Dumaguete to Siquijor Ferry Tickets: What to Expect, How It Works & Practical Travel Tips

Heading to Siquijor Island from Dumaguete? The ferry (fastcraft or RoRo) is the standard way to cross the Bohol Sea, with many sailings taking around an hour. Booking your boat ticket in advance can simplify your travel day—especially during peak dates—so you can focus on arriving, checking in, and getting on the water with minimal fuss.

This guide explains the Dumaguete–Siquijor ticket option on Trip.com (one-way or round-trip), plus the key things to know about ports, operators, schedules, fees, and what to pack.

Quick facts

• Route: Dumaguete → Siquijor (and return if you choose round-trip)
• Ticket type: E-voucher
• Typical crossing time: ~1 hour (varies by vessel and sea conditions)
• Starting price: from about US$9.90 (packages vary)
• Departure point: Dumaguete

Book here (live availability & packages):

Dumaguete–Siquijor boat ticket on Trip.com

What’s included (and what’s not)

Included

• Boat ticket fee for the selected route/class (based on the package you choose)
• Instant ticketing / “skip the line” style booking flow (you receive confirmation and an e-voucher)

Usually not included

• Port terminal fees (often collected locally at the terminal)
• Transfers to/from the port (tricycle/taxi/private transfer)
• Meals unless specifically stated in your chosen package

Seat classes explained: economy, business & air-conditioned cabin

Packages may offer different comfort levels. Names vary by operator, but the general idea is:

• Economy / Tourist class: budget-friendly seating; can be cooler/warmer depending on the vessel.
• Business class: fewer passengers, more space, sometimes better seating location.
• Air-conditioned cabin: a more enclosed, climate-controlled option (good in hot weather or rain).

Ports: where you’ll depart and arrive

Dumaguete side

Most ferries depart from the Dumaguete seaport area. Plan to arrive early so you can handle any terminal fees, check-in steps, and boarding queues.

Siquijor side

Siquijor has two primary operating seaports: Larena and Siquijor Port. Your exact arrival port depends on the sailing/operator and the package you select. Always double-check the ticket details so you can arrange the right onward transport.

How far is Siquijor from Dumaguete?

The sea crossing is roughly 30 km (about 19 miles) across the Bohol Sea. Actual travel time depends on the vessel type (fastcraft vs RoRo) and conditions.

Schedules & operators: what’s “normal” (and what to verify)

There are typically multiple departures per day on the Dumaguete–Siquijor route. Common operators on this corridor can include fastcraft and ferry companies such as OceanJet and others, and some schedules list additional operators depending on the season.

Important: schedules change due to weather, maintenance, and seasonal demand. Treat any timetable you see online as a guide and confirm your departure time in your booking confirmation and/or with the operator at the terminal.

Step-by-step: how to use an e-voucher ticket

1. Book your date and package (one-way or round-trip, class option).
2. Receive confirmation and keep your e-voucher accessible on your phone (and/or print a backup).
3. Arrive early at the port (aim for at least 45–60 minutes before departure; longer in peak periods).
4. Pay any terminal fees if required at the port.
5. Check in / exchange voucher if the operator requires a physical boarding pass.
6. Board and keep ID handy (some check-in counters request identification).

What to pack for the crossing

• Light layer: fastcraft cabins can feel cold with air-conditioning.
• Sun/rain protection: weather can change quickly around ports.
• Motion sickness support: if you’re sensitive to choppy water.
• Cash: for terminal fees, snacks, short transfers, and small purchases.
• Water + small snack: useful if you’re travelling early or between connections.

Getting from the Siquijor port to your accommodation

Tricycles are common for short transfers on Siquijor. Costs depend on distance and whether you’re heading to the main town area, a beach region, or a more remote resort. If you’re arriving late, consider arranging a pickup with your accommodation in advance.

FAQ

How long is the Dumaguete to Siquijor ferry?

Many fastcraft crossings take about 1 hour. RoRo ferries can take longer.

Which port will I arrive at on Siquijor?

It depends on the operator and sailing. Siquijor commonly uses Larena and Siquijor Port, so confirm your arrival port in your booking details.

Do I need to print the ticket?

Often you can use an e-voucher, but some operators may require you to exchange it for a boarding pass at the terminal. Bringing a screenshot/printout as a backup is smart.

Are there daily departures?

Yes, there are typically multiple daily sailings, but exact times vary and can change seasonally. Always verify your departure time close to travel.

Book your Dumaguete–Siquijor ticket

If you want the simplest booking flow (especially when you’re planning accommodation and onward transport), you can check current packages and pricing here:

View Dumaguete–Siquijor ferry ticket options on Trip.com

Optional: FAQ Schema (JSON-LD)