Cebu City Leyte Ferry

Cebu City Guide

Is there a ferry from Cebu City?

2GO Travel connecting Luzon Islands, Philippines, Visayas Islands. Ferries from Cebu City sail approximately 4.0 times a day and up to 6.0 times a week.

Where can I get a ferry from Cebu City?

Cebu City ferries sail to Cagayan De Oro, Manila, Nasipit (Butuan City), Tagbilaran.

How long is the ferry from Cebu City?

Ferries sailing from Cebu City can range between 3h 30m and 40h 0m. Ferry times can change from season to season.

What is the most Popular route from Cebu City?

The most popular route from Cebu City is Cebu City - Manila.

How much do ferries from Cebu City cost?

Ferry price from Cebu City can range between £24 and £423 depending on various factors such as the route, season, operator and type of ship.

Is there a car ferry from Cebu City?

No operators from this port take cars on board.

Are foot passengers allowed on ferries from Cebu City?

Foot Passengers are allowed on ferries from Cebu City. You can travel as a foot passenger from Cebu City with 2GO Travel.

Can I book a cabin on ferries from Cebu City?

Cabins are available on some ferry routes from Cebu City. Operators that have cabins on ferries from Cebu City include 2GO Travel. Check our Deal Finder for the best option for you.

Leyte Guide

Leyte Ferry Port

Belonging to the Visayas group of the Philippines, Leyte is divided into two provinces; Northern Leyte and Southern Leyte. The primary ferry route departing from Leyte Port is to Cebu, one of the islands in the Visayas group and one of the Philippines’ most popular tourist destinations. Leyte, especially Southern Leyte, has become very popular with travellers due to the numerous diving opportunities. It has become a hotspot for those wishing to explore the depths of the seas, though there are other natural landmarks to visit: the Masaba Falls are a spectacular natural phenomenon, Alto Peak is one of the most striking mountains in the Philippines and Macarthur’s Landing is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Macarthur’s Landing is particularly worthwhile visiting; it commemorates the historic return of Douglas Macarthur, sparking the campaign to liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation. The island of Leyte is relatively big and connected by several highways, therefore cars are usually the best way to get around. The famous San Juanico Bridge connects Leyte with Samar, and was one of the revolutionary moments in the history of the Visayas island. The main city in Leyte is Tacloban, which has taxis heading to the port, though it is best advised to negotiate a price before entry.