Port of Batangas
Batangas City Port is the jump-off point for travelers who wish to visit nearby islands. The port of Batangas caters to people mostly from the Calabarzon Region but travelers from Manila are also common. There are two major terminals here, one for passengers and the other for cargo and shipping. With a landmass of 150 hectares, the Port of Batangas is an alternate seaport to the Port of Manila.
Batangas Port has earned the ire of travelers due to the presence of unofficial guides and helpers within the vicinity. Tourists are advised to research beforehand to avoid getting scammed. We’ve put together this Batangas Port guide so commuters are well-informed before their travel. Check out the details below for Batangas Pier’s facilities, ferry routes, contact numbers, and more.
Operating Hours
The Port of Batangas never closes; it is always open to serve the riding public. To contact management, try calling their number. Batangas Port is under the jurisdiction of the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA). During inclement weather, we suggest you check the PPA’s Facebook page or your ferry operator’s page for any important announcements. For more details on operating hours, see our faq section.
Batangas Pier Contact Number
Headquarters: Batangas Port Access Rd, Brgy. Santa. Clara, Batangas
Contact Numbers: (043) 722-2429
E-mail: info@phbus.com
Popular routes departing the Batangas
