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Hop a direct ferry from Tagbilaran to Siquijor for a quick, economical island transfer. Expect a 1h40m crossing, simple onboard facilities, and immediate access to Siquijor’s pierside transport.
Hop a direct ferry from Tagbilaran to Siquijor for a quick, economical island transfer. Expect a 1h40m crossing, simple onboard facilities, and immediate access to Siquijor’s pierside transport.
The ferry eases away from Tagbilaran Harbor and the Bohol shoreline fades into a low, green silhouette while wind and spray mark the crossing. For about 100 minutes you ride open water between two very different islands: Bohol’s low limestone coasts give way to Siquijor’s rounded hills and reef-sculpted shore.
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Operated by Philippines Divers · Tagbilaran City, Bohol
The ferry eases away from Tagbilaran Harbor and the Bohol shoreline fades into a low, green silhouette while wind and spray mark the crossing. For about 100 minutes you ride open water between two very different islands: Bohol’s low limestone coasts give way to Siquijor’s rounded hills and reef-sculpted shore.
Siquijor’s history is compact but layered—Spanish-era churches and watchtowers sit alongside living folk-medicine traditions. Geologically, the island combines uplifted coral platforms and volcanic bedrock, so the shoreline alternates between white sand, jagged rock, and scattered mangrove bays. Culture arrives at the pier: tricycles, motorcycle taxis, and small shopfronts greeting passengers with cool drinks and map scribbles.
This is a practical crossing rather than a sightseeing cruise. Expect bench seating, open decks on fair-weather sailings, and a working rhythm of cargo and commuters. The trip takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes; sea conditions govern comfort and schedule—operators cancel during rough weather.
Plan like a traveler who values simplicity: arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to collect your boarding pass, carry only approved hand luggage (max ~15 kg, ~25 x 35 x 40 cm), and be ready for a short walk from quay to local transport at Siquijor Pier. Bring sun protection, water, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. The ferry is the most economical, direct way to move between Bohol and Siquijor—and it delivers you straight into the island’s slower pace and mysterious coastal charm.
The scheduled crossing is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes (about 100 minutes) between Tagbilaran and Siquijor.
Passengers are advised to check in at least 30 minutes before the scheduled departure to collect boarding passes and avoid forfeiting their seats.
Passengers are allowed hand-carried baggage only, weighing up to roughly 15 kg and sized about 25 x 35 x 40 cm; carrier liability for hand baggage is limited unless higher value is declared.
The operator may cancel sailings for bad weather; however, this ticket is sold under an all-sales-final policy—confirm alternative arrangements with the vendor if weather affects travel.
Philippines Divers operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The ferry eases away from Tagbilaran Harbor and the Bohol shoreline fades into a low, green silhouette while wind and spray mark the crossing. For about 100 minutes you ride open water between two very different islands: Bohol’s low limestone coasts give way to Siquijor’s rounded hills and reef-sculpted shore.
The ferry eases away from Tagbilaran Harbor and the Bohol shoreline fades into a low, green silhouette while wind and spray mark the crossing. For about 100 minutes you ride open water between two very different islands: Bohol’s low limestone coasts give way to Siquijor’s rounded hills and reef-sculpted shore.
Siquijor’s history is compact but layered—Spanish-era churches and watchtowers sit alongside living folk-medicine traditions. Geologically, the island combines uplifted coral platforms and volcanic bedrock, so the shoreline alternates between white sand, jagged rock, and scattered mangrove bays. Culture arrives at the pier: tricycles, motorcycle taxis, and small shopfronts greeting passengers with cool drinks and map scribbles.
This is a practical crossing rather than a sightseeing cruise. Expect bench seating, open decks on fair-weather sailings, and a working rhythm of cargo and commuters. The trip takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes; sea conditions govern comfort and schedule—operators cancel during rough weather.
Plan like a traveler who values simplicity: arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to collect your boarding pass, carry only approved hand luggage (max ~15 kg, ~25 x 35 x 40 cm), and be ready for a short walk from quay to local transport at Siquijor Pier. Bring sun protection, water, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. The ferry is the most economical, direct way to move between Bohol and Siquijor—and it delivers you straight into the island’s slower pace and mysterious coastal charm.