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About PhilippinesTransport.com
What PhilippinesTransport.com covers
PhilippinesTransport.com covers getting around the Philippines by ferry, bus, van, train and domestic flight: which services run, what time they leave, what they cost, and exactly where you board, from the pier printed on a ferry ticket to the terminal a night bus leaves from.
It is based in Manila, and the people behind it are Filipinos and long-term foreign residents of the Philippines.
Report a changed timetable, fare or terminal
A terminal that has moved, a fare that has gone up, a boat that no longer sails: if you have just travelled a route and a page is wrong, that is the most useful thing anyone can send. Email contact@philippinestransport.com with the page, what it says, what you found and when you travelled. A photo of a posted timetable helps.
Where to check ferry, flight and weather status
Is it sailing or flying today? For sea travel stopped by weather, the Philippine Coast Guard and PAGASA. For airports, CAAP.
What time does it leave, and what does it cost? The operator.
Which pier or terminal? The port authority, which is the Philippine Ports Authority for most of the country and the Cebu Port Authority inside Cebu province, or the terminal itself.
Is a bus or van company licensed? The LTFRB for land transport, MARINA for vessels.
About PhilippinesTransport.com FAQ
Is this an official government site?
No. It has no connection to any Philippine government agency, port authority or transport operator. Where a fact comes from one of them, the page lists it under Sources.
Can you change or refund a booking?
No. Bookings made through a link on this site are handled by 12Go or by the operator you booked with, and they are the ones who can change or refund them.
Do operators pay to be listed?
No. There is no paid placement, and no operator has a say in what a page says about it.
Can I quote a page?
A short quote with a link back is fine. Republishing a page wholesale is not. The terms page has the detail.