Planning a trip to Siquijor Island? Before you explore the waterfalls, beaches and hidden spots, you first need to get there — and know how to get around once you arrive.

How to Get to Siquijor Island by Ferry

• Dumaguete → Siquijor — the most common route, multiple daily trips (approx. 1 hour)
• Cebu → Siquijor — via Dumaguete or direct ferry depending on the schedule
• Bohol → Siquijor — seasonal routes available, great if you're island-hopping

💡 Pro tip: Book your ferry tickets in advance during peak season (Holy Week, summer and December holidays).

Best Ways to Get Around Siquijor Island

1. Habal-Habal (Motorbike Taxi) — Most Common

✔ Best for solo travelers, short trips, budget travel. Cost: ₱50–₱150/ride. Hire for half-day (₱500–₱700) or full-day (₱800–₱1,200).

2. Tricycle — Best for Groups & Short Distances

✔ Best for 2–4 people, short distances. Cost: ₱20–₱100/person. Always negotiate before riding.

3. Motorbike Rental — Best for DIY Travelers ⭐

✔ Best for solo travelers or couples who want complete freedom. Cost: ₱300–₱500/day. Requires a valid driver's license.

4. Walking — Only in Town Areas

Only practical in San Juan town proper and nearby beachfront areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the ferry ride from Dumaguete?

Approximately 1 hour on a fast craft.

Is there an airport in Siquijor?

Yes, but commercial flights are very limited. Most travelers arrive by ferry. See our full airport & arrival guide →

What is the cheapest way to get around?

Habal-habal for short trips. For a full day; renting a motorbike (₱300–₱500/day) gives the best value and flexibility.