How to get to Bohol by ferry
Bohol is one of the best-connected islands in the Visayas, with five ferry ports served from Cebu alone — choosing the right one can save hours of land travel.
Ferries to Bohol (0 routes)
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Tagbilaran
The main gateway, about 2 hours by fastcraft from Cebu Pier 1 — right for Panglao's beaches and the Chocolate Hills tours.
Tubigon
The closest Bohol port to Cebu (~1 hour by fastcraft). Cheaper fares, then a 1.5-hour van to Tagbilaran.
Jagna, Ubay, Talibon
Eastern and northern ports that make sense for Anda, the interior, or onward trips toward Leyte and Camiguin.
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Ferry travel guides →Bohol ferry routes at a glance
Bohol is served by 14 ferry routes on Philippines Ferry, departing from Manila, Cebu, Mahinog (Camiguin) and Argao on overnight ferries, fastcraft and RoRo ferries. Operators include 2GO, OceanJet, SuperCat, Lite Ferries, SeaCat, FastCat, Super Shuttle, VG Shipping, Cokaliong, and Clemer. Crossing times range from about 1 hr 30 min to 32 hrs; the quickest is Cebu to Tubigon with SeaCat (1 hr 30 min).
By island, the routes include Luzon to Bohol Island, Cebu Island to Bohol Island and Camiguin Island to Bohol Island. The main routes into Bohol are Cebu to Bohol (Tagbilaran) ferry, Cebu to Tubigon ferry, Cebu to Talibon ferry, Manila to Bohol (Tagbilaran) ferry, Cebu to Getafe ferry, and Cebu to Jagna ferry.
See every sailing on our ferries to Bohol page. Check current ferry cancellations and sea conditions before you travel, because sailings can be suspended during typhoons or when the Coast Guard raises a gale warning. First time booking? Our ferry travel guides cover tickets, discounts and what to bring.