Batangas Port was declared a national port in 1956. This ensured the city's progress. Serving as a national port of entry and an alternative port of Manila North Harbor, it has facilitated the efficient transportation of goods and services to and from the island provinces. The planned conversion of the Port of Batangas into an international port of entry will greatly add dynamism to business and industrial activities along the Batangas Bay area and other commercial and industrial zones in the province. Batangas City is the capital of Batangas province, the lead province in the industrial region known as the CALABARZON. The coastal city of Batangas is strategically located at the southeastern portion of the southern portion of the Southern Tagalog province of Batangas. It is almost equidistant from Batanes in the northernmost tip of the Philippines and Jolo in the southernmost tip of the country It can be reached from Manila via a comfortable two hour drive on well paved roads. Blessed with a natural harbor, the city was designed with a lucrative port which serves as an essential transshipment point of commercial and industrial activities.
 

Getting There

Batangas Port was declared a national port in 1956. This ensured the city's progress.  Serving as a national port of entry and an alternative port of Manila North Harbor, it  has facilitated the efficient transportation of goods and services to and from the  island provinces.

Land Schedule via Public Transport: Approximately 2-1/2 hours travel time.

BLTB TRANSIT  Terminal : EDSA Pasay City, Cubao, Quezon City, Philippines FROM TO FREQ ETD Manila Nasugbu, Batangas Daily Please check

JAM TRANSIT  Terminal : Timog Ave. cor. EDSA, Quezon City, Philippines

FROM TO FREQ ETD Manila Batangas Pier Daily Please check

TRITRAN TRANSIT  Terminal : EDSA, Quezon City, Philippines FROM TO FREQ ETD Manila Batangas City Daily Please check

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