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Planning a trip to Lucena City in Quezon Province? Whether you're headed to nearby beaches, cultural festivals, or just passing through on your way to Cagbalete Island, Lucena is more than just a stopover — it’s a destination full of local flavor, heritage, and southern Luzon charm.



This Lucena City travel guide covers everything you need to know: how to get there, places to visit, food spots, and pro tips for a smooth trip.

Lucena Downtown

Where Is Lucena City?

Lucena City is the capital of Quezon Province, located in the CALABARZON region of the Philippines, about 130 km southeast of Metro Manila. It serves as the economic and transport hub of Southern Luzon, especially for those traveling to Lucban, Mauban, Tayabas, or Bicol.

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How to Get to Lucena City

Lucena is accessible by bus, van, and via the Philippine National Railways (PNR). Here are the most popular travel options:

Lucena Grand Central Terminal

🚌 By Bus (from Metro Manila)


Terminals: Cubao, Kamias, Buendia, Alabang


Fare: ₱300–₱350 (Aircon bus)

Travel Time: 3.5–4.5 hours depending on traffic

Drop-off: Most buses arrive at Lucena Grand Terminal, about 5–10 minutes from downtown.


🚆 By Train: PNR Calamba–Lucena Line

As of 2025, the Philippine National Railways (PNR) has resumed partial service to Lucena City via Calamba, offering an alternative to road travel.

Route: PNR Calamba Station → San Pablo → Lucena City

Estimated Travel Time: ~2.5–3 hours

Fare: ₱100 (Calamba to Lucena)

Frequency: 1–2 trips daily (subject to schedule updates)

Advantages:

  • More scenic and relaxing ride
  • Avoids road traffic in SLEX and Laguna

Lucena PNR Station is located within the city proper, a short tricycle ride from hotels, shops, and the Cathedral.

PNR Lucena Station building (Cotta, Lucena, Quezon)



Top Things to Do in Lucena City

Here are the tourist spots to visit in Lucena:

Saint Ferdinand Cathedral

1. Visit Lucena Cathedral (St. Ferdinand Cathedral)


A historic Roman Catholic church at the heart of the city

Admire the Spanish-era architecture and quiet, prayerful ambiance


2. Explore Perez Park


Family-friendly public plaza near the city hall

Great for walking, street food, or relaxing under trees


3. Pasalubong and Local Shopping


Try budin (cassava cake), tikoy, Lucban longganisa, and local delicacies

Visit public markets, SM City Lucena, Pacific Mall, or Metro Gaisano


4. Lucena City Public Beach (Dalahican)


Not a tourist resort, but a nice place to enjoy sea breeze and watch fishing boats

Ideal for quick beachside photos and local seafood finds


5. Attend a Local Festival

Pasayahan sa Lucena (late May) — Mardi Gras-style parade, concerts, food fairs


Where to Eat in Lucena

Here are some must-try food spots and restaurants in Lucena City:

  • Buddy’s - Popular Lucban chain; local vibe
    What to try: Pancit Lucban, Longganisang Lucban

  • Cafe Antigua - Cozy heritage house café
    What to try:  Coffee, pasta, pastries

  • Casa Paz - Near downtown; homey ambiance
    What to try: Filipino comfort food

  • Gerry’s Grill (SM City Lucena) - Convenient for travelers
    What to try: Filipino seafood and grills

Buddy's in Lucena

Where to Stay in Lucena

Lucena has a range of budget-friendly to mid-tier accommodations:

🛏 Queen Margarette Hotel – Business and family travelers, with pool and restaurant

🛏 Ouan’s The Farm Resort – Rustic charm, garden views, ideal for weekenders

🛏 Hotel Rosita – Affordable, central location

🛏 Greenview Hotel – Clean and convenient near bus stations

Greenview Hotel Lucena

Suggested Day Itinerary for Lucena City


8:00 AM: Arrive at Lucena Grand Terminal
8:30 AM: Breakfast near SM or Jollibee
9:30 AM: Visit St. Ferdinand Cathedral
10:30 AM: Walk around Perez Park
12:00 NN: Lunch at Buddy’s or Casa Paz
1:30 PM: Pasalubong shopping (budin, tikoy)
3:00 PM: Side trip to Dalahican port
5:00 PM: Chill at a café or early dinner

Tip: If you're headed to Mauban or Lucban next, vans and jeeps are available at the terminal until around 6:00 PM.

Lucena Port Terminal

Budget Estimate (Day Trip)


Bus (Manila–Lucena): ₱350

Meals & Snacks: ₱250–₱400

Local Transport: ₱50–₱100

Souvenirs: ₱200–₱500

Total: ₱850–₱1,300



Lucena City Travel FAQs


What’s the best time to visit Lucena?

Dry season: November to May

Best for festivals: May (Pasayahan & Pahiyas)


Is there Grab or ride-hailing in Lucena?

No Grab yet. Use tricycles and local jeeps for short trips.


Can I use GCash or cards in Lucena?

Yes, many stores and eateries accept GCash, Maya, and debit/credit cards (especially in malls).


Is Lucena a good base for nearby trips?

Yes! It’s the gateway to:

  • Lucban (Kamay ni Hesus, Pahiyas Festival)
  • Mauban & Cagbalete Island
  • Tayabas (heritage and church tours)

Kamay ni Hesus Shrine & Grotto

Final Thoughts

Whether you’re just passing through or staying overnight, Lucena City has a lot to offer — from delicious local cuisine and cultural landmarks to easy access to Quezon’s natural wonders. Make the most of your trip by immersing yourself in the city’s authentic southern hospitality and exploring beyond the terminal.


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LUCENA TRAVEL GUIDE: What to Do, Where to Eat, and How to Get There


SLEX Toll Road 4 (TR4) is a large-scale infrastructure project extending the South Luzon Expressway by 66.74 km from Santo Tomas, Batangas to Lucena City, Quezon. 



Designed as a four-lane toll road, it’s meant to ease congestion along the old Daang Maharlika (AH26) and cut travel time significantly—from 3–4 hours to approximately 45 minutes—1 hour.


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Route & Segmentation

The main alignment is divided into six construction packages:

  • TR4A: Santo Tomas → Makban (11.32 km)

  • TR4B: Makban → San Pablo (12.75 km)

  • TR4C: San Pablo → Tiaong (7.50 km)

  • TR4D: Tiaong → Candelaria (15 km)

  • TR4E: Candelaria → Tayabas (10.21 km)

  • TR4F: Tayabas → Lucena/Mayao (9.96 km)


It includes seven interchanges at Santo Tomas, Makban, San Pablo, Tiaong, Candelaria, Tayabas, and Lucena.




Project History & Timeline

Early planning dates back to early 2010s; construction officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony on March 26, 2019, by DPWH and SMC.

The project was initially set for completion in 2022 but faced delays due to right‑of‑way issues and pandemic disruptions.

As of January 2024, as-built progress varied per package: TR4A (~19%), TR4C (~62%), TR4D not yet started; overall right‑of‑way acquisition was ~93% complete.



Budget & Financing

Initial project estimates ranged from ₱13.1 billion to ₱26.1 billion, depending on the package.

SMC SLEX Inc. allocated:

  • ₱7.4 billion (2023) and ₱6.77 billion towards TR4 and SLEX widening.

  • Additional supplemental capex of ₱3.27 billion in 2024 — bringing total capex to ₱11.33 billion.

  • Plans to fully fund the ₱26.1 billion project by completion in 2026.




Construction & Current Status

Construction remains ongoing, with partial partial opening possible in 2025, while full operation is targeted for 2026—or possibly early 2027.

As of late 2024, some connected lanes along the existing SLEX are being widened to 6 lanes per direction, expected to complete by mid‑2025.

Supporting infrastructure, such as the Ayala Greenfield Interchange, began construction in October 2024, enhancing connectivity.


Strategic Importance

TR4 is a cornerstone of the national "Build, Build, Build" infrastructure initiative aimed at decongesting provincial roads and boosting regional mobility .

It's expected to reduce travel time from Sto. Tomas to Lucena from ~3 hours to ~45 minutes, transforming transportation for communities, tourism, and logistics.

It connects to upcoming SLEX TR5, which will extend further into the Bicol region, enhancing economic integration and trade routes.



Challenges & Concerns

Land acquisition hurdles delayed initial timelines—most right‑of‑way issues resolved by early 2024 .

Critics argue SLEX expansions—including TR4—are reactive, addressing traffic symptoms without fixing design flaws or flood resilience.

Drivers report pavement issues, poor signage, and RFID glitches on parts of the existing SLEX—a reminder of the need for quality controls as new sections come online.


Summary


SLEX TR4 represents one of the Philippines' most significant regional projects to date—promising transformative reductions in travel time, decongestion, and economic uplift for CALABARZON and beyond. Its success rests on timely completion, high-quality construction, and seamless integration with existing corridors. While minor challenges remain, the vision of a high-speed, efficient southern expressway is rapidly taking shape.


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If you’re heading to Lucban, Mauban, Cagbalete Island, or other parts of Quezon Province, chances are you’ll pass through the Lucena Grand Terminal — the major transport hub of Southern Luzon.



This guide covers everything you need to know about Lucena Grand Terminal: how to get there, where to go next, and what to expect.


What is Lucena Grand Terminal?

The Lucena Grand Central Terminal is the main public transportation hub in Lucena City, Quezon Province. It serves thousands of commuters daily and connects Metro Manila with key destinations in Quezon, Bicol, and nearby provinces.

📌 Location: Lucena City, Quezon

🕒 Open: Daily from early morning to late evening

🚍 Main Services: Buses, vans, jeepneys, and tricycles

🎯 Nearby Attractions: SM City Lucena, Pacific Mall, Lucena Cathedral

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Major Bus Companies at Lucena Grand Terminal

Buses like Jac Liner, JAM Liner, Lucena Lines, DLTB Co. , Philtranco Bus, Penafrancia, Raymond Bus, Isarog Lines have stops at the transport hub. Here are the routes and bus trips to Lucena Grand Central Terminal:


1. JAC Liner


Routes:


Frequency: Every 30 minutes to 1 hour (from 4:00 AM to 9:00 PM)

Notes: Clean, air-conditioned buses with occasional Wi-Fi and onboard restrooms.


2. Jam Liner


Routes:


Frequency: Every hour (early morning to early evening)

Notes: Reliable service to Manila; slightly fewer trips than JAC Liner.


3. Lucena Lines (Subsidiary of JAC Liner)


Routes:


Frequency: Every 1–2 hours

Notes: Serves routes that don’t go all the way into central Metro Manila.



4. DLTB Co. (Del Monte Land Transport Bus Co.)


Routes:


Frequency: Every 1 to 2 hours

Notes: Good option for commuters heading to southern Metro Manila.


5. Philtranco


Routes:


Frequency: 2–3 trips daily

Notes: Long-distance provincial routes with minimal stopovers.


6. Peñafrancia Tours / Raymond Bus / Isarog Lines


Routes:


Frequency: Several trips daily, mostly in the evening or late afternoon

Notes: Used mainly by Bicol-bound travelers.




Operating Hours


Terminal Hours: ~4:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Peak Travel Times:

  • 6:00–8:00 AM (commuters)

  • 3:00–6:00 PM (travelers heading back to Manila or provincial towns)


Pro Tip: Always verify with dispatchers as schedules may change during holidays, weekends, or due to weather.

For Bicol routes, evening trips fill up quickly – book in advance if possible.

For faster transfers, you can also exit at SM City Lucena (just ~5 mins away), where some buses also pick up/drop off.


Lucena Grand Terminal Distance & Estimated Travel Times

Here’s a distance and travel time breakdown from Lucena Grand Terminal to major locations, including Manila and Bicol destinations:


From Manila Terminals


Travel time depends heavily on traffic, especially near SLEX and Calamba exits. Leaving early in the morning avoids rush hour.

From Nearby Provinces



From Bicol Region (Via Lucena Grand Terminal Stop)


Note: Most Bicol-bound buses from Metro Manila (e.g. Philtranco, Isarog, Raymond) pass through or briefly stop at Lucena Grand Terminal — especially at night.



Where Can You Go from Lucena Grand Terminal?

Lucena Grand Terminal serves as a jump-off point to various popular destinations, including:

🏖️ Cagbalete Island / Mauban
  • Take a van or mini-bus to Mauban (₱70–₱100, ~1.5–2 hrs)
  • From Mauban Port, catch a boat to Cagbalete Island

🎉 Lucban
  • For Kamay ni Hesus, Pahiyas Festival, and heritage tours
  • Jeepneys or vans available to Lucban (₱60–₱80, ~1 hr)

⛺ Tayabas / Sariaya / San Pablo
  • Accessible via jeepneys from the terminal

🏝️ Bicol Region
  • Long-distance buses heading to Naga, Legazpi, Sorsogon stop here

🏙️ Metro Manila


Lucena Grand Terminal Facilities


✅ Covered waiting areas

✅ Food stalls, fast food, and local eateries

✅ Public restrooms

✅ Pasalubong shops

✅ Loading/unloading bays

✅ Dispatch and ticket counters

✅ Tricycle terminal beside the main gate

💡 Tip: Always ask dispatchers for the updated schedule and route info. Schedules may vary on holidays and weekends.


Why Lucena Grand Terminal is Important for Travelers


It connects rural towns like Lucban and Mauban with major cities

Essential stop for those heading to Cagbalete Island, Kamay ni Hesus, or Bicol

Alternative transfer point if no direct buses are available from Manila


Travel Tips at Lucena Grand Terminal


🕗 Go early if you’re heading to Mauban or Lucban to catch early trips

💸 Bring cash — not all ticket counters accept digital payments

📱 Keep mobile data active — useful for ride-sharing or maps

🧳 Watch your belongings, especially during busy hours

🥤 Try local snacks like budin (cassava cake), espasol, and Lucban longganisa if available at stalls


FAQs About Lucena Grand Terminal


Q: What is the exact location of Lucena Grand Terminal?
📍 Located along Diversion Road (also called Maharlika Highway), about 5–10 minutes from downtown Lucena or SM City Lucena.

Q: Is there parking at Lucena Grand Terminal?
Yes, but it’s limited. For private vehicles, park nearby or at SM Lucena.

Q: Is it open 24/7?
No. The terminal operates daily from early morning (~4:00 AM) to evening (~9:00 PM). Long-distance buses may stop after hours, but local routes follow daytime schedules.

Q: Are there ATMs or Wi-Fi?
Some nearby convenience stores or malls have ATMs. Wi-Fi is not guaranteed at the terminal.


Final Thoughts

Whether you're bound for the beach, the mountains, or another province, the Lucena Grand Terminal is your key link to the southern adventures of Luzon. Make the most of your stop — grab some food, check your route, and keep this guide handy for a smooth trip!



LUCENA GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL: Routes, Schedules, Facilities, and Tips


This is your complete comprehensive guide for DFA Regional Consular Office in Lucena, Quezon.



Filipinos anywhere in the country may set an appointment at their preferred DFA branch when applying for their passport for the first time or renewing an old one.


For those who haven't got a passport, read my guide for NEW PASSPORT APPLICATION.

If you are renewing your passport, go to - PASSPORT RENEWAL APPLICATION PROCESS

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Travel Essentials

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

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Where to Get a PH Passport

With DFA Regional Offices within your reach, you can now conveniently process your PH Passport Application. There are at least 17 DFA Consular Offices in Luzon where you can apply for a new passport or a renewal.



One of those office branches is DFA Consular Office located in Lucena, Quezon.

To see all other branches, I have a complete list of ALL DFA BRANCHES IN THE PHILIPPINES.


DFA Consular Office - Lucena, Quezon Services

DFA Consular Office - Pacific Mall Lucena accepts the following services:


Before Going to DFA Consular Office - Lucena, Quezon

You are required to get an online appointment before you can go to DFA Consular Office - Lucena, Quezon.




How to Get to DFA Consular Office - Lucena, Quezon

If you are looking to visit the DFA Consular Office - Lucena, Quezon for processing your passport application, here are transportation commute options available for you:


Via Public Commuting

The best way to go to DFA Consular Office - in Lipa is by jeepney or bus going to Pacific Mall Lucena. Get off the terminal and take a tricycle to the mall.


Via Private Vehicle

For those who are bringing their own vehicle, you can follow directions from Google Maps or Waze. Pay parking is available at the mall.


ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN LUCENA, QUEZON

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DFA Regional Consular Office - Lucena, Quezon Address and Schedule

Address: Pacific Mall, 3rd Floor, M. L. Tagarao Street, Lucena, Quezon
Office Hours: 10AM to 5PM, Monday to Friday
Contact Number: 0423731119



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ABOUT DFA

The Department of Foreign Affairs is the executive department of the Philippine government tasked to contribute to the enhancement of national security, protection of the territorial integrity and national sovereignty, to participate in the national endeavor of sustaining development and enhancing the Philippines' competitive edge, to protect the rights and promote the welfare of Filipinos overseas and to mobilize them as partners in national development, to project a positive image of the Philippines, and to increase international understanding of Philippine culture for mutually-beneficial relations with other countries.


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Unspoiled beach with white sand and pristine blue waters - Cagbalete Island is your next getaway in the Philippines.



It was mid-May when we visited this beautiful island in Mauban, Quezon Province. We visited Lucban for Pahiyas Festival prior to traveling to the island. (See our Pahiyas experience in video HERE.)

It was late in the afternoon when we were able to get to the tourism office and booked a boat ride to the island.

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You have two options in crossing to the island: you can wait for the public commuter boat to be full or if you are 8 or more, you can just take a private boat. In our case, we took a boat and it was less hassle.


BEFORE GOING TO CAGBALETE ISLAND

Here are the things you must consider before visiting Cagbalete Island in Mauban, Quezon:
  • Have enough sleep prior to the day of the trip.
  • Ready you backpack with your travel essentials.
  • Bring a bottle of water to keep yourself hydrated.
  • Full charge your gadgets (phone, camera, GoPro, powerbank, etc.)
  • Don't forget to bring enough money for the whole trip and pasalubong.
  • Cagbalete is an island. Although some of the locals sell groceries, it still better to buy them at least at Mauban Public Market before going there. Budgetwise, the price is cheaper.
  • If you are a group of 8-10 or more, you can just book a private boat for faster and convenient travel to the island.


WHAT TO BRING FOR CAGBALETE ISLAND

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

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WHERE TO STAY IN CAGBALETE ISLAND?

There's a lot of resorts in Cagbalete Island. Once you are already in the Local Tourism Office, you can select from the resorts that can accommodate you.

Or if you have your own tents, no need to reserve for rooms or cottages. Almost all resorts offer villas, huts and camping grounds, catering to different group sizes and types of tourists.

Our choice was MVT Sto. Nino Beach Resort. See full details of this resort HERE. Instead of staying for a night, we decided to have it at least 2 nights here. :)


Here are other resorts and accommodation in Cagbalete Island:



MY CAGBALETE ISLAND EXPERIENCE (Activities & Itinerary)

That first night, we just took some rest, prep for dinner and relax by the beach.


The next day? MVT Sto. Nino Beach Resort is facing the Pacific, so we were able to witness a golden sunrise that morning.

Cagbalete Island 2015
Mornings in Cagbalete

Next thing to do is to eat breakfast and took some photo ops to the beach.

The girls enjoy the beach

The weather was perfect! The sea was at very low tide (or no tide at all haha).

Sand riffles during low tide

Cagbalete Island is known for having these beautiful sand riffles.

Grilled liempo and chicken for lunch

Lunch time! We cooked our food we brought with us. We bought our needs from Mauban Public Market before going to the island. 

Afternoon chill time. We spent some time swimming in the beach. Then dinner.

Bonfire and music by the beach

That second night, we sat down around bonfire, chit chat and jam with some acoustic songs we sang and play.

Third day, we ate breakfast and left the island at noon.

Team Basti

Here's a video clip I made for our Cagbalete experience:


THINGS TO DO IN CAGBALETE ISLAND


  • Wake up in the early morning to gaze at the sunrise or don’t go on too much beer drinking just yet just so you could gaze at the beautiful sunset.

  • Go on an island hopping to see the infinite bar of white powdery sands.

  • Explore the secluded mangrove forest

  • Paddle your way through a canoe or kayak

  • Snorkel and see the surviving ecosystem of the world underwater.

  • Chill with a bottle of beer with friends over some overdue catch up conversation or jam session.

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HOW TO GET TO CAGBALETE ISLAND


Via Private Transportation

  1. Take Calamba Exit in SLEX and go straight to Los Banos.
  2. From Los Banos, follow the National Highway passing through the towns of Pila, Santa Cruz, Pagsanjan and Luisiana.
  3. Just before Lucban is a fork, one leading to Lucban Town Proper, and another leading to Mauban Port. Take the latter.
  4. Mauban Port is around 20-30 minutes away from the fork.
  5. Taking private transportation to Mauban, Quezon means faster travel time, flexibility in schedule and quick food trip stop-over in the quaint town of Lucban or other neighboring towns in Laguna. Groups of more than 6-8 people can save more compared to public transportation due to Mauban’s proximity to Manila.


Via Public Transportation

  1. Ride the JAC Liner bus straight to Mauban Port for P270. Note, however, that there are only limited trips every day so we advise that you book beforehand. Travel time is 4-5 hours. Another option is to ride a bus from Cubao or Buendia to Lucena. Manila to Lucena via bus takes around 3-4 hours. Bus fare is P200.
  2. From Lucena Bus Terminal, ride a mini-bus to Mauban Port for P60-70. Travel time from Lucena to Mauban Port is around 1-2 hours.
  3. Upon arriving in Mauban Port, register in the tourism office, pay for the environmental fee of P50/person, and ride a passenger boat to Cagbalete Island for P50. There’s a regular schedule of public boats to Cagbalete Island; however, waiting time varies depending on the number of tourists. On low season, they can limit the trips to two/day. On peak season, waiting time for boat can reach up to 3 hours. Alternatively, you may rent a private boat directly to your resort for P3,500, good for 8-10 people.


BUDGET BREAKDOWN AND EXPENSES

Here are some tips to keep your budget under P1,000:

  • Transportation: P250 for a group of 10. This includes gas, toll fees along SLEX and parking in Mauban. Aside from being inconvenient, public transportation is more expensive in total.

  • Boat to Cagbalete Island: P100 round-trip + P50 environmental fee. Though we hired a private boat, roughing it out for the public boat will help you save around P200.

  • Accommodation: P250/head for tent pitching fee. This already includes the entrance fee. By bringing your own tent, you can cut accommodation expenses by half.

  • Food: P300 each for pre-cooked food and food supplies and drinks bought in Mauban Port. Bringing meals and cooking your own food will help you save even more.

  • Extra: P50 each for grilling fee and rental of cooking utensils.



CAGBALETE ISLAND 2D1N ITINERARY

Here's a sample 2 days and 1 night itinerary for Cagbalete Island:


Cagbalete Island 2015

Day 1

2400 Meet Up Jac Liner Kamias Station
0100 ETD Lucena Grand Terminal
0500 ETA Lucena Grand Terminal
0600 ETA Mauban. Register. Breakfast
0700 ETD Sabang Port
0800 ETA Sabang Port
0900 Resort. Check In
1000 Prep/Cook Lunch
1200 LUNCH
1300 Freet Time. Swim. Snorkel
1800 Sunset Viewing
1900 Dinner. Drinks. Socials
2200 Lights Out


Day 2

0500 Wake Up. Sunrise Viewing
0600 Breakfast
0700 Free Time. Swim. Stroll by the beach. Photo Ops
1000 Pack up
1200 Sabang Port
1300 Mauban Port
1400 Grand Terminal
1800 Home




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