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TRAVEL GUIDE: How to Get to Romblon, Romblon from Manila (with RORO Schedules and Fares)

How to get to Romblon

The Province of Romblon is located in MIMAROPA Region (Region 4B) and is known for its marble industry. The province is a group of several islands located south of mainland Luzon and is composed of three major islands (Tablas, Sibuyan and Romblon) and 17 minor and small islands. Its capital town also named Romblon, located in one of the major islands of the same name.

How to get to Romblon
Sunset along Batangas Bay on our way to Romblon

The capital town of Romblon is an island town in the middle of the 2 bigger islands, Tablas and Sibuyan. There are many things to do, activities to experience and sights enjoy in Romblon, Romblon. So, if you're planning a visit, here's a travel guide on how to get to Romblon, Romblon.

SEE ALSO: Lovely and Uncrowded Beaches of Romblon Island

How to get to Romblon
Aboard Montenegro Shipping Lines

TRAVEL GUIDE: How to Get to Romblon, Romblon from Manila


1. From Manila, take a bus bound for Batangas Port. Travel time is about 2 hours and fare is around 130.00 pesos. You may take Jac Liner or Jam Liner with terminals found in Cubao and Buendia Pasay.

2. Upon arrival in Batangas Port, go to the RORO ticketing offices to buy your tickets.

3. There are 2 major RORO boats that travels to Romblon, Romblon. One is Montenegro Shipping Lines with a route of Batangas-Odiongan-Romblon. Another one is 2GO Travel with a route of Batangas-Romblon-Roxas. A smaller company such as MV Navios also has Batangas-Romblon trips. Please refer to the trip schedules and fares below.

How to get to Romblon
Ticketing Office

Montenegro Shipping Lines Schedule

The schedule of their boat is every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 PM. Estimated travel time is about 12 hours since the boat stops in Odiongan before proceeding to Romblon, Romblon. Time of arrival in Romblon is around 5:00 AM the next day.

Fares (as of February 2016)
  • Economy - 954.00
  • Deluxe - 1,255.00
  • First class - 1,446.00

Montenegro Shipping Lines Schedule to Romblon
Montenegro's MV Reina del Rosario bounf for Odiongan and Romblon

2GO Travel Schedule

If you want a faster travel going to Romblon, Romblon, you may opt to take 2GO Travel's Batangas-Romblon boat. The ferry leaves Batangas Port every Tuesday and Friday at 10:00 PM. It is faster because it doesn't stop in Odiongan. Estimated travel time is about 8 hours. Time of arrival in Romblon, Romblon is around 6:00 AM the next day.

Fares (as of February 2016)
  • Economy Class - 1,027.00
  • Tourist Class - 1,214.00
  • Cabin for 4 - 1,530.00/person

You may also book your tickets online via their website www.travel.2go.com.ph.

2GO Travel Schedule to Romblon
Montenegro Shipping Lines' Economy Class

MV Navios Schedule

They have Batangas-Romblon trips every Sundays and Wednesdays at 5:00 PM. Contact numbers are 0908-146-2243 / 0999-996-0840.

Fares (as of February 2016)
  • Economy Class - 850.00
  • Student - 720.00
  • Senior Citizen/PWD - 670.00
  • Half Fare (4-11 years old) - 425.00
  • Deluxe - 1,000.00
  • Student - 850.00
  • Senior Citizen/PWD - 800.00
  • Half Fare (4-11 years old) - 500.00
  • Cabin - 1,200.00
  • Student - 1,020.00
  • Senior Citizen/PWD - 960.00
  • Half Fare (4-11 years old) - 600.00

2GO Travel Schedule to Romblon
Economy Class at Montenegro Shipping Lines

4. After purchasing your tickets, pay the terminal fee of 30.00 pesos.

5. Wait until the boarding announcement to board the RORO boat.

Montenegro Shipping Lines Schedule to Romblon
2GO Travel's RORO, arriving in Batangas Port

Going back to Batangas


For Montenegro Shipping Lines, the RORO ship leaves the Port of Romblon every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at 2:00 PM.

For 2GO Travel, the RORO Ship leaves Romblon every Wednesdays at 9:00 PM and Saturdays at 10:00 PM.


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ALSO READ:

BUDGET TRAVEL GUIDE: Romblon (DIY Itinerary, Things To Do, Hotels and Resorts, Budget, Expenses and More!)

Tips and Reminders:

  • Be early in Batangas Port, boarding time is 1 hour before the estimated time of departure.
  • During holidays and long weekends, it's better to take 2Go Travel since they have online reservations.
  • If you're going directly to Romblon island, take 2Go Travel; if you're going to Odiongan, take Montenegro Shipping Lines.
  • If taking Montenegro Shipping Lines, it is advisable to bring food and water. Although they have a store inside the ship, they only offer limited meals.
  • 2Go Travel has an awesome restaurant which offers good food, though it's a bit expensive.
  • If you're going to Romblon island, it is better to take 2Go Travel than Montenegro Shippin Lines. 2Go Travel's ship is bigger, cleaner and has better customer service.

ALSO READ: How to Get to Carabao Island (Hambil) Romblon

Hotels and Resorts in Romblon


WHERE TO EAT: 5 Must-try Restaurants in Romblon Island

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What to do in Romblon? Watch this video!



Have fun and enjoy Romblon!

9 comments :

  1. Great post! thanks for the sharing.

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  2. How safe is the resort?thank you

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  3. How safe is the resort? Planning to visit with my family

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  4. Hi, i already bought 2go tickets online. How many hours should we be at batangas port before the 10pm departure?

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  5. Big thanks for this! will surely include in my future trips!

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  6. magkano po ang bayad s motorsiklo pagsinakay s montenegro shipping lines...mgmomotor lng kc ako...salamat

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    1. Looking for this answer.. me too mag momotor pang papuntang romblon.. thank u

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  7. Magkano po ang bayad ng kotse pag roro?

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  8. Hm po bayad sa Toro pag may dalang car po thanku sa response

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