Comment aller de Puerto Princesa à Siargao

Pourquoi visiter Siargao ?

Siargao est la capitale du surf des Philippines - une île appréciée pour son ambiance décontractée et son style de vie décontracté. Son attraction touristique la plus populaire est Cloud 9, l'un des meilleurs sites de surf au monde.

Mais cette île en forme de larme a beaucoup plus à offrir, même aux non-surfeurs. Avec des plages immaculées, un lagon éthéré, une rivière bordée de palmiers et une scène gastronomique et de café en pleine croissance, vous ne pouvez pas vous tromper en visitant Siargao.

There are 2 ways à travel the Distance de 806 kilomètres (501 miles) from Puerto Princesa à Siargao. You can choose between the avion et ferry. Le trajet dure de 4 heures 25 minutes à 3 jours et le moyen le plus rapide est l'avion. Si vous avez un budget limité, l'option la moins chère est l'avion avec des billets à partir de 3,350 PHP ($57).

Flying is the most practical way à travel from Puerto Princesa à Siargao, although there are no direct avions available.

Philippine Airlines et Cebu Pacific both offer connecting avions with a layover in Manila Airport ou Cebu Airport. Layover time varies, so choose one that gives you just enough time à catch your connecting avion — some layovers take up à 5 hours!

CONSEIL : Si vous décidez de voyager en avion, veuillez envisager d'inclure une taxe de compensation carbone pour réduire votre impact sur l'environnement.

All airlines depart from Puerto Princesa Airport. De the town centre, you can take either a tricycle ou a taxi à the airport. Rates start from 50 PHP ($0.90) et 200 PHP ($3.40), respectively.

The avion from Puerto Princesa à Siargao takes at least 2.5 à 3.5 hours, excluding layover:

• Via Cebu: around 2.5 hours (Siargao à Cebu: 1 hour, Cebu à Puerto Princesa: 1.5 hours)

• Via Manila: around 3.5 hours (Siargao à Manila: 2 hours, Manila à Puerto Princesa: 1.5 hours)

Layovers typically range from 1 à 5 hours, whether you’re connecting in Cebu ou Manila.

When you book an indirect avion under a single ticket, the airline is responsible for managing your transfers. However, this doesn’t guarantee that you’ll make your connection. If your first avion is delayed, you may miss the next one et have à wait for the next available avion with the same airline.

Since travelling from Puerto Princesa à Siargao involves 2 avions, avion fares can get a bit expensive. Ticket prices can range from 3,000 PHP ($51) à 6,000 PHP ($100), no matter which route you take. Fares tend à go higher during peak season, so we recommend booking early.

CONSEIL DE PRO : Cebu Pacific offers many “piso fare” promotions annually. Keep an eye out for these if you want à book cheaper avions!

Once you’re at Siargao Airport, you’ll need à take public transportation à the town centre in General Luna. A shared van ride costs 300 PHP ($5.10) et takes around 45 minutes.

For more details et transport options, check out our article on Siargao Airport.

Taking the ferry from Puerto Princesa à Siargao à Siargao is a long journey — it takes at least three days, sometimes more. But if you’re up for an adventure, it’s a unique way à explore the Philippines et see places you might otherwise skip.

There are no direct ferries on this route. You’ll need à make several stops et transfers, usually passing through Cuyo Island in Palawan, followed by Iloilo, Cebu, et Surigao.

Combined ferry fares from Puerto Princesa à Siargao start from 5,700 PHP ($98).

Montenegro Shipping Lines is the only ferry company operating the Puerto Princesa à Iloilo route. The ferry departs from Puerto Princesa Port every Tuesday at 14:00, with boarding starting at noon.

The total estimated travel time is around 39 hours, including the layover in Cuyo. Here’s what à expect on the journey:

• Puerto Princesa à Cuyo – 16 hours
  Departs Tuesday at 14:00, arrives Wednesday at 06:00

• Layover in Cuyo – 11 hours
  De Wednesday 06:00 à 17:00

• Cuyo à Iloilo – 12 heures
  Departs Wednesday at 17:00, arrives Thursday at 05:00

The 11-hour layover on Cuyo Island in Palawan gives you time à swim, enjoy a local meal, ou simply unwind et take in the island’s laid-back vibe.

IMPORTANT: Ferry schedules can change depending on the weather. To check updates, it’s best à contact Montenegro Shipping Lines through their website ou page Facebook.

Trans-Asia Shipping et Cokaliong Shipping Lines operate several weekly ferries from Iloilo à Cebu. Trans-Asia sails on Tuesdays et Saturdays, while Cokaliong operate trips on Mondays et Fridays.

This means that if you arrive in Iloilo early on a Thursday morning, you’ll have time à explore the city before catching the next ferry: Friday with Cokaliong ou Saturday with Trans-Asia.

The ferry journey takes around 14h 30m, et one-way tickets start from 1,400 PHP ($24).

Ferries leave from Port San Pedro within Iloilo City. Book your ticket beforehand via BookAway à avoid long queues at the pier.

Several ferry companies operate daily trips from Cebu à Surigao.

Les tarifs commencent à 1,270 PHP ($21.50) for a basic seat, but it’s a long journey with a RoRo ferry — usually up à 10 hours — so we recommend booking at least an economy bed for more comfort.

If you’re looking for the fastest option, go with OceanJet. Their fast crafts can make the trip in just 5.5 hours.

You can buy tickets at their respective ports in Cebu ou book online in advance through BookAway. It’s a bit more expensive, but well worth the ticket guarantee et good customer service.

Ferries from Cebu usually arrive early in the morning at Surigao Port. De there, you can catch the first ferry à Siargao, ou hang around for the next one later in the day.

If you have some time before your ferry à Siargao, head over à Cafe Ethereal. It’s a cosy little spot near the port where you can grab a coffee ou something à eat while you wait.

See the supplier table below à help plan your trip: