Camiguin to Bohol — Tickets & Schedules (12Go)
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Sailing from Camiguin to Bohol is a direct island-hop via Super Shuttle Ferry, landing at Jagna on Bohol’s south coast — not at Tagbilaran, which matters for the onward leg of your trip.
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The crossing
Departs Balbagon Port, Camiguin, and arrives at Jagna Port, a RoRo ferry running about 3 to 4 hours. [FACT NEEDED: confirm current sailing days and frequency] — schedule data for this leg isn’t reliably published; check 12Go for what’s actually sailing on your dates rather than assuming a daily service.
After you land — Jagna is not Tagbilaran
Jagna is a working south-coast port town, separate from Bohol’s main tourist corridor. To reach Panglao, Alona Beach, or the Chocolate Hills, plan on a bus from Jagna to Tagbilaran’s Dao Terminal (via Guindulman and Duero), roughly 1.5 to 2 hours, about ₱80–100, before continuing on.
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Ports
- Departs: Balbagon Port, Camiguin
- Arrives: Jagna Port, Bohol
How to book
- Open 12Go and search Camiguin to Bohol.
- Pick your date and a departure that fits your plan — confirm it’s actually running first.
- Choose your class and pay for instant confirmation.
- Save or print your ticket.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this ferry arrive in Tagbilaran?
No — it arrives at Jagna, on Bohol’s south coast. Reaching Tagbilaran, Panglao, or the Chocolate Hills means an additional ~1.5–2 hour bus ride.
How often does this ferry run?
Frequency isn’t reliably published — confirm current sailing days on 12Go rather than assuming a daily service.
How long is the crossing?
About 3 to 4 hours.