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Boats from El Nido to Coron and Vice Versa

February 13, 2013 by Josiah 8 Comments

Since the fastcraft from El Nido to Coron, Palawan is no longer available, here are some options you can take for transportation when you want to go from El Nido to Coron and back.

09 Small Lagoon Entrance

Entranace to Small Lagoon

El Nido to Coron

Monday MBCA Overcomer
Tuesday M/BCA Jessabel, Ride the Joe
Wednesday Princess Welia, MBCA Overcomer
Thursday MBCA Overcomer, Ride the Joe
Friday M/BCA Jessabel
Saturday Princess Welia
Sunday M/BCA Jessabel, Ride the Joe

Coron to El Nido

Monday M/BCA Jessabel,Ride the Joe
Tuesday MBCA Overcomer
Wednesday M/BCA Jessabel,Ride the Joe
Thursday Princess Welia
Friday MBCA Overcomer, Ride the Joe
Saturday M/BCA Jessabel
Sunday Princess Welia

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Boat Companies Serving the El Nido to Coron and Vice Versa Route

M/BCA Jessabel

Price: 1,500 Local. 1,800 Foreigner.
Travel Time: 8 hours in good weather

Contact Information
Mobile: 0907-674-1918, 0908-562-0916

Schedule
El Nido to Coron: Tuesday, Friday, Sunday (7:30AM)
Coron to El Nido: Wednesday, Saturday, Monday (7:30AM)

Posted in: Coron, Palawan, El Nido, Palawan Tagged: Boat, Coron to El Nido, Coron, Palawan, El Nido to Coron, El Nido, Palawan, Ferry, Palawan, Transportation

Journey to Cajidiocan, Sibuyan Island, Romblon

January 6, 2013 by Josiah Leave a Comment

It was the day after our adventure on Cobrador Island. The plan was to move from Romblon Island to Sibuyan Island to visit a waterfalls in the municipality of Cajidiocan.

The ferry, Maria Querubin, was arriving around 6:30AM from San Agustin, Tablas Island and will be leaving for Ambulong Port in Magdiwang, Sibuyan Island at around 7:30AM. According to the locals of Romblon Island once the ferry docks, it will not take long for it to leave, that is why we should be ready to board when the boat arrives.

Maria Querubin at Romblon Island Port

We heard a loud honk signalling the ferry’s arrival. Goods were unloaded and loaded. We went inside through the slippery stomach of Maria Querubin. The smell was of industrial oil. Then up through the stairs to the passengers area. (10 Pesos/person terminal fee)

I don’t know if its a general thing for ferries, but I noticed on all the ferries that I rode, not only in Romblon, people would place their stuff on seats and even if there are other passengers that are standing, they would not remove their stuff from the seats. I wish people would be more considerate to others. There’s really nothing you can do but to be an example or ask them kindly for you to be seated.

The locals were right when they told us that the boat will be leaving immediately as it left before 7:30AM, earlier than its scheduled departure.

It was a calm trip in the month of May 2013. Got to see a different perspective of Romblon Island. Story’s of dolphin sighting emerged but they were not seen. It was a 2 hours and 30 minutes journey. Time well spent for getting to know more of Dazl, Pam and Marky. (228 Pesos/person from Romblon Island to Magdiwang, Sibuyan Island)

The boat arrived on Ambulong Port in Magdiwang, Sibuyan Island. A port made of concrete with the nearby land full of mangroves. The mangroves gave a good impression on me. If a port where many people pass by still has a lot of mangroves then it shows a glimpse on how well preserved the inside is.

Ambulong Port in Magdiwang, Sibuyan Island, Romblon

Ambulong Port in Magdiwang, Sibuyan Island, Romblon

We went down and asked the jeepneys lined up in the port on where they were going. Some to San Fernando. Some to Cajidiocan. We thought of not riding it yet but there were no longer any jeepneys left. So we boarded and paid 120 Pesos/person for an hour trip to Cajidiocan. 😐

Posted in: Cajidiocan, Sibuyan Island, Romblon, Romblon, Sibuyan Island, Romblon Tagged: Boat, Cajidiocan, Ferry, High Tide, Jeep, Romblon, Romblon Island, Sibuyan Island, Submerging road

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