Cebu to Bohol via Jetafe or Tubigon

MV Dragon Star. It is located in Pier 1, Cebu City. It is a fastcraft going to Cebu and Tubigon, Bohol vice versa. The travel time in this boat from Cebu to Tubigon is about 1hr 30 mins to 1hr 45mins. NO ID, NO issuance of TICKET is their policy.
To travel from Cebu to Jetafe go CLEMER LINES, (not so strict about identification card) their office is located near MARINA building. The hour of travel is about 2 to 2.5 hours.  


I forgot how much was the economy, tourist and business ticket. But I remembered I paid this much Php 250 including the terminal fee which is Php25.
From their office, Pier 1, they will take you to Pier 3 by a free shuttle to be onboard on the seacraft. 
Holidays are good but it could be a pain in the neck for travellers. And worst is if it is a big one. All boats will be fully booked. And this type of  fastcraft doesn't take advance booking. So, you need to be early to catch the boat and to be able to get a ticket.
This photo was taken in Tubigon port of entry, Tubigon, Bohol. Oh, seeing this wanna make be want to go to the beach. 



My mom, I, and some other passengers. They were all nice and jolly. It made the trip fun and less stressful. The three lovely people are heading to Talibon and the pretty girl next to me will be going to her native land,Candijay.
This is when I first heard the word exotic (one of a kind, different, unique) in bisaya translation as "Batig nawong''. I knew it was only a joke but so catchy. (So if you wanna say ugly to someone in a nicer way say you're so exotic, haha just kidding.)

Tubigon Port, Tubigon, Bohol.

In Pier 3, while waiting for the ride. 

Terminal Area / Waiting Area

More Selfies.
Random Shot.

Note: New update for the Clemer Lines Fees





''Enjoy your trip everyone. Be careful and be vigilant with your personal belongings. Do not make your self a target .'' Take care.

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