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This haven within the mountain ranges of the Cordillera will remind you of the roots of the Filipino people – indigenous music and dances, century-old rituals, and genuine hospitality. This is a land of hard-working farmers and weavers who still barter their produce for school supplies, meat, and even clothing.
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Lubuagan, Kalinga: Things to See and Do

You won’t find loud tourists in Lubuagan. Probably because this place is not made for tours, but rather for learning and rediscovering what humanity is about.
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Driving Around Bohol

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OceanJet - A Must-have In Your Island Hopping Itinerary!

Posted on 7/24/2010 by Vi Arboleda

OceanJet has ferries that can take you to and from Camiguin, Cebu, Dapitan, Dumaguete, Jagna, Bacolod, Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro, Tagbilaran and Siquijor.

You can choose between tourist and business class seats.


What's so special about business class?
You get to relax on the upper deck, share the space with only a few passengers, get bigger leg room, bigger and wider seats equipped with a cup holder (see photo on the right) and...what else...





Ah! Access to upper deck open air section if you wish to take photos, get sunburned, or try your luck at seeing some dolphins.  


See sunburn sample on the left. :P


What features or amenities do they have on board?
  • Wi-fi - all of their ferries have this on both seat classes.  You can use the travel time to book hotel reservations online or just check your online itinerary before getting to your destination.
  • Food concessionaire - the prices don't come cheap, but the snacks can get your tummy filled before you get to your destination.
  • Television - this is only available for airconditioned sections, obviously.  The ones I remember they showed are Pacquiao fights and some horror B movies.  There's still the internet if these bore you.
What are their rates?

Their rates range from PhP300.00 to PhP1,650.00, depending  on your destination.  I'd also like to note that they lowered their fare rates from last year's.

If you're interested in getting a 50% discount on your roundtrip ticket, I suggest you check out their LibreBalik (free return) Promo by clicking here.


Here's OceanJet's regular fare rates and schedules:



Click here to download the PDF/printable version
Click here to view as a webpage
Click here to download as an Excel file (.xls)


All aboard!
For further info, you can visit www.oceanjet.net or call them up via +63 (32) 255 7560.


Source:  www.oceanjet.net and online correspondence with their Customer Support Specialist.


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