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    How to Get to Puerto Galera: Ferry Fare, Schedules, Environmental Fee

    How to get to Puerto Galera for first timers and Puerto Galera budget and sample expenses:

    Getting to Puerto galera from Manila involves just two steps: Board a bus to Batangas Pier then ride a ferry to Puerto galera.

    Herewith are the details, latest fares and trip schedules for your information (some information given by Tutubi's officemate who went there recenly with family)

    Toll Fees (SLEX + Startoll end-to-end): PhP306 (from SLEX Nichols to Batangas City)
    Port of Batangas (Pier) Parking Fee (overnight at Park & Sail): PhP155.00 for the first 24 hours, PhP6.00/hour thereafter
    Bus to Batangas Pier Fare (from Cubao, Quezon City): PhP175.00
    Ferry to Puerto Galera from Batangas Pier: PhP500.00
    Puerto Galera Environmental Fee: PhP50.00 (PhP40.00 for senior citizens, free for children 12 years and below)
    Port of Batangas Terminal Fee: PhP30.00 (pay this after booking ferry)
    Puerto Galera Island hopping rates (boat rental)

    Manila to Batangas Port travel time: two to three hours
    Batangas Port to Puerto Galera travel time: one to two hours, depends on boat/ferry type

    Puerto Galera Ferry Schedules:
    Batangas Port to Puerto Galera last trip: 1800HRS (recommend ferry in the morning due to waves in the afternoon)
    Puerto Galera to Batangas Port last trip: 1500HRS

    Puerto Galera Boat Companies
    Gallerian
    Father & Sons
    Minolo Shipping Lines

    Puerto Galera by Bus and Ferry

    Sikat Bus & Ferry service: offers a package nonstop bus ride to Port of Batangas with a connecting ferry trip to Puerto Galera. The departure is at the Citystate Tower Hotel and only once a day.

    List of Buses to Batangas Pier:

    RRCG Transport (Buendia, LRT, Taft, Pasay)
    Batangas Express
    Ceres Transport (EDSA CUbao and LRT Taft, Pasay)
    Alps The Bus (EDSA, Cubao): Manila to Batangas trip schedule: first trip at 3am, last trip at 830pm

    telephone numbers, contact numbers and hotline to be posted once available

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    How to get to Batangas Pier
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    posted by GingGoy @ 8:27 PM,

    4 Comments:

    At Jun 15, 2012, 10:41:00 AM, Anonymous tndcallphilippines said...

    Doesnt look like things have changed since the last time I was there. But, I had this when i took that trip. Thanks for sharing!

     
    At Jun 15, 2012, 10:01:00 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

    it's been a long time since i've been to PG. ang mahal na pala ng pamasahe. not that i am really aware, kasi most of the time i go to calapan and sometime PG, as i used to work for a regional office in mimaropa.

    the detailed cost of expenses would surely help us when budgeting our family trip there. siguro pag hanging amihan na ulit.

    thanks

     
    At Jun 18, 2012, 5:17:00 PM, Blogger eli j obligacion said...

    Marinduque has been placed #2 in the list of the World's Top Islands. Marinduque has contributed immensely to the development of tourism, culture and history. MARINDUQUE does not appear in your list of Philippine Provinces, consequently, it appears left out in your website. Could you please consider its inclusion? my website is http://marinduquegov.blogspot.com if you need info about this island-province. Thank you

     
    At Jun 21, 2012, 1:23:00 PM, Blogger GingGoy said...

    eli, marinduque's not really omitted, it's simply because i've never been there thus no post yet :(

     

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