Travel and transport agencies Philippines

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It is one of the Philippines' two international gateways, along with Manila Airport. Terminal 1 is dedicated to domestic flights and Terminal 2 to international flights, mainly to Asia. Cebu airport is located on the island of Mactan (Lapu-Lapu). By car, Cebu City can be reached in 30 to 45 minutes without traffic jams. The easiest way is to take a cab or Grab at the exit, which costs around 450 PHP.

It is the largest low cost airline in the Philippines. It serves many destinations with internal flights such as Manila and Cebu of course but also Legazpi, Caticlan (to reach Boracay), Busuanga (Coron), Siargao, Davao, Dumaguete, etc. But also about thirty destinations in Asia such as Hong Kong, Macau, Bangkok, Seoul, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Ho Chi Minh, Taipei, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Osaka. While fares are low, delays (and even cancellations) on internal flights are not uncommon.

Five daily flights.

Atalante is an agency created in 1986 by two passionate travellers, and is a forerunner in the organisation of treks and in its commitment to responsible tourism. High level trekking or simple walks in the countryside, there is something for all physical conditions, so to each his own trek (Vercors, Auvergne, Brittany, Corsica, Cevennes, Alps...), in small groups, with family or in free walking. She can also create a unique adventure trip according to your wishes, aspirations and desires!

For the past 40 years, Voyageurs du Monde has been building a world totally dedicated to tailor-made, individual travel, thanks - among other things - to the expert advice provided by qualified specialists in their destination of choice or origin. You'll benefit from their help not only in preparing your trip, but throughout the entire duration of your stay. All tours are suitable for children, as it's all a question of pace. We also offer a website with rich, inspiring content and a tailor-made mobile application.

Several daily departures from Manila (1 hour drive) with Philippine Airlines (www.philippineairlines.com), Cebu Pacific (www.cebupacificair.com), Air Phil Express (www.airphilexpress.com) or Zestair (www.zestair.com.ph).

Service to Kuala Lumpur and Kota Kinabalu.

Stop in Kuala Lumpur from Paris.

Stadium in Amsterdam from Paris.

Count around 30 P per hour of connection.

The best option to go dolphin watching (and whale watching from March to June). Jojo the owner is very involved in ecology and the guides are former dolphin and rorqual hunters from Pamilacan Island who have been reincarnated as protectors of these mammals, and now live thanks to tourism... A beautiful story. On the program, early departure because the dolphins are visible in the early morning, tour of the village of Pamilacan, snorkeling and lunch on the beach.

Philtranco is a bus and coach company founded in 1914. It operates in the Bicol region of the Philippines. The company has undergone several changes of ownership over the years. In 1958, it passed into the hands of the Tuason family, then in 1971, it was bought by the Mantrade group and renamed Pantranco South Express, Inc. Despite financial difficulties in the 1980s, the company managed to recover thanks to restructuring in 1974. In 1979, it extended its services to the Eastern Visayas region and began offering ferry crossings in the San Bernardino Strait. Philtranco offers clean, comfortable buses, equipped with wifi, toilets and an on-board entertainment system.

Can provide information about companies and schedules.

Dessert Bangued in Abra province, Laoag in Ilocos province, San Fernando in the Union province, Vigan in Ilocos province.

The PNR train from Manila to Bicol was not in service at the end of 2010. After closing in 2006, the line reopened at the end of 2009, but a typhoon again damaged it. It appears that it will be operational mid -2011, even though many of the world doubts. The cars would be new or almost, but the rails are still in poor condition. To follow…

Provides three daily flights from Manila, at a. m., p. m. and p. m. Return to p. m., p. m. and p. m.

Four daily flights.

The cities served are Manila, Bacolod, Iloilo, Caticlan, Zamboanga, Cagayan de Oro, Tacloban, Sur. Abroad, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul.

This is the national airline of the Philippines. It was founded in 1941, making it Asia's oldest commercial airline. Philippine Airlines (PAL) serves most of the country's airports (Manila, Cebu, Legazpi, Davao, Dumaguete, Siargao, Busuanga, etc.) and also operates numerous international flights. Along with Cebu Pacific, it is the airline most frequently used by travellers. As with its low-cost competitor, delays and cancellations are commonplace, but their customer service is a little better.

Four flights per day from Manila and two daily flights from Cebu.

Every day at 10 h and 18 h from Dumaguete to Larena, 1 hour 30 min drive, 136 or 163 P per person according to comfort, 170 P per bicycle and 680 P per motorbike.

It's hard to plan a trip to the Philippines, especially the Visayas, without using the services of Ocean Jet. It has been one of the country's leading ferry companies since 1998, and is certainly one of the most reliable and professional. On the website, you'll find full details of itineraries, updated timetables and prices. Reservations can be made online or directly at the Pier 1 counter in the port of Cebu. Frequent connections between Cebu or Liloan and Camotes (Poro), Bohol (Tagbilaran), Siquijor and Dumaguete.

The British Council IELTS Official Test Centre is an educational assessment service located in Taguig, Philippines.

It offers a fax service.

The cities served include Manila, Clark, Laoag, Legaspi (Luzon), Puerto Princesa (Palawan), Zamboanga, Dipolog, Pagadian, Cotobato, General Santos, Davao, Ozamiz, Cagayan de Oro, Butuan (Mindanao), Sur, Siargao, Tagbilaran, Siargao, Bacolod, Kalibo, Caticlan, Roxas, Sur, Tacloban. Abroad, Singapore, Hong Kong, Incheon and Pusan.

Hong Kong flights twice a day, at p. m. and p. m., return from Cebu at p. m. and p. m.

Four daily flights from Manila and Cebu.

It is about 30 minutes away. Philippine Airlines (www.philippineairlines.com) and Cebu Pacific (www.cebupacificair.com) provide this link twice a day.

The cities served are Manila (five departures per day), Bacolod (two flights per day at a. m. and p. m., return to p. m. and p. m.), Cagayan de Oro (departure from p. m. and p. m. every day, return to p. m. and p. m., Catarman (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 p. m., back to 14 p. m. h 30), Caticlan (every day at 12 p. m., return to 11 p. m.), Davao (every day at p. m. and p. m., return to p. m. and p. m., Iloilo (every day at p. m. and p. m., return to p. m. and p. m.), Naga (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday at 10 p. m., return to 13 p. m.), Ozamiz (same day at p. m., return to p. m.), Sur (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p. m., return to p. m.), Tacloban (daily at p. m. and p. m., return to p. m. and p. m.), Zamboanga (every day to 5 p. m.) h 50 and 14 h 30, return to 13 p. m. and 19 p. m.). Also offers flights for Singapore, daily at p. m. (return to p. m.).

There are three flights daily from/to Manila between and, two daily flights from/to Cebu City and Zamboanga.

Inaugurated in July 1996, it is at the forefront of modernity. It cost $ 46,7 million, with the assistance of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). It extends over 600 ha, in the middle of a large plain, in Barangay Fatima. Gensan airport is 1 minutes away from Manila and 1 minutes from Cebu.

Provides a shuttle on small aircraft with daily flights.

Provides flights for San Fernando at pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Free shuttle to Baguio then (1 hour drive).

At the corner of Sen Gil Puyat Ave and Makati Ave. Stop in Dubai from Paris.

A small, serious agency that offers daily journeys for El Nido. The road is now much better, counting 4 hours of travel (at least). The minibuses are air-conditioned and well maintained.

Six flights per day from/to Manila, three or four flights per day from/to Cebu, and daily flight from/to Iloilo and Zamboanga from.

Departures from Dumaguete at 10 am, 12 am, 14 pm and 16 pm. Arrival 1 hour 15 min later.

Many Internet cafes throughout the city. From 20 to 40 P for an hour. A lot of pensions, hotels or restaurants offer free Wi-fi or not expensive.

For international calls, Piltel, Roxas Street and RCPI, Rizal Avenue.

Also serve the destination two to three times a week.

Iloilo-General Santos City

The Filipina Princess leaves Davao for Manila every Wednesday at 19 pm; The Princess of Orient leaves every Sunday at 14 pm.

A daily trip to Manila, except on Wednesday and Saturday, departures in the evening (except Monday, at 15 pm). Take about 22 hours of journey. Rates range from 760 to 3 440 P per person without meals and comfort, between 886 and 3 800 P with meals.

For Cagayan de Oro, three departures per week on Mondays (morning), Thursday and Saturday (evening). From 8 to 9 hours of journey.

For Sur City, departure every Sunday at 8 pm. Take approximately 6 hours of travel.

Towards Manila. A weekly departure Friday at am. Arrival on Saturday at 15 am.

Towards Ozamiz (Mindanao). A departure per week, on Saturdays at 5 pm. Arrival at 12 p. m.

The tour of the island by its coastal track is very pleasant by bike. Bikes can be rented in the shops in the city centre of Romblon (between 300 and 500 P).

Stop in Bangkok from Paris.

More modern than the north bus station, it's from the south terminal that buses leave for destinations... in the south of the island. How logical. So if you want to get to the touristy town of Moalboal, to Argao (from where ferries leave for Bohol) or to the southern tip and town of Bato (ferry junction with the island of Negros), this is the place to be. Fares vary according to the standard of the bus. Finally, by cab, count PHP 600 and 45 minutes to/from Mactan airport and PHP 200 and 15 minutes to/from the north terminal.

This is the north terminal of the bus station, opposite the SM City mall (cabs know it). There's no signposting for the uninitiated traveller, but don't panic... just tell a driver your destination and he'll tell you which bus to catch. You pay on the bus (bring change). Departures for Danao (where boats leave for Camotes), Maya (for Malapascua) and Hagnaya (for Bantayan), among others. Leave well in advance if you need to catch a boat, as traffic jams in Cebu can be monstrous.

Singapore service once a day, at a. m. or p. m. Cebu, p. m. Singapore. 3 hours 30 min and 6 hours 10 min.

Other position: City Hall, at the corner of Magallanes Street, Burgos Street and Provincial Capitol on Osmaña Boulevard.

The main office is P. Reyes Street. The secondaires are to the market in Agdao, Victoria Plaza, Ateneo University, Metro Circle or Bankerohan in the centre of the city.