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How to Moving Your Vehicle to Another Island

Discussie in 'Dumaguete City' gestart door btd, 15 jun 2016.

  1. btd

    btd DI Member

    Greetings fellas.

    I want to bring a small 100cc motorbike to Cebu City. I've visited the city pier (next to the boulevard) and found two places that allow you to take you and your motor to Cebu on an overnight trip. By boat of course.

    Are there any other options that anyone would recommend?

     
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    Post #4 by Outcast, 16 jun 2016 (4 points)
  3. Dave_Hounddriver

    Dave_Hounddriver DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster

    Just drive it.

    Go to Sibulan port at about 4:15 am. Ferry leaves at 4:30. gets to Cebu Island side at dawn. 4 hours or less of driving and you are in Cebu City.
     
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  4. AlwaysRt

    AlwaysRt DI Forum Patron Highly Rated Poster Blood Donor Veteran Air Force Marines

    Plus don't forget your helmet(s) right? Is a "for registration" plate a problem over there?
     
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  5. Outcast

    Outcast DI Forum Adept

    16 jun 2016 Best Answer #4

    Ferries leave the Sibulan and Tampi ports every 1.5 hours, starting at 4:30 am. Cost is about P200, or P300 R/T. Just go north to Sibulan, after the sharp left turn by the plaza, turn right and go behind the market.
     
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  6. RR_biker

    RR_biker DI Senior Member Veteran Marines

    R/T for a motorbike is P300, this is what I paid for in September 2015. In Sibulan first ferry will leave 06:00 am. From Tampi 04:00 am.
    Best day of the week to travel is on a Sunday. Up till Carcar normally no traffic congestions. When you take the coastal road from Naga to the city you will avoid the traffic jams in Talisay and so on.
     
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  7. gerry_bc

    gerry_bc DI Forum Adept

    302 Peso's return. New hours... Both sides now start at 0400.
     
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  8. Dave_Hounddriver

    Dave_Hounddriver DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster

    You can go at 4:30 in Sibulan. Or shoot me if I am wrong :-)

    I had no problem with no helmet and a "for registration" plate but I think I was just lucky and did not get stopped. Almost every other motorcycle I saw from CarCar into the city had helmets, long pants, real shoes, and a numbered plate. Your mileage will vary but I would not try it again without all of above.
     
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  9. Rye83

    Rye83 with pastrami Admin Secured Account Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Army

    Probably best to have all of the above.....unless you have a bike faster than the popo's. I prefer traveling on weekdays, more retards and little kids on the road during the day on weekends in my experience.
     
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  10. jim787

    jim787 DI Senior Member

    New to my motorcycle this year: loss or damage are not covered while in transport to another island.
     
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  11. Jack Peterson

    Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force

    Best to carry your Reg papers and a return Ticket in my estimation
     
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