1 Ways to Travel from Siquijor to Dumaguete

In this in-depth route guide, you'll find the best ways to travel the 35 kilometre distance from Siquijor to Dumaguete. Whether you prefer the scenic overnight train, a convenient bus+ferry combo, or the fastest flight option — we've got all the details you need.

There are 1 ways to get from Siquijor to Dumaguete. You can choose between the ferry. The most affordable option is by ferry, starting from $320. The fastest route is by ferry (1h 30m).

Transport	Duration	Price	Best For	Popularity
FerryFastestBudget	1h 30m	($320)	--

Several companies operate direct ferries from Siquijor to Dumaguete. These are Aleson Shipping, Montenegro Lines Dumaguete and OceanJet. Travel time takes between 45m - 1h 30m, depending on the ferry company. Ferry ticket prices from Siquijor to Dumaguete start from $320 if you go with a slower car ferry. If you want to get to Dumaguete faster, take OceanJet with fares starting from [price 460 PHP]. It’s more expensive, but it gets you there in just 1 hour. You’ll also need to pay an additional terminal fee of [price 25 PHP] in Siquijor.

Departure ports

Depending on where you’re staying in Siquijor, you can choose between two departure points: Siquijor Pier and Larena Port. If you’re coming from San Juan, it’s better to use Siquijor Pier because it’s closer and there are more ferry trips from this port. For your transfer, you can take a tricycle starting at [price 300 PHP] to Siquijor Port and [price 500 PHP] to Larena Pier. You can also check with your resort to see if they offer a cheaper or even free transfer.

Dumaguete is a vibrant city and capital of Negros Oriental. Also called the City of Gentle People, you will meet here some of the best folks in the Philippines. Its charm calls for a long-term stay, making it a retirement home for many ex-pats. Dumaguete is often used as a gateway to the diver’s mecca around Apo Island and the paradise island of Siquijor. It may not hold the tropical adventure you seek, but if you do find yourself with a few hours to spare here, we recommend checking out its interesting cafes, walking along Rizal Boulevard, and getting to know the beautiful people of Dumaguete.