
Zamboanga del Norte (Region IX), Philippines
Ferries from Dapitan
Dapitan (Zamboanga del Norte (Region IX), Philippines) has 6 ferry routes to 3 destinations, operated by Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc., FastCat and Lite Ferries. You can sail from Dapitan to Cebu, Dumaguete and Oslob. Crossing times and timetables for each route are listed below.
- 6
- Routes
- 3
- Destinations
- 3
- Operators
Routes & timetables
What ferry routes connect Dapitan?
6 crossings with live schedules — each card opens its full timetable.
Dapitan to Dumaguete
- Fastest crossing
- 4h
- Operators
- 3 operators
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Dumaguete to Dapitan
- Fastest crossing
- 4h
- Operators
- 3 operators
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Dapitan to Oslob
- Fastest crossing
- 8h
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Oslob to Dapitan
- Fastest crossing
- 8h
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Cebu to Dapitan
- Fastest crossing
- 15h
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Dapitan to Cebu
- Fastest crossing
- 15h
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Network
Where does Dapitan connect?
Location
Where is Dapitan?
- Region
- Zamboanga del Norte (Region IX)
- Coordinates
- 8.639° N, 123.392° E
- Shortest crossing
- 4h
Plan your trip
Boarding at Dapitan
Foot passengers — arrive 30–60 minutes before departure.
With a vehicle — allow extra time and book your space ahead, especially in summer.
Getting there — check local bus, train and taxi links to Zamboanga del Norte (Region IX), Philippines, and confirm the boarding point with your operator.
About
About Dapitan
The Dapitan Ferry Port is a vital maritime gateway located in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, within the Zamboanga Peninsula (Region IX) of the Philippines. It serves as a crucial hub connecting the Zamboanga Peninsula with other major islands, facilitating both passenger and cargo transport across the Visayas and Mindanao regions. This port plays a significant role in regional commerce and tourism, providing essential links for residents and travelers alike.
Among the key operators at Dapitan Port is FastCat, known for its modern roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) vessels. FastCat services from Dapitan offer reliable and comfortable travel options, accommodating vehicles and passengers on various routes. These connections are integral to the broader Philippines ferry routes network, enhancing accessibility and supporting economic activities throughout the archipelago.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get a ferry to from Dapitan?
From Dapitan you can take a ferry to Cebu, Dumaguete and Oslob. Each route page shows the crossing time and timetable.
Which ferry companies operate from Dapitan?
Ferries from Dapitan are run by Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc., FastCat and Lite Ferries. Open an operator page for its fleet, routes and contact details.
How many ferry routes serve Dapitan?
Dapitan is served by 6 ferry routes connecting 3 ports. Timetables can change seasonally, so confirm with the operator before travelling.
Where is Dapitan ferry port located?
Dapitan is in Zamboanga del Norte (Region IX), Philippines (around 8.639, 123.392). See the map on this page for its exact location.
How do I get to Dapitan ferry terminal?
Arrive at Dapitan well before departure — typically 30–60 minutes ahead for foot passengers and longer if you are travelling with a vehicle. Check local bus, train or taxi connections to the terminal and confirm the exact boarding point with your operator.
What are the most popular ferries from Dapitan?
Popular crossings from Dapitan include Cebu, Dumaguete and Oslob. Browse the full list below for crossing times and live timetables.
Do ferries from Dapitan carry cars?
Vehicle capacity varies by route and vessel. Check the individual route page and confirm with the operator before travelling with a car.
When should I book a ferry from Dapitan?
For peak season and any sailing with a vehicle, book as early as possible. Off-peak foot-passenger fares are usually more flexible. Always confirm the latest timetable before travelling.
Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated Jun 29, 2026.
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