Yes we can. This is very practical if you are travelling with a group or are arriving at inconvenient hours. As a guideline a car pickup from the airport (suitable for 1-3 people) costs around P3,000 and a van suitable for up to nine guests is P5,000. Please contact us and we’ll give you a specific quotation

The easiest way whether you are heading north to Cebu City or south to Oslob, Siquijor or Dumaguete is to wave down a Ceres bus heading in the right direction. You should allow at least four hours to get to Cebu City and about three hours to get to Oslob. To get to the ferries for islands to the south from Bato or Liloan will take about 1½ to 1¾ hours.

Please remember that it is most sensible to organise your time to travel in Philippines for earlier rather than later. Buses and ferries are much less frequent or stop after sunset and it’s more complicated to arrange alternatives in the dark. Please allow plenty of time for delays, especially if you have a flight to catch.

Oh and if you are travelling domestic, it is usually simple to book a last minute flight which gives you flexibility that you will lose if you tie yourself down to a pre-booked itinerary

• From the South Bus Terminal in Cebu take a yellow Ceres line bus (every 30 minutes). Get a ticket to Barangay Bugas, Badian. Cost is about P130 (ordinary) or P150 air-con and takes around 4 hours. The last bus to us leaves the bus terminal around 8pm
• When you get to Moalboal (about 5km north of us, 5 minutes on the bus) ask the conductor to let you off at PD Road in Bugas. Our access road is opposite and signposted. Follow the signs and you’re here 🙂

• From Dumaguete City take a jeepney or a taxi to Sibulan Pier. The ferries run every hour and the trip takes 25 minutes. Note that when winds are high the ferries stop running. You may still be able to cross the Tanon Straits from Tampi which is around 30 minutes north of Sibulan and has larger vechile ferries
• from the ferry pier get a 5 minute tricycle ride to the Bato bus terminus and find Cebu via Barili bus. Get a ticket to Bugas, Badian. Note that the last bus on this route leaves around 7pm (this time is variable, do not leave it to the last trip!)
• When you get to Badian (about 4km south of us, 5 minutes on the bus) ask the conductor to let you off at PD Road in Bugas. The trip takes 1.5-1.75 hours. Our access road is opposite PD Road and signposted. Follow the signs and you’re here.

It’s very easy! If you want to go canyoneering then we can arrange a tour with our local partner which includes pickup and return to Eskapo. If you just want to visit the Falls then the easiest (and cheapest!) way is to hop on any of the Ceres or Metrolink buses passing our entrance and get a ticket to Kawasan. The bus will drop you at the church in Matutinao which is right by the entrance to the falls. To come back just wave down any bus heading north in the direction of Cebu. Fare is P20-25 per head.

• From Oslob, take the bus to Santander or Bato, change or transfer there to the Cebu via Barili bus. Get a ticket to Bugas, Badian. Note that the last bus in our direction leaves around 7pm
• When you get to Badian (about 4km south of us, 5 minutes on the bus) ask the conductor to let you off at PD Road in Bugas. The trip takes 1.5-1.75 hours
• Our access road is opposite PD Road and signposted. Follow the signs and you’re here.

• there is a direct daily ferry from Larena (Siquijor) to Liloan (Cebu)
• get a tricycle from the ferry pier to the Bato bus terminal
• find the Cebu via Barili bus. Get a ticket to Bugas, Badian. Note that the last bus in our direction leaves around 7pm
• when you get to Badian (about 4km south of us, 5 minutes on the bus) ask the conductor to let you off at PD Road in Bugas. The trip takes 1.5-1.75 hours. Our access road is opposite PD Road and signposted. Follow the signs and you’re here

Travel in the Philippines is generally easy, though buses and ferries can get busy. Watch out for Friday and Saturday afternoon and Monday morning travel, plus holiday periods such as Christmas, New Year, Sinulog and – especially – Easter. Our advice for Easter is “don’t plan long distance travel”. If you really must travel then book as much as possible well in advance since all public transport and accommodation will be very very busy!

Here is the queue to get into the South Bus Terminal in Cebu just before the All Souls’ Day and All Saints’ Day holiday last year. The queues to get onto buses’ was equally long.

• You can take a taxi, either the ordinary white taxis, the more expensive yellow airport taxis or the very expensive limos. Just ask the driver for the Cebu South Bus Terminal. Cost will be between P300 and P1,000 depending on traffic and which type of taxi you get. Note that taxis in Cebu are generally safe, reliable and will use the meter. You can also Grab which will be the same price as a taxi plus the Grab fee.
• It is also possible to take a shuttle bus and there are two possibilities there:
• Get to the MyBus shuttle pickup close to Arrivals. Due to never-ending construction this keeps moving but it is usually signposted! This bus leaves every 20 minutes from early morning to late evening. Check the exact times at the stand or Google “MyBus Cebu schedule”. Take this bus to SM City (P50) and from there get a taxi to the South Bus Terminal which will be in the region of P120
• There is a shuttle service run by Sugbu Express that goes direct from the airport to the South Bus Terminal. In theory this runs every hour but we’re not sure where from or how reliable this is! The fare is around P50 and if you can find/catch this bus, it should be the cheapest and most convenient non-taxi option

Note: if there is a long queue for taxis then waiting for the bus could be your quickest option as well as cheapest! Likewise if there is heavy traffic the buses may be faster than a taxi