Puerto Princesa to El Nido is a single scenic highway up Palawan’s spine. Your main choices are fast shared vans, slower but roomier public buses, a private car/driver, or a self-drive. Here’s how to pick, book, and connect smoothly. (more…)
Puerto Princesa to Port Barton is a classic Palawan hop. Most travelers use shared vans direct from the city or airport; budget travelers can piece together public buses/jeepneys via the highway junction; and those wanting flexibility can book a private…
Coron (Palawan) to Manila is easiest by direct flight from Busuanga/Francisco B. Reyes Airport (USU). If you prefer to travel by sea, an overnight ferry sails to Manila on select days; when schedules are sparse, sail to Batangas then continue…
Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville is one of Cambodia’s most-traveled routes. Your main picks are the frequent intercity buses/minivans, a short domestic flight to Sihanouk International (KOS), a private car/driver for door-to-door comfort, or the occasionally operating passenger train. Choose by…
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) to Phnom Penh is a classic overland hop. Most travelers take a direct international bus/minivan via Mộc Bài–Bavet, while others fly for speed or add adventure by going via Châu Đốc and the Mekong speedboat.…
Krabi to Surat Thani is an easy cross-peninsula hop. Most travelers use direct minivans/buses to Surat Thani Bus Terminal or Phunphin (Surat Thani Train Station). Private cars shave time and stop where you want, while self-driving is straightforward on Route…
Koh Lipe to Pak Bara Pier is a straightforward hop by speedboat. Most travelers take a direct fast boat from the floating pier off Pattaya or Sunrise Beach to Pak Bara (Satun), then continue by minivan or taxi to Hat…
Cebu to Dumaguete is a classic Visayas hop. Your main ways: a direct fast ferry from Cebu City Pier 1, the popular bus + short ferry combo via Liloan (Santander) and Sibulan, an overnight RoRo from Cebu City, or a…
Bangkok to Koh Chang is a classic Bangkok–Gulf of Thailand hop: go overland to Trat province and board a short car ferry to the island. Your main choices are bus/minivan + ferry, a quick flight to Trat (TDX) plus transfer,…
Bangkok to Koh Kood (Ko Kut) is a classic “road + boat” journey. Most travelers ride a bus/van from Bangkok to Laem Sok Pier (Trat) and connect to a speedboat. You can also fly to Trat (TDX) and transfer, book…
