⌛ Delta Fast Ferries Ticket Booth in Siquijor

This is where you buy your tickets for Delta Fast Ferries from Siquijor to Dumaguete. There are a few sari sari stores here aswell that sells drinks and snacks... and of course Bonamine if you forgot to stock up on that before you left.

The Delta Fast Ferries departs from Siquijor to Dumaguete at 7.00AM, 10.30AM, 3.00PM and the last departure is at 5.30PM every day.

You can call the Delta Fast FErries booking office to check current schedules on these numbers: 035 420 111 and 035 225 3128

The ride over from siquijor to Dumaguete is roughly an hour and depending the weather it can be a pretty bumby ride. We were lucky on the way over to siquijor, but going back from Siquijor to Dumaguete was really hard and we had to hold on to the seats in the cabin of the boat. The locals didnt seem to mind much, but it was still a scary situation sitting in a little sardine can in the middle of the ocean in high waves...

 

Same thing last july, very calm from Dumaguete to Siquijor and very rough on our way back to Dumaguete.

Pier Dumaguete.



Pier Siquijor

 

why everyone forget to visit the best restaurant on siquijorisland
little italy in larena with the famousest food on the island

 

Will keep that in mind, visit the place when settled in Dauin this coming june.

 

I went there yesterday, the restaurant was ok - no aircon and a closed room so it was a little hot, I do not know if that is standard or if they had a brownout or something

The restauarant has 3 tables, 2 were full when we got there, so with our gang in there the place was packed. We used the same driver and his companion as last time I was in Siquijor, so they were invited in and had their lunch at the bar there.

The food was good, except a sausage salad I ordered, the menu said swiss cheese, and this was obviously the gross processed cheddar, Edam, ceeeeeeezy or whatever the Philippine cheese substitutes are called.

The pizza was good, again the Philippine cheese substitute was used, but the crust made up for it, good stuff

Staff was very friendly and helpful, drinks were not sitting empty on the table for ages like you see in many other restaurants in the Philippines. No diet cokes though which is quite common in the province.

They had a scary half meter of schnapps in there, it's sitting in the window taunting people, I can imagine the hangover on the poor guys who take on this project hehehehe

Good little place, I will be back once I have tested out and reported on the other eateries on the island...