for the Ocean Jet fast ferry Cebu to Tagbilaran was always 500 pesos, about $10 USD David. All passenger ferries are shut down during this quarantine but some freight is still moving. Safe travels.

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@@AmazingPhilippines1 Can you travel on this ferry with your personal (big) bike?

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5 dollars for a 6 hour ferry, do you know how much it is to transport a scooter? or is it best to rent scooters as you island hop? very informative thanks

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I do not know the scooter charge on the ferry Barry. Each line has its own pricing. I am guessing about the same as your ticket but not sure. Renting a scooter would run 300-500 pesos/day with discounts for longer rentals in most places.

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I am thinking to move to Cebu with my wife and not sure how to get my SS money. How do you deal with you income? I assume you are drawing SS. Do you have an American bank you draw you money from or do you send it directly to a bank in Philippines?

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Thanks and good luck with your plans Michael. I use a money transfer service usually and Xoom has been working for me. I also use ATMs. I send myself 800-1000 USD eadh month and transfer it into pesos. I don't have a PH bank yet. Here is a video I did about money: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYS6f3ebgrqDe6s

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[@dgibbsfl]

You mention that ferry schedules and companies can be searched online. I have never had much luck with that and it's probably just me. If a person could find where to search online is it simply a matter of designating the departure and destination locations and then all the information comes up for the various ferry companies that service that route, the schedules that the various companies operate and the cost? That's what I would be interested in learning more about. Thanks in advance.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Dave. There were a couple of sites like that before this present crisis but you have to contact each ferry company now as schedules, requirements and restrictions to travel can change weekly. One such site was Silent-Gardens but I don't think any site is trying to update the info at this time.

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@@AmazingPhilippines1 I could never find a site that was up to date before this current crisis. I could never even find phone numbers to call not that I would prefer to call around. I have a really hard time with communications over a phone, its' a challenge most of the time in person. I am also aware that things can change without any notice. I have traveled to a port to find out that route I was interested in is not currently running. I cannot imagine going through a process of trying to contact each ferry company to find out if they service a route to where I want to go. In this island nation it would seem that there would be a well refined system for looking (and even paying) at ferry schedules online and see what advisories are currently in place. Maybe one day.

[@robertkubrick3738]

You didn't show the pirates at Dumaguete pier wanting 200+ pesos to take you a kilometer. Some people call them trike drivers.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I have had the same thing happen at Pier 1 in Cebu City, Robert. Taxis wanting 200 for a 100P ride using the meter. I tell them I have lived here 2 years and know what the rates are. They usually look embarrassed and agree to use the meter.

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How long do the faster ferries take to get to Dumaguete?

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Thanks for watching Sandy.

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is it possible from manila to dumaguete direct with ferry boat?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

12go.asia/en/travel/manila/dumaguete-port I found several links after doing a search Andrea. It seems 2GO Shipping Lines offers that type of trip so you might check with them or a travel agent. Safe travels.

[@BrianEden]

Is it possible from Cebu to Roxas?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

www.rome2rio.com/s/Cebu-City/Roxas-Western-Visayas-Philippines I found several links online when I did a search Brian and this is just one of them. There are probably more than 1 Roxas in the Philippines so check to see if it is the one you are planning to visit.

[@AntonioLopez-ps1mn]

hello, how much is the Fare,, Cebu to Dumaguete? how many hours travel? please reply.. im your follower.. thank you.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

That was 4 years ago but I think it was about 1000 pesos Antonio and it took about 5 1/2 hours. Safe travels.

[@ellahosokawa4663]

Nice 😍👻👍

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Thanks for the visit Ella.

[@paulzaher4645]

I have taken that ship, the only way to get a ticket is to go down to the terminal. I could not find anyway of buying ticket online.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I think most of the small banca boats do have the office at the port area Paul. The larger ferry companies use travel agents also..

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Ok I Respect

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Thanks Darlito.

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Did the rooster get scanned?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Good question. I hope so, or thoroughly patted down at least. lol.

[@theguvnor5964]

Hi,how long is trip on that ferry from Cebu to Dumagette?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

About 5 1/2 hours Malcolm.

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@@AmazingPhilippines1 Thank you

[@homebasebelgium359]

Does this ferry also take cars on board or only passengers?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

The RORO (roll on roll off) ferries take vehicles as does this one.

[@mercxmorris]

So why did you go to Dumaguete? Just checking it out? What did you think?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Curious. It was a very short visit so did not get a good feel of the city as friend had to get back to work, the ferry we were going to take back was canceled so we had to take a bus/ferry/bus back. I have tried to respond to previously but it has refused to send. Hopefully, this time.

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Pila la oras Ang gravel from Cebu to Dumaguete?

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Thanks for watching Kristie.

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Do you know if you can take small dogs on the boat ? Thanks

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I have not seen any dogs on ferries but I would suspect many have a way to accommodate animals as I have seen chickens and pigs transported. Check with the ferry company you would use. Thanks for watching Cj.

[@maayongaga729]

Funny but yeah you can take pigs, cows, chickens....take it from the locals. 😉

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Dako a syudad sa cebu oi..

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Roger.

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I like to travel when i have a destination, a purpose, a place to get too where chances are i will find what i am looking for. Philippines have 7000 islands. Too many for me. Wouldn' t know where to go......

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Only 2000 of the islands are big enough to have names and only a few of the bigger ones have any interest to most people. Thanks for watching Mathieu.

[@mathieutallard6328]

Ouf only 2000 and what is a few bigger? couple of hundreds? Or under 20 or only four or five?

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

4-8 have most of the sites most people would be interested in. The rainy season in SE Asia can limit what types of activities one will want to do also. We are in that season until about November-December.

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Thanks. And if there are no secluded beaches one can use as it pleases, the country ain, t for me.......

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There are ENTIRE secluded ISLANDS that nobody lives on, I guess that's too public for you?

[@garyg4076]

What is the time in takes on ferry

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

About 5 1/2 hours with the Cokaliong ferry Gary.

[@wallycleaver1320]

You should move to Dumaguete i lived here 20 years cebu is to much for me

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Dumaguete is a little small for me but I do want to visit Bacolod, Iloilo, Davao, and Baguio Jean. Thanks for watching.

[@maayongaga729]

@@AmazingPhilippines1 Iloilo legacy of Spanish/ American era still there...

[@reylafuente6390]

it takes how many hours from cebu to dumaguete ????

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

It was about 5 1/2 hours on Cokaliong ferry Rey.

[@johnsmithdoroy9082]

Is this getafi to cebu?? 0r dumaguite

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

The ferry I took was Cebu City to Dumaguete.

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Unsa ni nga ferryboat? New subscriber here from.davao city botn in dumaguete

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Ah ok supercat

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Thanks for subbing Carmelita!

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Ganda ng teminal..hindi nasayang ang budget ng gobyerno..

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I like sea travel. Thanks for watching Bobby.

[@Poverty631]

maybe its a good idea we open business manila cebu cebu and rest of big cities in visayas and mindanao operating Faster Catamaran Ferry can accomodate passengers 1500 pax..good business with better services.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

This might be a good idea Harold. I see many of these ferries booked up pretty full so there is probably potential.

[@Poverty631]

i think its a good business since the president is handling the country well as of now, i know it takes time but there are big chnages and people of the philippines deserve a better life since we have great president ...philippines will be a great nation again..many projects are going on now.....soon underground train in manila and more,,upgrading airports and railways etc...bus stations and other public services....more tourists coming more money for govt

[@Poverty631]

important thing is philippines should be safe place to visit and all must enjoy what philippines can offer to all...mabuhay ang Pilipinas....

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I see many good changes and improvements happening Harold. There is some delay because of not enough skilled labor I have read. Much skilled labor goes overseas for better pay.

[@Poverty631]

@@AmazingPhilippines1 I see

[@travels129]

So thats the good way to get to duma from cebu eh

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I think they have daily planes, ferries, and buses. Ferries and buses will take you 6 hours or more. The bus has to board a ferry in south Cebu to cross over. Thanks for watching Wayne.

[@bigbearhugebear9018]

I was on a ocean jet fast boat from Siquijor to Dumagette and the dolphin had no problems keeping up with the fast boat for a couple of miles.....

[@Poverty631]

Yes

[@rolandbustamante4318]

How many hours travel

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

It was about 5 1/2 hours Roland. Some newspapers print the different ferry schedules or you can find them online also or at travel agencies.

[@rickypasicolan3755]

Saan pier to sa cebu

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks for watching Ricky.

[@ericbleasel5907]

I wonder when we get back to normality this service will run,the day one like this,people might like Ocean Jet via Taglibaran because it’s faster supposedly,not for me i like to go from A to B,forget C.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I enjoy the slower ride Eric. I think Cokaliong is not operating but there are restrictions on most of us traveling still.

[@thecallingtosavedlife3657]

Maliit Lang Yan kesa Danao, Cebu consuelo, na pumpboat noon. San Francisco Camotes

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Thanks Emmanuel. Lots of different types in other areas.

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I think the rooster has taken hold of the PA system 😆

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

LOL. Thanks for watching.

[@jonreybaring6428]

Bec.they have fight in another city..

[@Abelius]

And of course there's a rooster at the terminal... xD

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

LOL. There are roosters...pigs and dogs almost everywhere Abelius, including on buses and ferries.

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Thanks for watching.

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Yong sa screen bago mg play

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Thanks Emmanuel.

[@jonnelbrontorrefiel6334]

Buti pa bangka nauna pa sa ferry

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks.

[@tuforu4]

I went from manila to cebu on a ship years ago , it was 24 hours , i thought it would be 4 hours,,,ahahha

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I have checked into that myself and see it is 24 hours. Surprise when it is not 4 hours. hahaha. Hope you weren't on a tight schedule. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@maayongaga729]

24 hours and you need big ships...watch Donya Paz tragedy X mas eve of 1980's on these oceans. Not to scare you but it does happen.

[@orlandojrbangayan3367]

Directly ba yan.? Cebu City to Dumaguete.? Baka dadaan pa ng TAGBILARAN.!

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Cokalion has direct large ferries from Cebu City to Dumaguete. I took the 5+ hour Sunday noon trip. Some ferries stop in Tagbilaran first.

[@jomarmangantang8737]

6hours 250 lng...saan ang hustisya zamboanga to hulo sulo 800 pesos 5hours lng...

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks Jomar. I am not sure. Supply and demand, risk, or something else.

[@jonnelbrontorrefiel6334]

Yung iba ayaw sumakay sa faster dli lng makararing d daw mai enjoy ganda kya pag bilis lng

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I think faster might cost a little more also Jonnel. I can enjoy a slow ferry ride also.

[@reggieballares3804]

Ito magandang naval ship lagyan ng andress bonifacio slingshot missile.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks for watching and commenting Reggie.

[@brylpadillo8742]

d mana dumuagite bohol mana

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Most days there are ferries between Bohol and Dumaguete unless there is bad weather or no passengers or freight.

[@EL-PAULO-80]

Bryl Padillo that is not tagbilaran port. It is indeed dumaguete port try to jump at 6:56 there you can see the signage the Port of Dumaguete.

[@EL-PAULO-80]

Amazing Philippines Great video. I hope you will also make video of Bohol.

[@marlonamis6401]

Dong inyo naba gi sanitized ang inyung mga deck daghan raba nag mga surot packs kadiri hahahaha mahiya naman kayo

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Thanks for watching Marlon.

[@genesisthunder5065]

Thats no a ferry thats cokaliong boat

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I haven't checked the definition of "ferry" but it is definitely a large ship. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@chion918]

2020

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Cheers Canada.

[@dawienatral7083]

I wouldn't call 6hrs a fast trip

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I took the big slow boat Dawie and I enjoyed it as there were lots to see and experience along the Cebu coast.

[@LiftOffLife]

How long is the trip with the fast ferry to Dumaguete and what does it cost? 3 hours?

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[@jonnelbrontorrefiel6334]

Bagal ng barko 2-3hours byahe cebu to Bohol Pro pag fast ferry & clemer tour boat Ilang minutes LNG byahe

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Clemer took me about 1 1/2 hour from Cebu City to Getafe Jonnel.

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Been there many a times. Not that awesome

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It is a smaller city Tony, a little too small for me I think.

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@@AmazingPhilippines1 yep. I been all up and down that country. It's once in great great great while I will visit there. Not my kinda hang out, I grew tired of it. Sun, poverty, and tangy food. Nah