the Paranaque Integrated Transport Exchange (PITX) serves commuters from Cavite and the South but also has trips going north such as Baguio.

Pangasinan Solid North bus has trips to Baguio City from there (No idea about Saulog)

PITX to Baguio Fare: PhP500.00 (one way)

Baguio bus trip schedules:
first trip at 2am
last trip at 11pm with trips spaced one hour

Point to point bus system have free wifi, USB charging ports, reclining chairs, free water, in bus entertainment system and comfort room/toilet

travel time here is limited to traffic via EDSA or where they intend to pass going to NLEx, SCTEX and TPLEx and Marcos Highway.




Green Star Express
Star Toll,
SCTEx
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Public Transportation

For those wishing to take the bus to Baguio via Victoria Liner


Victory Liner Baguio bus terminal


Cubao to Baguio ordinary aircon: PhP450.00
Pasay to Baguio bus fare PhP495.00
Caloocan to Baguio bus fare PhP470.00

Cubao deluxe bus fare PhP750.00
Pasay Deluxe bus fare PhP800.00


deluxe bus has toilet (comfort room), wifi, snacks and less people
regular aircon is cheaper but takes longer to get to Baguio due to stopovers

Joy bus also serves the Manila to Baguio route

Labels: Public Transportation

Updated information for DLTB bus with bus station on Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue near corner Taft Avenue


Pasay Taft/LRT/Buendia to Santa Maria, Laguna

Fare:
Sta Cruz: PhP166.00
Paete: PhP211.00

Schedule:
Pasay to Sta Maria: 4pm and 6pm daily
Sta Maria to Pasay: 4am and 5am daily

Route of Pasay to Sta Maria

Pasay, Buendia (Gil Puyat), Osmena Highway/SLEx, Calamba (Crossing, SM Calamba, Pansol), Los Banos (including UPLB College junction), Bay, Calauan (highway only, Isdaan), Victoria, Pila, Sta Cruz (DLTB bus station in Pagsawitan), Pagsanjan, Lumban, Kalayaan, Paete, Pakil, Pangil, Siniloan, Famy, Mabitac/Sta Maria

Sta Maria to Pasay, just reverse the order above

Labels: Buses, Laguna, Public Transportation

Travelling from the south going to Manila Airport?

Try alighting in Starmall Alabang (the mall that sits on top of former cemetery)

Where to find the bus terminal to NAIA? It's jut there at Starmall tucked near the provincial bus terminals

Aalabang NAIA Loop trip schedules

fare matrix

as for the fare, it's PhP60.00 as of the moment, still a lot cheaper and faster than other modes of transport.

No available pictures of actual buses or bus station as of now but will update once available

there are other P2P bus services from Alabang though the Alabang to Starmall EDSA Shaw Boulevard by RRCG seemed to have been stopped

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

For people wishing to visit north eastern Luzon provinces of Isabela, Cagayan and Quirino, here's the latest fare matrix of GV Florida effective May 1, 2018...fare increases is expected with the rising cost of fuel made worse by this administration's TRAIN law

please contact GV Florida hotline/telephone/contact number for bus trip schedules from their Cubao and Sampaloc, Manila bus terminals to your destinations



Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

Once dubbed the king of the road, Philippine Rabbit Bus Lines returned to the CIty of Pines, by serving the Manila to Baguio route once again. They have Baguio-bound buses at their bus terminal on Rizal Avenue in Manila (Avenida Rizal) at the corner of C.M. Recto Avenue easily accessible from LRT 1 Doroteo Jose station or LRT 2 Recto Station

photos courtesy of Philippine Rabbit Facebook Page



Philippine Rabbt bus fare (from Philippine Rabbit Facebook page)


Daily Manila to Baguio trip schedules are spaced 1.5 hours apart from their Avenida bus terminal with last trip at 11pm

as of now, they still don't have premium buses to compete with Victory Liner deluxe buses

Philippine Rabbit Bus Station
Rizal Avenue, Manila

How to get there:

take LRT 1 and alight from Doroteo Jose station
take LRT 2 and alight at Recto Station (end station of LRT as of now)
jeepneys passing by Sta Cruz/Avenida all pass by the station

jeepneys from Cubao going to Divisoria pass by Recto corner Avenida

other bus terminals, destinations and stops
Avenida, Dau (Pampanga), Angeles City, Tarlac, Camiling, Alaminos (Pangasinan)


Related Posts:
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

If you've heard, seen, read about it, there are numerous scams perpetuated by unscrupulous taxi drivers victimizing people in Manila airport (Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)) from as simple as refusing to use the meter, charging exorbitant taxi fare, or even use of tampered taxi meters called batingting.

There are also three kinds of taxis in Manila airport: coupon taxis with fixed fare per destination, yellow airport taxis with fares almost double of regular taxis and the regular taxis that are usually the least trustworthy

Here are several ways to avoid Manila airport taxi scams:

1. Book Airport transfers to your hotel

Very easy but usually expensive, not for backpackers and budget travelers

2. Use your own car, a friend's car or hire one

Ask a friend/family to fetch you at the airport

Convenient but may be expensive and time consuming if your flight gets delayed

Drive yourself to the airport and use overnight parking in NAIA Terminal 1, NAIA Terminal 2, NAIA Terminal 3
or alternatively Park N Fly, so you'll have a ready transport from the airport.

3. Airport Transfers via NAIA Airport Loop (Formerly NAIA Shuttle Bus)

Served by two fleets, one by HM Transport with buses labeled HM Transport Airport Loop and the other using white buses emblazoned with Airport loop, the shuttle buses can transfer you to all
NAIA terminals 1, 2, 3, and 4 and also to Pasay/Taft/Rotonda if you want to take the bus or MRT and LRT-- the cheap way!


4. UBE Express Premium Bus

This premium bus service serves several fixed routes to Manila via Roxas Boulevard, Makati, Pasay/Rotonda/MRT/LRT, Pasay/Buendia/LRT and Entertainment City. Regular fare is PhP300 but offering promo of PhP150.00. This is a very good alternative if you want to avoid long taxi queues at the airport as you can book your trip in advance



This is also the same bus that can take you to Victory Liner bus terminal on EDSA, Five Star bus terminal in Pasay, and several Bus terminals in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia going to your destination.

5. Resorts World Manila Free Shuttle Service

If you hold a valid Resorts World membership card, you can hop in to their free shuttle of Resorts World at NAIA Terminal 3. It's easier to get an ordinary cab from there.

6. Citylink Bus to NAIA Terminal 3 to Eastwood City, Quezon City via C-5

Citylink bus serves the Newport City to Eastwood City route via C-5 to connect the two Megaworld projects. The bus passes by NAIA Terminal 3. Not available on Weekends though.

7. City buses from NAIA Terminals 1, 2, and 3

Ordinary (non-air-conditioned) and air-conditioned buses pass by the three terminals that can take you to various destinations in Metro Manila

8. Jeepneys in NAIA Terminal 3

These jeepneys ply the SM Mall of Asia or Baclaran -Nichols route. You can ride them near NAIA Terminal 3 if going to Nichols/Fort Bonifacion Gate 3 or across if you're going to Baclaran/Pasay/Taft/Rotonda/MRT/LRT area

9. Coupon Taxis

these are white-colored taxis with big luggage compartments. They charge fixed fee per destination and more expensive than ordinary taxis

10. Yellow Cab: the Yellow Airport Taxis

Colored taxis are dedication taxis for the airport with fares almost double the fare of ordinary taxis. Flag down rate is PhP70.00



Last Notes:

If you still took a taxi and got scammed:

Text NAIA : +63.917.839.6242
or call Customer Relations Center (CRC) +63.2.823.0669
Facebook and Twitter: naiamiaa

For complaints, you may contact the MIAA Hotline at +63.2.877.1111



Be safe!

Labels: Airports, Metro Manila, National Capital Region, Public Transportation, Travel Warnings

Here's information for those going to Bohol with more time, excess baggage but less budget, a Silver Star RORO bus taken by Tutubi's househelp recently

The bus terminal is in Cubao Araneta Bus Terminal in Quezon City

You need to buy your ticket in advance to get your ticket

Fare, as indicated on the bus ticket is PhP2,100.00 from Quezon City to Alicia Bohol

Route: EDSA, SLEx, Batangas, Quezon, (Bicol) Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Albay, Sorsogon, RORO Ferry to
Samar, cross San Juanico Bridge to Leyte (Tacloban), RORO Ferry to Bohol

Travel time: around 2 days with lots of stop-overs


This is tiring yet adventurous way to go sightseeing in the Philippines

Silver Star Shuttle and Tours
San Antonio, San Pedro Laguna
Telephone Numbers: +63.2.808.3344; +63.2.868.9094

Silver Star Bus Terminal Contact Number in Cubao: +63.2.439.8768

their main destinations:

Liloan, Silago, Abuyog, Palompon
Guiuan, Catarman, Rawis
Catubig, Gubat
Bulan, Ubay, Tagbilaran

Please call Silver Star bus hotline/contact numbers for inquiries on fares, trip schedules, freight rates et al



Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

Kudos to the management of Araneta Center Bus Terminal for investing in a modern bus port in the heart of Quezon City.
It features fully-air-conditioned amenities, 19 bus bays, ticketing system

due to limited information as of this time, here's information gathered from their official website




Bus Companies in Araneta Center Bus Port:

1. Alps The Bus
2. Amihan/Philtranco
3. Antonina
4. Arandia
5. Cagsawa
6. Camotes Islands
7. Ceres Liner/Ceres Tours
8. CUL Transport
9. DLTB
10. E. Belleza
11. Elavil Tours
12. Goldstar
13. JVH
14. JCA/LLI
15. KL - CNG
16. Raymond Transportation
17. Valisno

you may try to call Araneta Center Bus Port hotline/Telephone number or contact them through their official contact numbers for bus trip schedules, ticket reservations, fares, destinations, freight, and other inquiries

Modern Araneta Center Bus Terminal

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

This is a backpacking/budget travel blog but it doesn't mean that backpackers cannot enjoy premium services when traveling.

One of them is this upcoming premium Puerto Princesa to El Nido bus service using double-decker buses, similar to those deployed in Manila's Point-to-Point bus that that CCTVs, GPS, wifi, large baggage compartments and also PWD-friendly



almost all information is contained in this photo from U-Hop Palawan on Facebook:

Bus trip schedules:

Puerto Princesa to El Nido: 7am and 12 noon (2 trips per day)
El Nido to Puerto Princesa trip: 2pm (one trip per day)

Travel duration: around 6 hours

Contact Number/Telephone number: refer to the photo

Bus fare: PhP700.00 (this is almost similar fare from Manila to Baguio deluxe bus)

Note: this is a point-to-point service i.e. no picking up or dropping off in between the terminals. No bus service to Sabang, Puerto Princesa (where the Underground River is), only shuttle service (vans)

Related Posts on Palawan:
How to get to Palawan Underground River
How to Get to Boracay from Palawan

Dos Palmas Resort Tour
How to get to El Nido from Sabang, Puerto Princesa

Labels: Mimaropa, Palawan, Public Transportation

From NAIA (Manila Airport) going north (provinces of Zambales, Pangasinan, Baguio, etc.), you can now book and ride the airport shuttle to avoid taxis especially rush hour and peak periods

the press release states:

"HAVE A DOMESTIC OR INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT? OR ARE YOU ARRIVING FROM THE AIRPORT?

An airport shuttle bus is available from our Pasay terminal going to the airports and vice versa. For inquiries re the service and to RESERVE your slot, please call or text 09256569824.

This service is brought to you by UBBE EXPRESS."



Folks, besides Grab, going in and out of NAIA is becoming easier. Here's hoping a train service be put up still in the future though

Labels: Public Transportation

Here's good news to passengers to/from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA or simply Manila Airport)), besides the yellow taxis, coupon taxis, and car rentals, you may now take the premium bus from NAIA Terminals 1, 2 and 3.

UBE Express Fleet: 6 units for interim service, 42 units for permanent service by June 2016


Premium bus fare: PhP300.00 (this is premium guys, not economy. you can catch city buses to EDSA from NAIA Terminals, 1, 2 and 3)

Routes:

1. Makati CBD Stops: Glorietta 4, Glorietta 5, Ascott Hotel.

2. Roxas Boulevard stops: Midas Hotel, Hotel Jen, Manila Hotel, Mall of Asia, and the Entertainment City

Per the official Press Release:

"Each bus can accommodate 24 passengers and has large compartments for baggage.

The premium bus is equipped with closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV), Global Positioning System (GPS), and an on-board Wi-Fi facility.

Passengers who wish to take the premium bus may approach the transportation desk personnel at the arrival curbside area for assistance. An automated fare collection system will also be developed in the future to provide the option for advanced online booking.

The premium bus service has an LTFRB-approved flat rate of P300.

The buses will be manned by trained drivers and an on-board transport attendant, similar to an airline flight attendant."

Are you interested in taking this premium bus service from the Aiport or only if you have no choice.
that the taxi queue is too long?

Tip: you can link up this service with the point-to-point buses to Ortigas and Trinoma from Glorietta 5 too :)

How about letting GrabCar/GrabTaxi or Uber to serve airport passengers? Oh I remember, the car rental companies are controlled by shenanigans in the airport :(

Related posts:
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Airports, Metro Manila, Public Transportation

Tutubi drives everyday from home to work as a matter of convenience as the present public transportation is chaotic, inconvenient and unsafe.

the DOTC and the LTFRB started the holiday point-to-point express bus service with the aim of convincing car owners to leave car at home to avail of the premium bus service of just park their cars at SM North EDSA, SM Megamall or Glorietta

UPDATE Effective February 15, 2016, trip schedules posted here via Froelich Tours FB page


these premium double decker buses have a seating capacity of 70 passengers. The VIP lounge has a toilet (comfort room or CR), Refrigerator, TV at tables. There are GPS, free Internet wifi and CCTV for security (hold-ups and pickpockets can be avoided

Trinoma to Glorietta 5 Trip Schedules :
first trip: 5:30am and every fifteen minutes thereafter

UPDATE Effective February 15, 2016, trip schedules posted here via Froelich Tours FB page


Double Decker Bus Fare:

Route SM Megamall – Glorietta 5: PhP40.00
SM North Edsa – Glorietta (vice versa): PhP55.00

Tutubi's issues and concerns

It would be better if they also solve last mile problem from Glorietta to Ayala Avenue (probably near Paseo de Roxas) as this can walked of transfer to derepit buses plying the Ayala/Leveriza route?

How about premium buses from BGC, MRT, Ayala (or Buendia) to LRT and even up to SM Mall of Asia?
this solves the inconvenience of commuting from BGC to Makati CBD which usually takes a taxi ride?
Government don't know this because they don't take public transportation

If they can fix the MRT to be efficient, connect it to LRT 1 at SM North/Trinoma then have another convenient link to Ortigas CBD (sort of loop service) and to BGC, I will really leave my car at home but for now-- it's a BIG NO!

to really professionalize and make efficient public transportation, buses drivers and conductors must be paid fixed and decent wages, same with jeepney drivers and remove the medieval boundary system. This way, drivers can load/unload only at designated stops, won't engage in racing, won't linger at corners and be more disciplined too


Note:
pictures source unknown as of this time

Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

The DOTC and the MMDA is field-testing the Express Bus service on EDSA to lure car owners into leaving cars at home to take public transportation.
Would this be a hit with car owners?


According to the MMDA,

"The express buses will be picking up passengers from Trinoma, SM North Edsa in Quezon City and SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City and bringing them to Park Square Ayala Center, Glorietta 5 and Park Square Terminal all in Makati. The fares range from P50 to P80.

The buses can load or unload passengers along Ayala Avenue once inside the Makati City Central Business District.

The operation of the express buses starts around 6 a.m. with trips every 30 minutes. The last trip will be around 10 p.m. on both directions."

Bus fares (reduced as of December 8, 2015):


from Quezon City to Glorietta 5 route: P64.00 (previously PhP80.00)

The Trinoma-to-Park Square in Makati route: PhP60.00

SM Megamall to Park Square in Makati bus fare: PhP40.00

Are you a car owneR? Have you taken the MMDA express Connect bus and left your car at home?
What are your reviews, comments, and reactions?

Labels: Public Transportation

Here's good news for travellers from the north going to NAIA for their flights out, you can just proceed to Victory Liner bus station on EDSA Malibay in Pasay City then board na HM Transport bus to your airport terminal destination
herewith are the details:

Start of operations: October 9, 2015


Bus schedules: From 5am to 10pm, with one hour interval between trips
Bus Fare: PhP20.00

No information yet if you can also take the HM Transport bus from the airport going to Victory Liner as this is also very important for visitors disembarking from the airport

there's news though that the LTFRB has approved franchise route extension of several city buses to proceed to NAIA Terminal 3 to take NAIA Road from Roxas Boulevard, Domestic Road, then Andrews Avenue to load/unload only at Circulo del Mundo near NAIA Terminal 3. Other buses with signboards MIA already pass by NAIA Terminal 1 and 2

Related Posts:
Victory Liner Deluxe Bus to Baguio
Bus Terminals in Cubao Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

KMS Philippines, now CODA Lines Corporation, will open a Manila - Banaue bus route via Bontoc starting April 1, 2015.

Herewith is the information on bus fares/rates, trip schedules (departure and arrival) for this route that was formerly served by another bus company.

UPDATED: January 2016

CODA Lines (photos taken from Coda Line Facebook page)




For reservations and inquiries you may call the following numbers
telephone numbers: 09275592197; 09295213229

Manila to Sagada Bus Fare: PhP720.00 (as of November 12, 2015)

Trip Schedules:
Quezon City to Sagada: 9pm daily (one trip only)
Sadaga to Quezon City: 3pm daily (one trip only)
Travel time: 10 hours


Coda Lines Bus Terminal:
277 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenur, Cathedral Heights, Quezon City

*How to get to theire bus station:
From MRT Cubao, ride a jeepney to Quiapo and alight in front of Shakey's along E- Rodriguez. (the Cubao jeepney from Quiapo
will also pass there)
Enter main gate of Trinity University of Asia then go straight until the corner lot. It is the former terminal of Cable Tours.

Contact Number is posted on the picture below, just call the telephone number for any inquiries or possible ticket reservations.

Related Posts:
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Mountain Province, Public Transportation

Tutubi called up Alps the Bus whose bus terminal is on southbound EDSA in Cubao, Quezon City to inquire about ther RORO bus route to Iloilo and Antique but found out they no longer serve those routes to Panay Island in the Visayas.

Alps the Bus Route:

Cubao to Batangas Port (Fare: PhP175.00)

Abandoned routes:
Alps the Bus Routes (Manila to Western Visayas)
Cubao to Iloilo (Estancia or Mambusao)
Cubao to San Jose Antique

ALPS The Bus Stations:

EDSA Terminal
# 721 EDSA Southbound, Fronting Nepa Q-mart
Brgy. Pinagkaisahan, Quezon City
Contact Number: +63.923.650.4654

Araneta Center Bus Terminal
Cubao, Quezon City
Telephone Number: +63.923.716.0472

Alabang Grand Terminal
Muntinlupa City
Telephone Number: +63.923.718.0014

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Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

For people looking for updated information in going to Gapan and Cabanatuan in Nueva Ecija and Bulacan towns along the route.

ES Transport

ES Transport bus terminal in Cubao, Quezon City is on EDSA north-bound near New York Street, Genesis Transport and opposite Victory Liner and Reymond Transportation

Telephone Numbers:
ES Transport Cubao Contact Number: +63.2.912.5975; +63.2.421.4339

Bus Fare/ticket prices (to be updated):
Cubao to Jaen: PhP
Cubao to Cabanatuan: PhP

Route/destinations:
Cubao to Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija

EDSA, NLEX, Sta. Rita exit, Baliuag, San Rafael, San Ildefonso,
San Miguel and Nueva Ecija towns of Gapan (and San Isidro), San Leonardo (and Jaen), Santa Rosa, Cabanatuan


Related Posts
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation

Wishing to visit the cool mountains of the Cordilleras to escape the summer heat? There's currently only one bus line going
to Banaue, Ifugao for you to see the Banaue Rice Terraces.

These information on Ohayami Trans Bus to Banaue, Kiangan, Lagawe and Baguio City (Benguet)

Ohayami Bus Company Trip Schedule
Sampaloc, Manila to Banaue, Ifugao daily at 9pm and 10pm
Bus Fare/Ticket Price: PhP450.00 one-way
Ticket may be reserved but you need to pay for it in advance

Main Office: Ohayami Shop , Dullagan, Pob. West, Lagawe, Ifugao, 3600
Manila terminal: cor, J. fajardo st., Lacson ave., Sampaloc
Contact number: * 09276493055 , * 02-5160501 (manila) * 09175617344 (ifugao)
Email: reservation@ohayamitrans.com
website: www.ohayamitrans.com




How to get to Ohayami Trans Bus terminal:

for an updated, accurate online map of Ohayami Trans Bus terminal, please click here

From LRT 2 Pureza Station, walk along Ramon Magsaysay then board a jeepney with signboard Tayuman (The Tayuman - Lardizabal jeepney route) at the corner of M dela Fuente (formerly Trabajo). Drop off at the corner of J. Fajardo. You can walk here, take a pedicab or a jeepney bound to Quiapo (the Quiapo- Lealtad jeepneys) and alight after crossing A.H. Lacson (formerly Gov. Forbes). There's a Seaoil gas station opposite as landmark.

From LRT Tayuman Station, walk along Tayuman Street going to Oroquieta then board a jeepney with signboard Lardizabal (The Tayuman - Lardizabal jeepney route). Drop off at the corner of J. Fajardo and Vicente Cruz. You can take a pedicab or a jeepney bound to Quiapo (the Quiapo- Lealtad jeepneys) and alight after crossing A.H. Lacson (formerly Gov. Forbes). There's a Seaoil gas station opposite as landmark.

If you're taking the jeepney from Taft or from Quezon City, alight at the corner of Espana and Lacson (near UST) then walk to the terminal (going to Nagtahan Bridge). You will pass by G.V. Florida bus terminal.

*the Ohayami Trans bus station can best be reached by taxi from LRT 1 Tayuman station, and LRT 2 Legarda or Pureza station.

Driving directions to Ohayami Trans Bus Station:

from Makati, the easiest route (but not necessarily the fastest as always) is via Buendia, right to Osmena Highway, right to Quirino Avenue cross Nagtahan Bridge to A.H. Lacson then turn left to Fajardo St.

from Quezon City, head to Quezon Avenue, pass Mabuhay Rotonda (formerly Welcome Rotonda) to Espana Boulevard then turn left to A.H. Lacson


Related Posts:

Where to Stay in Banaue Accommodations/Hotels
How to get to Banaue Rice Terraces, How to get to Banaue, Ifugao

SCTEx
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Cordillera Administrative Region, Ifugao, Public Transportation

For anyone wishing to go explore Baguio and Olongapo from Cavite or vice versa, latest information on Saulog buses you see on EDSA going to/from these places. Note that Cavite trips terminal is at Coastal Mall in Paranaque City.

Saulog Transit
Address:
Dra Salamanca, Cavite City, Cavite
Telephone Number: +63.46.431.1753

Bus Routes/Destinations:

Cavite to Olongapo
Cavite to Baguio
Ternate to Olongapo

Bus Trip Schedules:

Cavite City - Olongapo City (via NLEX, San Fernando and Subic)

1st trip 1am
Last trip 6pm
Interval: 1 hr

Cavite City - Baguio:

First Trip 2:30am
Last Trip 8:30am

Baguio - Cavite City

First Trip: 12:30pm
Last Trip 12:00



Bus Fares:
Olongapo to SM North EDSA: PhP207.00
Cavite to Olongapo: PhP269.00
Cavite City - Baguio: PhP494.00
Ternate - Olongapo: PhP300.00
Mendez - Olongapo: PhP325.00

Cavite trips to Ternate will pass by Bacoor, Noveleta, Kawit, Naic, Tanza and Ternate. there's also the Olongapo to Mendez trips

Please get in touch directly with Saulog Transit company for updated fares, freight, cargo, complaints and inquiries.
Official website: none

Related Posts:
Bus Terminals in Cubao
Bus Station in Pasay/Taft/LRT Buendia
Bus Stations in Pasay Taft EDSA Rotonda

Labels: Buses, Public Transportation