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Philippines

Manila → Siargao

Launched in November 2025, 2GO’s weekly Manila–Siargao voyage is the first direct passenger ship from the capital to the surf island, docking at the new Jubang Port in Dapa instead of routing via Surigao City.

Manila to Siargao ferry at a glance

The ferry from Manila to Siargao takes About 29h across the Philippine Sea / Surigao Strait, operated by 2GO Travel. It is a foot-passenger service; vehicles are not carried. Typical frequency: weekly: Monday evening from Manila, Wednesday early morning from Siargao.

Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-11-04.

Sources: 2go.com.ph · 2go.com.ph · pna.gov.ph · How we verify

Return crossing: Siargao to Manila

2GO Travel also sails Siargao to Manila, taking About 29h. The return from Siargao calls at Butuan and Ozamiz and takes about 53 hours to Manila.

Manila to Siargao ferry timetable & sailing pattern

One sailing a week each way

Route launched 10 November 2025.

Published departure times

  • Manila: Monday 6:30 PM
  • Siargao: Wednesday 2:30 AM

Return: The return from Siargao calls at Butuan and Ozamiz and takes about 53 hours to Manila.

Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.

Official 2GO Travel timetable →Check prices & book on Direct Ferries →

Source: 2GO Travel sailing schedule and launch announcement. Verified 2026-11-04.

Maritime Crossing Route Map

Interactive sea passage between Manila and Siargao

📐 417 Nautical Miles
Manila⇄Siargao
⏱ About 29h · 📐 417 nm
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Operators on This Route

OperatorCrossing TimeVessels
2GO TravelAbout 29hMV St. Francis Xavier

Route Features

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Vehicles

Foot passengers only

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Foot Passengers

Walk-on passengers welcome

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Pets

Pets allowed with valid documents

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Distance

417 nautical miles

Getting There & Onward Transport

  • Jubang Port is in Dapa on Siargao Island; the surf town of General Luna and Cloud 9 are on the same island

Tips for the Manila to Siargao Crossing

  • 2GO closes the boarding gate 1 hour before departure.
  • 2GO fares include a free 50 kg baggage allowance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a direct ferry from Manila to Siargao?
Yes. 2GO’s MV St. Francis Xavier leaves Manila every Monday at 6:30 PM and arrives in Siargao Tuesday 11:30 PM. The return leaves Siargao Wednesday 2:30 AM and reaches Manila Friday 7:30 AM via Butuan and Ozamiz.
How long is the ferry from Manila to Siargao?
The crossing typically takes About 29h. Actual times vary by vessel, season and sea conditions, so check the timetable for your sailing.
How often does the Manila to Siargao ferry sail?
One sailing a week each way. Route launched 10 November 2025. This is the pattern published in the 2GO Travel sailing schedule and launch announcement (checked 2026-11-04); confirm exact departure times on the official timetable before you travel.
Which ferry companies sail from Manila to Siargao?
2GO Travel operates this route. Compare sailing times and ticket types before booking, as they often differ between operators.
Can I take my car on the Manila to Siargao ferry?
No. This is a foot-passenger service and vehicles are not carried. Use parking near the departure pier or public transport to reach it.
Can I take the Manila to Siargao ferry as a foot passenger?
Yes. Foot passengers can travel on this route. Allow time to reach the passenger terminal and check the operator’s check-in closing time.
Are dogs and pets allowed on the Manila to Siargao ferry?
Pets are accepted on this route, subject to the operator’s rules (for example staying in the vehicle, kennels or pet-friendly cabins). International crossings also require the correct pet travel documents.
How far is Manila from Siargao by ferry?
The sea crossing is about 417 nautical miles (roughly 772 km).