Montenegro Shipping Lines Routes: Batangas

Where does Montenegro Shipping Lines sail?

Montenegro Shipping Lines sails 33 routes between 49 ports in the Philippines, mostly Batangas, Lucena and Balanacan. From Batangas: Calapan, Abra de Ilog, Odiongan, Romblon Town and Puerto Galera. From Lucena: Balanacan, Sibuyan (Magdiwang), Romblon Town and San Agustin. From Dumaguete: Dapitan (Dipolog) and Siquijor Town. From Masbate City: Pilar (Sorsogon), Pio Duran and Lagundi (Ticao). From Matnog: Dapdap (Allen). From Roxas (Mindoro): Buruanga and Caticlan. From Bacolod: Dumangas and Iloilo. From Buruanga: Bulalacao, Semirara and Caluya. And from nine other ports.

What is the longest crossing with Montenegro Shipping Lines?

The longest crossing with Montenegro Shipping Lines, from Puerto Princesa to Iloilo, takes 37 hours and runs once a week.

Can I take my car with Montenegro Shipping Lines?

Partly. Some sailings take cars, others foot passengers only. Coron to El Nido, Masbate City to Lagundi (Ticao), Coron to Culion, Mabini to Tingloy and Bacolod to Iloilo are for foot passengers only.

What ships does Montenegro Shipping Lines sail?

Which ships sail eight of its 33 routes is not known yet. Those known so far: Santa Editha, Santa Brigida, Maria Angela and 50 other ships.

Which Montenegro Shipping Lines ships take cars?

Santa Editha, Santa Brigida, Maria Angela and 42 other ships take cars; City of Roxas, City of Dapitan, City of Bacolod, City of Iloilo, City of Ozamis, City of Naga, City of Himamaylan and City of Escalante carry foot passengers only.

Which company did Montenegro Shipping Lines take over from?

Montenegro Shipping Lines took over from Denica Lines (2022).

Luzon

Panay

Mindanao

Romblon

Mindoro

Palawan

Negros

Bicol

Sulu Archipelago

Masbate

Eastern Visayas

Siquijor

Marinduque

Siargao

Dinagat Islands

Cebu