Camiguin to Bohol tickets

About the ride from Camiguin to Bohol

Camiguin and Bohol are ideal holiday destinations. You’ll feel spoiled traveling between the two islands. It’s like going from one dreamy spot to another. 

The distance from Camiguin to Bohol is 130 km (81 miles), and the only way to cover this distance is to take a ferry. Travel time is around four hours, and ticket prices for the ferry ride start from US$11 per passenger. 

If you’ve rented a vehicle, you can take a car (or a bike) on the ferry.

There are two predominant colors that you will notice in Bohol—the blues of the ocean and the greens of the jungle. And that makes for a blissful beach vacation. 

Bohol is an ideal mix of adventure and relaxation. The island’s most iconic attraction is the Chocolate Hills, named because of their delicious, chocolatey tone during the dry season. Visit the hills during or immediately after the rains, and you will see green jewel tones instead. 

Take a lazy boat ride or go paddleboarding down the Loboc River. The scenery will take your breath away!

If you are still longing for more green, visit the Tarsier Conservatory, the best place to spot the endangered tarsier or mamag, the world’s smallest primate.

Or check out Bilar, a man-made forest with a beautiful, shaded 2km stretch of mahogany trees you can drive to. It’s literally a breath of fresh air!

If you are in the mood for some blue, head straight to Alona Beach, one of the most popular beaches in Bohol. Spend the entire day and finish off with a gorgeous sunset and a delectable seafood platter. 

For a chance to spot dolphins, head to Pamilacan Island. It’s a hit amongst children!

If exploring the region’s colorful underwater world is what you are after, hop on a boat ride headed towards Balicasag Island. 

Further inland, there are also some hidden treasures to be discovered! The Hinagdanan Cave displays some of the most stunning hues in its waters and takes on a magical appearance when the sun streams in through the cave’s entrance. 

Tucked away amid the jungle are some refreshing waterfalls. Ingkumhan Falls, Pahangog Falls, and Pangas Falls are just a few of the beautiful cascades you can trek to. 

After reading all there is to do, you’re probably wondering, how do I get from Camiguin to Bohol as quickly as possible to start your adventure. Well, look no further. We’ve got you covered. 

 

What to see when traveling from Camiguin to Bohol

The ferry ride is yet another opportunity to take in the beauty of the Bohol Sea. Sit back and relax as the blues of the ocean soothe your eyes and the wind wraps around you in a warm embrace. The mountains that sit at a distance add to the allure of the entire landscape. 

 

How to get from Camiguin to Bohol

Taking a ferry from Camiguin to Bohol

Since the ferry is the only way to get between the islands, let's go out on a limb to say it’s also the best way to travel from Camiguin to Bohol! 

You can take the Super Shuttle Ferry, which operates an economy ferry once a day every day. 

The ferry leaves from Balbagon Ferry Terminal at 8 am and arrives at Jagna Port in Bohol at noon. 

While some of the seating is in a semi-covered space, there is also closed seating available. In addition, the ferries have washrooms on board.

Since the ferries are pretty big vessels, they can accommodate vehicles. So, you can also take a rented car or scooter on board. Doing so saves you the trouble of figuring out transport to and from the port and makes it the best way to get from Camiguin to Bohol.

The luggage allowance per person is 15 kg, and extra baggage is US$3 for every 10 kg. 

 

Getting to Balbagon Ferry Terminal 

What vehicle you take to get to the port depends on the number of passengers and your luggage. You can take a cab, van, or even a bike from your hotel to the Balbagon Ferry Terminal. 

 

Traveling from the Jagna port in Bohol 

Most travelers stay in Panglao Island or Tagbilaran City, around 65-70 km (40-44 miles) from Jagna Port. If this is the case, you’ll have to find reliable transportation to take you to the hotel. 

You can either take a bus or hire a taxi. With tickets priced at US$2 per person, buses are economical and an excellent choice for backpackers and budget travelers. The last stop for most buses will be the Island City Mall in Tagbilaran City. Travel time to Tagbilaran City is around two hours. 

If you are traveling with family or have a lot of luggage, you can rent a taxi to get to your hotel. This typically costs around US$50-$60, and the travel duration is around 1.5 hours.