Samal Ferry Wharf

  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon
  • Trustfeed ratings Icon

Davao City, Philippines

Ferry terminal

Samal Ferry Wharf Reviews | Rating 3.8 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Samal Ferry Wharf is located in Davao City, Philippines on Sasa Barge Rd, Buhangin,. Samal Ferry Wharf is rated 3.8 out of 5 in the category ferry terminal in Philippines.

Address

Sasa Barge Rd, Buhangin,

Amenities

Toilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

...
Write review Claim Profile

R

Ramon Ko

Check days and hours if you don't want to get caught in traffic.

J

Jose Rey Alo

Just took the ferry here once but I was amazed how the deckhands guided all vehicles entering in quite orderly manner. Vehicles get in queue and on any random day can be pretty smooth -- enter the toll gate and pay, line up your car with the rest, drive your car up a ramp and park inside the ferry. However, I've heard that on bad weather, which is not common, the queue can be understandably long. Some facelift and landscaping could help here.

C

Christian Jay Hernandez

Cheap and easy way to go to Samal Island Via RORO.

D

Daniel S

Friendly staff and good organisation for to go in Samal

M

MELANNY ANGANGAN

Going to Samal Island... Have a great day!

R

rod stiffens

Nice short 10min ride to Samal. Only 10 peso each way. If you take your car or motorcycle the wait can be very long, but walk on passengers usually depart with just a short 10-20min wait. Lines can get long and it can be hot in the daytime, but it's a short crossing. Easy to catch a ride on either side by taxi, or Jeepney (Davao) or motorcycle (Samal) Barges run 24 hours but slow to every 30 min in the late evening and then hourly from around midnight until 4a. The rest of the time they depart every 10-15min

D

Dr Scott Nimmo

This the Davao side of the Samal Ferry Terminal, if you want to go to Samal Island by car or motor bike then this is your only option. Perhaps the ferries themselves may have seen better days but as far as the safety record of this ferry crossing goes I personally have never heard anything adverse over the last ten years. There is usually a visible security presence at the terminal itself which is reassuring and it is possible to buy some basic food items while you are waiting to board. A wait is sometimes possible at busy periods. The Party Boat is also docked here if you want to book a pleasure trip.

E

EJ Mejias

The docking station in Samal is better than the docking station in Davao. Lines may get too long during holidays so it is advised to line up as early as 6AM.