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LIST of RORO ROUTES/ VESSELS/ OPERATORS As of 30 December 2017 LIST OF RORO ROUTES/ VESSELS/ OPERATORS as of 30 December 2017 year route/link company/operator vessel name grt paxcap hull age built Manila - Cebu - Cagayan - Cebu - Manila - Cebu - 2Go Group, Inc. MV St. Therese of Child Jesus 16,662.00 2053 steel 1989 28 Cagayan - Cebu - Manila Manila - Cebu - Cagayan - Cebu - Manila MV St. Ignatius of Loyola 2,825.00 106 1988 29 Manila - Cebu - Nasipit - Cebu - Manila MV St. Anthony de Padua 1,792.00 981 1985 32 Manila - Bacolod - Iloilo - Manila - Cebu - Ozamis - Mv St. Augustine of Hippo 2,778.00 1170 1988 29 Iligan - Cebu - Manila Manila - Bacolod - Iloilo - Cagayan - Iloilo - Bacolod - MV St. Francis Xavier 11,191.00 2101 1990 27 Manila - Iloilo - Bacolod - Manila Manaila - Coron - Puerto Princesa - Coron - Manila - MV St. Pope John Paul II 15,223.00 2187 1984 33 Coron - Puerto Princersa - Coron - Manila Batangas - Odiongan - Caticlan - Odiongan - MV St. Leo the Great 19,468.00 1404 1992 25 Batangas - Caticlan - Odiongan - Caticlan - Batangas Batangas - Romblon - Roxas - Romblon -Batangas Manila - Dumaguete - Dipolog - Zamboanga - Diolog - Negros Navigation Co. MV St,. Michael the Arcangel 17,781.00 1929 steel 1980 27 Dumaguete - Manila - Iloilo - Bacolod - Manila Inc. Banago port - Iloilo Wharf Phil. Fast Ferries Corp. MV Fast Cat M3 967.00 289 steel 2011 6 Batangas - Calapan, Or. Mindoro MV Fast Cat M2 967.00 289 2012 5 MV Fast Cat M5 967.00 289 2013 4 Liloan, So. Leyte - Lipata, Surigao MV Fast Cat M7 698.00 289 2013 4 Bulalacao, Or. Mindoro - Caticlan, Malay, Aklan MV Fast Cat M8 698.00 275 2013 4 MV Fast Cat M1 967.00 289 2012 5 Matnog, Sorsogon - San isidro, No. Samar MV Fast Cat M9 698.00 275 2014 3 Dumaguete, Negros Oriental - Pulauan, Dapitan City MV Fast Cat M6 704.00 289 2012 5 San Carlos City, Negros Occ. - Toledo City, Cebu MV Fast Cat M10 698.00 289 2014 3 Cebu City - Tubigon, Bohol MV Fast Cat M11 698.00 289 2014 3 year route/link company/operator vessel name grt paxcap hull age built Besta Shipping Lines, Batangas City - Calapan, Oriental Mindoro MV Baleno 433.31 steel 1996 21 Inc. Roxas, Or. Mindoro - Caticlan, Malay, Aklan MV Baleno Dos 241.98 1974 43 Batangas - Abra de Ilog, Occ. Mindoro MV Baleno Tres 497.00 1986 31 MV Baleno Five 470.98 1987 30 MV Baleno VII 248.00 1982 35 Alabat - Atimonan (both in Quezon) Jeanalyn N. Fullante MV Pinoy RORO I 294.00 steel 2011 6 Montenegro Shipping Matnog, Sorsogon - Allen, No. Samar MV Ma. Vanessa 1,019.12 1986 31 Lines, Inc. Caticlan, Aklan - Roxas, Or. Mindoro Orange Navigation, Inc. MV RORO Master 798.24 2014 3 Batangas- Abra de Ilog, Occ. Mindoro MV RORO Master 2 Philharbor Ferries & Port Matnog, Sorsogon - Dapdap, Allen, No. Samar MV Grandstar RORO 3 352.06 1987 30 Services Inc. Montenegro Shipping Lines Batangas City - Abra de Ilog, Occ. Mindoro Inc. Besta Shipping Lines Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/ cargo/ Batangas City - Balatero, Pto. Galera, Or. Mindoro Inc. roro Montenegro Shipping Lines Batangas City - Calapan, Or. Mindoro Inc. Starlite Ferry Corp. pass/ cargo/ Asian Marine Transport Corp. roro Besta Shipping Corp. Archipelago Phil. Ferries Corp. pass/cargo/ Batangas City - Masbate City - Mandaue City - Asian Marine Transport Corp. Cagayan de Oro City roro pass/cargo/ Batangas City - Masbate - Culasi, Roxas City - Asian Marine Transport Corp. Batangas City roro Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/ cargo/ Batangas City - Odiongan, Romblon Inc. roro year route/link company/operator vessel name grt paxcap hull age built Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/ cargo/ Batangas City - Romblon, Romblon Inc. roro MV Fast Cat M8 Archepilago Phil. Ferries pass /cargo Bulalacao, Or. Mindoro - Caticlan, Malay, Aklan 698.00 290 steel (pioneer status) Corp. /roro JVS Journey Sea Transport Manila - Coron - Cuyo (both in Palawan) MV D'Asean Journey liner 491.00 328 steel 1980 Inc. Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/cargo/ Lucena City - Balanacan, Mogpog, Marinduque Inc. roro Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/cargo/ Lucena City - Boac, Marinduque Inc. roro pass/roro/ Lubang, Tilik, Occ. Mindoro- Nasugbu, Batangas Montenegro Shipping Lines cargo MV Virgen de Lucena City - Balanacan, Mogpog (Marinduque) - 184.00 186 Peñafrancia II Subuquin, San Juan, Batangas - Cawit, Boac, Starhorse Shipping Lines liner/roro steel MV Virgen de Marinduque Peñafrancia I Manila - Coron - El Nido - Liminangcong - Taytay (all pass/cargo/ MV April Rose Silverio M. Atienza 250.00 360 steel 1984 in Palawan) roro Manila - Coron - El Nido - Liminangcong - Taytay (all MV May Lilies Silverio M. Atienza liner 316.18 254 steel 1984 in Palawan) - Manila - Tilik, Lubang, Occ. Mindoro/ Manila - Coron - Culion MV April Rose Silverio M. Atienza liner 250.00 360 steel 1979 Montenegro Shipping Lines, Inc. Starlite Ferry Corp. pass/ cargo/ Besta Shipping Lines roro Roxas, Oriental, Mindoro - Caticlan, Malay, Aklan Philharbor Ferries & Port Services pass/ cargo/ Asian Marine Transport Corp. roro pass/ cargo/ MV RORO Master Orange Navigation Inc. 798.24 317 steel 2015 roro Montenegro Shipping Lines, pass/cargo/ Talao-talao, Lucena City - Cawit, Marinduque Inc. roro MV King Frederick 694.00 750 1987 MV Nelvin Jules 694.00 750 1985 MV Hansell Jobett 610.30 650 1979 Matnog, Sorsogon - Salvacion Port, San Isidro, Allen, MV Mac Bryan Santa Clara Shipping Corp. pass/cargo 499.52 540 steel 1980 Northern Samar MV Nathan Matthew ###### 700 1973 Matnog, Sorsogon - Salvacion Port, San Isidro, Allen, Santa Clara Shipping Corp. pass/cargo steelyear Northern Samar route/link company/operator vessel name grt paxcap hull age built MV Jack Daniel 795.00 680 1990 LCT Aldain Dowey 497.54 124 Matnog, Sorsogon - Looc, Allen, Northern Samar Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/ cargo/ Inc. roro Matnog, Sorsogon - Dapdap, Allen, Northern Samar Montenegro Shipping Lines pass/ cargo/ Inc. roro Matnog, Sorsogon - San Isidro, Northern Samar pass/ cargo/ MV Fast Cat M9 Archipelago Phil. Ferries roro Montenegro Shipping Lines Inc. MV King Frederick 694.00 750 1987 steel MV Mac Bryan 499.52 540 1980 Pioduran, Albay - Masbate City Santa Clara Shpg. Corp. MV Jack Daniel pass/ 795.00 680 steel 1990 cargo/roro MV Nathan Matthew ###### steel 1973 MV Don Herculano Peñafrancia Shipping Corp. ###### 625 steel 1970 MV Anthon Raphael ###### 818 steel 1990 MV Eugene Elson Peñafrancia Shipping Corp. pass/ 488.20 484 1965 Pioduran, Albay - Claveria, Masbate LCT ST 888 cargo/roro 395.00 144 2010 LCT Aldain Dowey Santa Clara Shipping Corp. 497.54 136 steel 1995 MV Regina Calixta II 289.90 376 1988 MV Calixta III 133.80 275 1990 MV Regina Calixta IV pass/ cargo 206.65 268 1982 Tabaco City, Albay - San Andres, Catanduanes Regina Shipping Lines steel MV Regina Calixta VI roro 898.25 MV Regina Calixta V 492.00 500 MV Regina Calixta VII 519.00 630 1993 Tabaco City - Virac, Catanduanes MV Nathan Matthew Santa Clara Shipping Corp. pax/cargo ###### wood 1973 MV Felipe pass/ cargo/ Iloilo City - Jordan, Guimaras MV FF FF Cruz Shipping Corp. roro MV Felipe III MV Lady of the Phils. Navistar Tri- Star Megalink, Inc. pass/ cargo/ Dumanggas, Iloilo - Bacolod City LCT Sto. Niño Navistar roro Millenium Shipping Co. Inc. Bato, Samboan, Cebu - Looc, Sibulan, Negros pass/ cargo/ Lite Shipping Corp. Oriental roro year route/link company/operator vessel name grt paxcap hull age built Bato, Samboan, Cebu - Pulauan, Dapitan, pass/ cargo/ Danilo Liners, Inc. Zamboanga del Norte roro pass/ cargo/ VG Shipping Bien - Unido,Bohol - Talibon, Bohol roro Montenegro Shipping Lines, pass/ cargo/ Bogo, Cebu - Cataingan, Masbate Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Bogo City - Palompon, Leyte Asian Marine Transport Corp. roro pass/ cargo/ Cawayan, Masbate - Daan Bantayan, Cebu Asian Marine Transport Corp. roro MV South Pacific 230.99 212 1975 Southern Pacific Trans. Corp. liner steel MV Fiji 189.71 204 Cebu City - Bato, Leyte 1982 pass/ cargo/ Medallion Transport roro Lapu-lapu Shipping Lines, pass/cargo Corp. Cebu City - Baybay, Leyte pass/ cargo/ Roble Shipping, Inc. roro Trans-Asia Shipping Lines, pass/ cargo/ Inc. roro Cebu City - Cagayan de Oro City pass/ cargo/ Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Calbayog (Maguinoo) Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Catbalogan, Samar Roble Shipping, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu - Dapitan - Dumaguete - Cebu George & Peter Lines, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu - Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte Medallion Transport roro Cebu - Dumaguete - Dapitan - Zamboanga - pass/ cargo/ Dumaguete - Cebu - Cagayan de Oro - Dumaguete - George & Peter Lines, Inc. roro Cebu pass/ cargo/ Cebu - Dumaguete - Dapitan - Dumaguete - Cebu Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu - Dumaguete - Dapitan - Cebu - Ozamis - Iligan Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Hilongos, Leyte Roble Shipping, Inc. roro Trans-Asia Shipping Lines, pass/ cargo/ Inc. roro Cebu City - Iloilo City year route/link company/operator vessel name grt paxcap hull age built Cebu City - Iloilo City pass/ cargo/ Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu - Iloilo - Cebu - Tagbilaran - Cebu Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro Trans-Asia Shipping Lines, pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Iligan City Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu City – Maasin, Southern Leyte George & Peter Lines, Inc. roro Cebu - Maasin - Cebu - Surigao - Maasin - Cebu - pass/ cargo/ Maasin - Surigao - Maasin - Cebu - Maasin - Surigao - Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro Cebu pass/ cargo/ Cebu - Maasin - Cebu - Surigao - Cebu Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro Trans - Asia Shipping Lines, Inc. pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Masbate roro Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. pass/ cargo/ Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. roro Cebu City – Nasipit, Agusan del Norte pass/ cargo/ Roble Shipping, Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu City – Naval, Biliran Roble Shipping, Inc. roro Lite Shipping Corp. pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Ormoc City, Leyte Roble Shipping Inc. roro pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Oroquieta City, Mismis Occidental Roble Shipping Inc. roro Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. pass/ cargo/ Cebu City - Ozamis City Trans-Asia Shipping Lines, roro Inc.
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