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Philtranco, Superlines, Amihan: Bus to Daet, Camarines Norte

Tutubi has a very close friend from Daet that's why he's been to the capital town of Camarines Norte where he visited Bagasbas Beach, the first Jose Rizal Monument and also facilitated his explorations to the nearby towns of Mercedes and the paradise islands of Apuao Grande Island (Mercedes) and Calaguas Island (of Vinzons town)

Tutubi has an upcoming trip to Paracale, Camarines Norte and intends to explore the place, nearby islands and beaches of Jose Panganiban, Vinzons (Calaguas Island redux?) and Capalonga (towns you can reach via jeepney rides from Daet)

What comprises Tutubi's fondest memory of Daet is not the pineapples nor other Daet delicacies and specialties, but pancit bato, originally from Bato, Camarines Sur that's so cheaply available in Daet or cooked by Tutubi's friend.

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The latest information on buses to Daet, Camarines Norte

Buses to Daet, Camarines Norte (Manila to Daet route):

Philtranco, Amihan Bus Lines, Superlines

Bus fare to Daet: PhP550.00 (air-con Bus fare from Manila to Daet via Superlines)

Travel time: 8 hours

Bus route: EDSA, SLEX, Maharlika Highway to pass by Sto. Tomas (Batangas), Alaminos and San Pablo (Laguna), and the Quezon towns of
Tiaong, Candelaria, Sariaya, Lucena City, Pagbilao, Atimonan, Gumaca, Lopez, Calauag, follows the national highway up to Daet.

Daet Bus station contact numbers (call the telephone numbers of bus stations directly for latest fares to Daet, trip schedules, chartered bus rates, freight/waybill charges et al)

Superlines

Superlines Daet Terminal:
Contact Number: +63.54.571.2225

Superlines Cubao Terminal:
EDSA south-bound, near Victory Liner and Raymond Transportation
Contact Number: +63.54.414.3319
Trip schedules Cubao to Daet: daily at 2100HRS and 2130HRS (overnight aircon bus) with stop-over at Superlines terminal in Atimonan, Quezon (stinking washroom/CR when Tutubi went there in 2004)

Philtranco:


Remarks: Philtranco has deluxe buses with reclining seats, bigger legroom, and toilet on-board, similar to Victory Liner Deluxe Bus to Baguio.

Philtranco Cubao
EDSA south-bound near MRT Araneta-Cubao Station, sometimes called Piltranco Alibangbang)
Contact Number: +63.2.722.7567

Philtranco
EDSA, Pasay
Telephone Number: +63.54.851.5420

Philtranco
Daet
Telephone Number: +63.54.721.2030; +63.54.721.4350

Amihan Bus Lines:

Amihan Daet Bus Station:
Contact Number: +63.54.7213787

Amihan Pasay Bus Station:
Contact Number: +63.2.854.3735; +63.2.385.5025

Amihan Buslines is also present at the Araneta Bus Terminal near Ali Mall

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How to Get to Daet, Camarines Norte, Commute to Daet, Bus fares, Bus Stations

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 8:41 PM,

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At Nov 21, 2011 4:00:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

please post your updated fares i need to know so badly thanks

 

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