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Camiguin is a volcanic island ringed by hot springs and dive sites. Cebu is the busy hub island to its north. Flying is the quickest way to get from Camiguin to Cebu, taking 2h 20m. The ferry costs $29 (1,770 PHP) and takes 9-11h, with changes on the way.
Distance from Camiguin to Cebu
Camiguin and Cebu are about 154 km (96 miles) apart; the sea crossing itself covers around 240 km over water. The quickest way to get from Camiguin to Cebu is by taking the flight, which takes around 2h 20m.
2 ways to travel from Camiguin to Cebu
There are two ways to travel from Camiguin to Cebu. The journey takes 2h 20m–9h and the quickest way is by flight. If you're on a budget, the cheapest option is by ferry with tickets starting at $29 (1,770 PHP).
incl. transfers — see itinerary
- City Centre→Camiguin Airport20m
- Camiguin→Cebu1h
- Cebu Airport→City Centre1h
2 legs — see itinerary
- Camiguin→Bohol4h 30m
- Bohol (Jagna Port)→Tagbilaran2h 30m
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Camiguin to Cebu by Flight
TIP: If you decide to travel by plane, please consider including a carbon compensation fee to reduce your impact on the environment.
Step 1: City Centre to Camiguin Airport by Tricycle
Camiguin Airport is located some 7 km north of the tourist centre in Mambajao. Most hotels offer free airport transfers.
But in case your hotel does not, you can hail a tricycle to take you to the airport. Fares start from $0.80 (50 PHP) for the trip that takes around 20 minutes.
Step 2: Camiguin to Cebu by Flight
CebGo offers one daily flight from Cebu to Camiguin. This flight departs at 12:45 and the journey takes about an hour.
Airfares from Cebu to Camiguin start from $31 (1,900 PHP), but you can sometimes find tickets for as low as $21 (1,300 PHP) if you book early.
Tip: Cebu Pacific, which operates Cebgo, has multiple “piso fare” sales annually. Keep an eye out for these promos so you can book cheap flights for this route!
Step 3: Cebu Airport to City Centre
Flights arrive at Mactan-Cebu International Airport, about 15 km away from Cebu City.
To get into the city, you can take either a bus or a taxi. Travel time is roughly an hour, depending on traffic. Bus tickets cost $0.80 (50 PHP), and taxi fares start from $8.10 (500 PHP).
Once you're in Cebu City, it is easy to catch a bus heading to other popular spots, like Malapascua in the north, or Moalboal and Oslob in the south.
Flight tickets are available on Skyscanner.
Camiguin to Cebu by Ferry
Taking the ferry from Camiguin to Cebu takes 9-11h, but it gives you the chance to make a side trip to the island of Bohol. Also, it’s a great alternative during peak season, when airfares are too expensive.
Just keep in mind that this option involves two ferry rides and one bus transfer.
Step 1: Camiguin to Bohol (Jagna Port) by Ferry
Super Shuttle Ferry operates one trip daily from Camiguin to Bohol. Travel time is around 4h 30m.
A one-way economy seat costs $16 (965 PHP). Seats are limited so it’s best to book your ticket in advance through 12Go.Asia.
Tickets are also available at the port, but if you plan to buy them there, try to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure.
All ferries depart from Balbagon Ferry Terminal and dock at Jagna Port.
Ferry tickets are available on 12Go Asia.
Step 2: Bohol (Jagna Port) to Tagbilaran by Bus
From Jagna, you’ll need to travel 65 km east to reach Tagbilaran City. The cheapest way to do that is by bus. Buses are easy to find and run throughout the day, though they can be a bit slow because they make a lot of stops.
From Jagna Port, walk to the main highway then head towards the market just beside the port. You will find buses and shared minivans bound for Tagbilaran there.
Fares for an air-conditioned bus start from $2.40 (150 PHP). The journey from Jagna Port to Tagbilaran City takes about 2.5 hours.
You are to get off at Dao Bus Terminal in Tagbilaran city centre. From there, take a tricycle to Tagbilaran Port, some 4 km away. Tricycle fares start at $0.80 (50 PHP).
Step 3: Tagbilaran to Cebu by Ferry
From Tagbilaran Port, you can choose from three ferry companies to get to Cebu City.
OceanJet and Supercat run fastcrafts that get you to Cebu in just 2 hours. If you're not in a rush and prefer a cheaper option, Lite Shipping operates slower car ferries that take about 4 hours to complete the same trip.
Ticket prices start from $15 (945 PHP) for the fastcrafts and $9.00 (555 PHP) for the car ferries.
You’ll also need to pay a separate port fee of $0.50 (30 PHP) at the terminal. If you’re checking in extra luggage (on top of the allowed weight), expect an additional charge of $1.60 (100 PHP).
You can buy your ticket at the port. But we recommend booking them online beforehand, especially during the busy season.
Ferry tickets are available on Bookaway.
Booking Tip
IMPORTANT: There are several ports in Bohol, but we recommend departing from Tagbilaran City Port. It's the most convenient option when coming from Jagna.
Ferries from Bohol arrive at either Cebu Pier 1 or Pier 3. The piers are around 5 to 6 km from Cebu City centre. The easiest way to get into the city from either pier is by taxi. The ride takes around 20 minutes and costs about $2.40 (150 PHP).
You can also take the bus, but it takes the long way around. It can take up to an hour just to reach the city centre from Pier 1. Bus fares start from $0.80 (50 PHP).
If you haven’t visited Bohol yet, it’s definitely worth exploring the island first before heading to Cebu. For more transport options, check out our page on how to get from Bohol to Cebu.
Our favourite places to stay in Cebu
Whilst we wouldn’t recommend spending too long in Cebu City, there might be a night or two where you need to relax and recover from a long journey. We’ve selected the perfect places for you to do just that.
Our favourite stays in Cebu are great value for money, comfortable and run by amazing staff. Check them out below!
Treat YourselfSeda Central Bloc Cebu
Area: Cebu City centre — approx. 10-minute drive to Cebu City business area and Ayala Centre Cebu Mall
If you want to spend your time in Cebu surrounded by ultimate comfort, then Seda Central Bloc is where you need to book. The rooftop pool and bar offer spectacular views of the city. You have to come watch the sunset here!
The rooms are sleek and modern, containing anything you could possibly need. Every morning you can visit their gym after enjoying the delicious complimentary breakfast.
- Rooftop bar and swimming pool
- On-site gym
- Sleek and elegant design
- Delicious breakfast included
Double rooms start from $50 per night
Mid-RangeGoldberry Suites and Hotel
Area: Cebu City centre — approx. 5-minute drive to Cebu City business area and Ayala Centre Cebu Mall
Goldberry Suites is another spot in Cebu where you can’t complain about the price tag. The rooms are elegantly designed with small touches that make them feel that little bit more luxurious.
The staff are extremely helpful, especially the security guard who will always put a smile on your face.
- Helpful and friendly staff
- Great showers
- Elegant rooms
- Good location
Double rooms cost $30-$50 per night
BudgetFelix Residences
Area: Mandaue City centre — approx. 15-minute drive to main Cebu City centre
Felix Residences is exceptional value for money. The standard of everything is much higher than you’d expect for the price tag. The rooms are comfortable, clean and modern, with the beds being the highlight of most people’s stay here. You’ll sleep like a baby!
The staff are great, offering a service that makes you feel well looked after from the get go.
- Very comfortable beds
- Clean and modern rooms
- Great staff
- Amazing value for money
Double rooms cost $15-$30 per night
ABOUT YOUR DESTINATION
Why Visit Cebu?
Cebu is a highly urbanized city in the Philippines’ Visayas region. Often, it is the gateway to the province’s world-famous gems — diving in Malapascua, sardine run in Moalboal, canyoneering in Alegria, and snorkelling in Oslob.
If you have a day to spare, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to spend it here. Cebu City played a huge role in the country's history. You can learn all about it with a visit to Magellan’s Cross and Fort San Pedro. Love trying good food? You will find the best lechon (the Philippines' iconic roasted pig) in Cebu City!
Rounding it up
That's the full picture for getting from Camiguin to Cebu, roughly 154 kilometres (96 miles) apart. In all, there are 2 ways to make the trip. The cheapest fare is $29 (1,770 PHP). The quickest trip takes 2h 20m.
Prices and timetables change, so it's worth a quick check before you travel. Have a question, or travelled this route recently? Ask the community below and we'll do our best to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance from Camiguin to Cebu?
The distance from Camiguin to Cebu is 154 kilometres (96 miles).
What is the fastest way to get from Camiguin to Cebu?
The fastest way to get from Camiguin to Cebu is by flight and takes 2h 20m.
What is the cheapest way to get from Camiguin to Cebu?
The cheapest way to get from Camiguin to Cebu is by ferry with ticket costs starting from 1,770 PHP.
About the Authors
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Abby is a writer who finds joy in mountains, beaches, and road trips. She considers her solo backpacking trip to the rice terraces of Bontoc one of the most fulfilling moments in her life. She's loyal to the islands of her home country, the Philippines, but Thailand's beaches also have a special place in her heart.
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Selene is a writer who loves coffee, travel, and planning. After spending a decade in Manila, she left the city and her career in banking to embrace a more laid-back lifestyle. Now, she is discovering the beauty of slow-paced travel and finding joy in meaningful experiences.
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