Montenegro Shipping Lines Schedules 2026

Montenegro Shipping Lines appears in this timetable on 13 routes across the central Philippines, almost all of them radiating from Batangas on southern Luzon. The company's own website is not currently reachable, so what follows is drawn from the schedule data rather than from the operator.

Batangas is the hub

The heaviest crossing is Batangas–Calapan on Mindoro with 12 sailings each way, running effectively around the clock — departures from midnight through to 22.00. Batangas–Abra de Ilog follows with six each way, spread from 03.00 to 23.30. Batangas also reaches Odiongan and Romblon, but only once a day: 17.00 outbound in both cases, returning at 15.00 and 21.00 respectively.

Routes that do not touch Batangas

Lucena–Balanacan carries seven sailings a day, the first just after midnight. Caticlan–Roxas on Oriental Mindoro runs four each way between 04.00 and 20.00, linking the Boracay gateway to Mindoro without going north. Masbate–Pilar has four sailings out and three back, a daytime service from 08.00 to 20.00.

Sailing at every hour

What stands out across the network is the absence of a night gap. Batangas–Calapan departures begin at midnight, Lucena–Balanacan at 00.01, Batangas–Abra de Ilog at 03.00 — these are RoRo services carrying vehicles and freight as much as passengers, and freight does not keep office hours.

Before you travel

Departure times on Philippine RoRo routes shift with weather and sea conditions, and typhoon season can suspend sailings entirely. Confirm on the day rather than relying on a published time.