Ferry from Manila to Iloilo City

Manila Guide

Manila Ferry

Is there a ferry from Manila?

Manila ferries are operated by 2GO Travel connecting Luzon Islands, Philippines with 12 destinations. Manila Ferries sail around 12 times a day and up to 18 times a week.

Popular routes from Manila

Ferries from Manila to Cebu City sail approximately 3 times per week with a crossing time of 26h 40m. The average price of a Manila - Cebu City ferry is about $223.

The Manila - Palawan (Coron) ferry runs 1 time per week with a duration of 15h 0m. The average price of a Manila - Palawan (Coron) ferry is around $177.

Where can I get a ferry from Manila?

Manila ferries sail to Iloilo City, Puerto Princesa City, Dipolog City, Cagayan De Oro, Palawan (Coron), Zamboanga City, Cebu City, Ozamiz City, Tagbilaran, Bacolod City, Dumaguete City, Nasipit (Butuan City).

How long is the ferry from Manila?

How much do ferries from Manila cost?

The price of a ferry from Manila starts at around $589.11. Manila ferries can range between $589.11 and $33.10 depending on various factors such as the route, season, operator and type of ship.

What is the fastest ferry from Manila?

The fastest ferry from Manila is on the Manila - Palawan (Coron) ferry in 13h 0m with 2GO Travel.

Is there a car ferry from Manila?

Car ferries do not sail from Manila, only foot passengers can board ferries from Manila.

Can foot passengers travel on ferries from Manila?

Foot passengers can travel on ferries from Manila with 2GO Travel.

Can I take my pet on the ferry from Manila?

No, currently you can not take your pet with you on the ferry from Manila.

Are there cabins on ferries from Manila?

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

Iloilo City Guide

Iloilo City Ferry Port

With a population of nearly half a million people and growing rapidly, Iloilo City Port has quickly become one of the most urbanized cities in the Philippines. The port is situated on the southern shore of Panay Island, the sixth largest island belonging to the Philippines, laying to the western part of the Visayas. Iloilo Port borders the Panay Gulf and makes for a natural harbour due to its physical landscape and proximity to neighbouring islands. The port used to be notorious around the Philippines for its unpleasant layout and decaying facilities, however, in 2014 it underwent a major revamp and now boasts a new, modern look. The terminal primarily links passengers to the nearby city of Bacalod; the port’s development has led to a huge increase in traffic, as a result it has been known to suffer from congestion. Supercat and Oceanjet are the main companies operating in the area, providing crossings to popular resorts such as Manila, Cebu, Bacolod and Cagayan De Oro. The length of time the ferry routes take varies; it is just a 15 minute crossing to Bacolod yet over 24 hours to Manila. For transport in and around the port there are jeepneys available, which are best described as a shared taxi, offering incredibly cheap rates. There are several of them waiting at the terminal, with workers employed to help tourists who are confused about the transportation system to Iloilo city centre and other prominent areas.