Monday 23 January 2012

Philippines Boat Service

It is evident that Philippines being primarily an island country, the Boat Service will be at par excellence. Very truly, the most convenient way to travel among the islands is availing the boat service which enjoys good inter connectivity among all major islands.
The country enjoys the service of an efficient network of ferries and super ferries. A number of existing shipping companies as well as certain recent additions have heightened the quality of services provided. The Prominent ones are:

The WG&A is the largest Shipping Company in the Philippines which is the resultant of three amalgamated companies. The Company boasts of 10 super ferry and 2 ferry services, all from Manila to places like Coron, Ozamis, Tagbilaran and some other destinations. The departing terminal for the super ferry is pier 4 at North Harbor in Manila. For the ferries the point is pier 15 in the South Harbor.

Super Cat Fast ferry Corporation- This forms apart of the WG&A Group and handles three ferries to Larena, Cebu, Tagbilaran, Dapitan, Calipan, Batangas. It covers ten ports and provides fifty trips in a day.



Negros Navigation- This ferry service provides inter island transportation and Panay and Negros in Visayas. The company founded in 1932 has 7 vessels and covers destinations like Ozamiz, Zamboanga, Roxas, Cebu, Puerto Princesa, and Dumaguit.

MBRS Lines- The ferry service provides transfer to Romblon and Panay from Manila. He fleet consists of five ships.

Sulpicio Lines Inc- The company came into existence in 1973 and consists of 17 vessels providing ferry services to Butuan, Cotabato, Baybay, Maasin, Naval, Kawayan, Maripipi, Estancia, Davao, Cebu and many more.
The El Greco Jet Ferries Inc handles a fast ferry named Kristen which connects Manila with the economic zone of Bataan.

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Getting to Philippines by Air
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Philippines Air Travel
Philippines Airports
Philippines Boat Service
Philippines Bus Travel
Philippines Taxi Service
Philippines Train Travel
Philippines Transportation
Philippines Visa Information

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