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SEABUS
SEABUS
SEABUS
started sailing on Tuesday, August 15, 2023 with a route from Pier 88 in the northern Cebu town of
Liloan, to Mactan Wharf in Lapu-Lapu City and vice versa.
ROUTES TRAVELLED BY THE SEABUSS: The Cebu Seabus navigates between Pier 88 in the northern Cebu
town of Liloan and Mactan Wharf in Lapu-Lapu City, establishing a round-trip route between these two
points.
DESIGN OF CEBU SEABUS: passenger seabus designs typically prioritize comfort, safety, and efficiency.
Seabuses often feature a streamlined hull for water travel, spacious interiors to accommodate
passengers, and safety measures such as life-saving equipment. The design may also incorporate
aesthetics to enhance the overall passenger experience.
Efficient Transportation: Seabuses are designed for water travel, providing an efficient
means of transportation between locations, especially in coastal areas.
Reduced Traffic Congestion: By utilizing water routes, the Seabus helps alleviate road
congestion, offering an alternative mode of transportation and reducing the overall
traffic load.
Connectivity: The Seabus connects Pier 88 in Liloan and Mactan Wharf in Lapu-Lapu
City, enhancing connectivity between these locations and providing a convenient mode
of travel for commuters.
Scenic Views: Passengers on the Seabus can enjoy scenic views of the coastline and
surrounding areas during their journey, adding a pleasant aspect to their travel
experience.
Accessibility: Seabuses can reach areas that might be challenging to access by road,
providing a valuable transportation option for regions with waterways.
Tourism: The Seabus can potentially boost local tourism by offering visitors a unique
and enjoyable way to explore the coastal areas of Cebu.
Limited Capacity: Watercraft, including seabuses, often have limited passenger and
cargo capacity compared to larger vessels or land-based transportation options.
Infrastructure Challenges: The availability and condition of docking facilities and
infrastructure at both Pier 88 in Liloan and Mactan Wharf in Lapu-Lapu City can impact
the efficiency and reliability of the Seabus service.
Initial Setup Costs: Establishing and maintaining a seabus service requires significant
initial investment in vessels, infrastructure, and ongoing operational expenses.
Competition with Land Transport: Seabuses may face competition with established
land-based transportation options, and convincing commuters to switch modes of
transport can be a challenge.
Safety Concerns: While safety measures are implemented, water travel inherently
carries certain risks. Safety protocols and emergency response systems must be robust
to address potential accidents or emergencies.
Limited Routes: Seabuses operate on water routes, limiting their accessibility to specific
coastal areas. Inland locations may not benefit from this mode of transportation.
HOW MUSCH IS THE FARE: As of August 15,2023 the fare of TOPLINE seabus fare is 50 pesos for regular
fare price.