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Cheap Flights Cebu to
San Vicente 🏖️

The only direct link from Cebu to the Philippines' longest white-sand beach. Cebgo seasonal route — October to March. Piso fare alerts, price calendar, and booking tips for Cebuanos.

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1,499
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~1h 50m
direct flight
Oct–Mar
seasonal window
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Direct flight
~1h 50m (ATR 72)
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Airport
San Vicente (SWL)
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Operating season
Oct–Mar (dry season)
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Long Beach
14.7 km — longest in PH
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Cash situation
No ATM in San Vicente
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Best weather
Nov–Apr (dry season)

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About the CEB–San Vicente seasonal route

Cebgo (DG) operates the only direct flights between Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) and San Vicente Airport (SWL) — but only during the dry season, typically October through late March. The route suspends every April when wet season begins and northern Palawan becomes harder to access. Flights are 3x per week on an ATR 72 turboprop. The afternoon departure (~13:30–13:50 from CEB) is the only available flight time.

Outside the operating window, the only way to reach San Vicente from Cebu is by connecting via Manila (MNL) with separate legs, or flying to Puerto Princesa (PPS) and taking a 3.5–4-hour van. Subscribe below and we'll alert you the moment next season's bookings open.

Cebgo (DG) only 3x weekly · ATR 72 ~1h 50m direct Oct–Mar seasonal window Departs ~13:30 CEB
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🗓️ Seasonal route — please read before booking The Cebgo CEB–SWL route only operates October to late March. If you're searching outside this window, no bookable flights currently exist. This is normal — subscribe below and we'll send you the exact date next season's schedule goes live on cebupacificair.com. Don't book a connecting flight via Manila just to reach San Vicente; when the direct route reopens, it's significantly cheaper and faster (1h 50m vs 5–7h total via MNL).

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Best time to fly CEB → San Vicente

Month-by-month fare guide — route operates Oct–Mar only; off-season months shown in purple

Jan
₱1,800–2,800
✈ Peak dry season
Feb
₱1,800–2,800
✈ Peak dry season
Mar
₱1,999–3,200
⚡ Route closing soon
Apr
Route suspended
🚫 Off-season
May
Route suspended
🚫 Off-season
Jun
Route suspended
🚫 Off-season
Jul
Route suspended
🚫 Off-season
Aug
Route suspended
🚫 Off-season
Sep
Route suspended
🚫 Off-season
Oct
₱1,299–1,799
✅ Route reopens!
Nov
₱1,499–2,200
✅ Best fares
Dec
₱2,500–4,500
❌ Christmas surge
💡 Seasonal booking tip: October and November are the best months to fly CEB–SWL — the route has just reopened, demand is lower than December, and Cebgo occasionally offers launch-window seat sales as low as ₱999–₱1,299. December fares spike sharply due to Christmas demand in Palawan. January and February are dry-season peak months with steady ₱1,800–₱2,800 fares. Book 4–6 weeks before travel in peak months; in October–November, 2–3 weeks ahead is usually fine. Purple months = route suspended, no direct flights exist.

When fares spike on CEB → San Vicente

Key events and periods that push Cebgo fares on this seasonal route — always book ahead of these windows

❌ Extreme surge

Christmas & New Year (Dec 20 – Jan 5)

December 20 – January 5
The single highest-demand period on the entire CEB–SWL route. December is when Cebuano families who live in Metro Cebu visit relatives in Palawan, and it's peak foreign tourist season simultaneously. Cebgo fares can hit ₱3,500–₱4,500+ one-way — three times the October rate. With only 3 flights per week and an ATR 72 carrying 78 passengers, seats sell out weeks in advance.
💡 Book 8–10 weeks ahead for December travel. If you miss the booking window, the van from Puerto Princesa (~₱560, 3.5h) becomes your only affordable alternative.
⚠️ High demand

Sinulog Festival Weekend (3rd Sunday of January)

3rd Sunday of January each year
Sinulog's impact on CEB–SWL fares is different from Manila routes. The problem isn't demand TO San Vicente — it's availability FROM Cebu. The Sinulog weekend fills every departing Cebu flight. If you're trying to fly CEB→SWL during Sinulog week, you're competing with the entire Cebu tourism surge for the limited seats on the one Cebgo ATR. Fares jump ₱500–₱1,000 above normal January rates.
💡 Avoid flying from Cebu during Sinulog weekend unless you've booked 6+ weeks ahead. The return trip from SWL→CEB is usually unaffected.
⚡ Moderate surge

Route Launch Window (Late October)

Last week of October annually
When Cebgo announces the season's launch — typically in September or early October — there's a 1–2 week window when piso fare seat sales go live before the general public books up the cheapest dates. At past route launch sales, base fares have dropped to ₱1 one-way for the upcoming October–March season. Bookings at regular fares follow within days. This is the single best opportunity to lock in a cheap CEB–SWL fare each year.
💡 Subscribe to piso-fare.com alerts specifically for this route. The launch announcement typically happens in September and the sale window is 24–72 hours.
❌ Holy Week surge

Holy Week (Semana Santa)

March/April — Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday
Holy Week falls right at the end of the CEB–SWL operating season. The last 2–3 weeks of March see sharply rising demand as Cebuanos head to Palawan beaches for their long weekend. Cebgo fares in the 2–3 weeks before Holy Week run ₱2,500–₱3,500 one-way. After Holy Week (typically April), the route suspends. Book your Holy Week trip 2–3 months ahead — once slots fill on the 3x weekly Cebgo, nothing reopens until October.
💡 Holy Week is the one period when a Manila–Puerto Princesa flight becomes competitive compared to CEB–SWL. If Cebgo is full, check PAL/AirAsia to PPS and van from there.
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October & November Opening Window

October 1 – November 30
Right after the seasonal launch, fares are at their lowest and the crowds in San Vicente are thinner than December–March. The weather is transitioning from wet to dry — November to December is when Long Beach starts looking its best. This is the sweet spot: fares ₱1,299–₱1,799, accommodations are available, and Port Barton island hopping runs on schedule. Fewer Cebuano tourists also means better rates at resorts.
💡 November is arguably the best month for this route — good fares, the beach is already excellent, and you avoid the December–January crowds. Book 2–3 weeks ahead.

Real costs for Cebuano travellers

Here's what ₱5,000 vs ₱15,000 all-in actually gets you in San Vicente for a 3-night long weekend — flight included

🎒 Tipid Traveller (Oct–Nov window)
✈ Flight (one-way, Cebgo season launch)₱999–1,499
🏨 Accommodation (per night, guesthouse)₱500–1,000
🍖 Food per day (karinderya + seafood)₱300–500
🛺 Local transport per day (e-trike)₱100–200
🚤 Activities (Port Barton island hopping)₱1,630/person
3-night trip total (incl. flight) ~₱5,000–8,000
🛋️ Komportable Traveller (Dec–Feb peak)
✈ Flight (one-way, regular peak fare)₱2,500–3,500
🏨 Accommodation (beachfront resort/night)₱2,000–5,000
🍖 Food per day (resort + seafood resto)₱800–1,500
🚗 Local transport (chartered trike)₱400–700
🤿 Activities (private boat tour)₱3,000–5,000
3-night trip total (incl. flight) ~₱12,000–20,000
💡 Budget reality: San Vicente is significantly cheaper than El Nido for the same beach quality — accommodation and food run 40–60% less because the tourism infrastructure hasn't caught up yet. The biggest cost variable is the flight timing. A tipid traveller who books the October–November launch window, stays at a guesthouse in Poblacion, and eats grilled fish from local carenderias near the town proper can do 3 nights for under ₱6,000 total including the flight. Withdraw ₱5,000–₱8,000 cash in Cebu before you go — there are no ATMs in San Vicente.

Things Cebuanos always get wrong about San Vicente

Five mistakes first-time Cebu-to-San-Vicente travellers consistently make

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Arriving without enough cash — there are zero ATMs in San Vicente

This is the single most common problem Cebuano visitors encounter. San Vicente has no ATMs in the town proper, at the airport, or anywhere along Long Beach. GCash and Maya work only at a handful of newer establishments — most resorts, all tricycle drivers, the island hopping boat operators, and the majority of carenderias and market stalls are strictly cash-only. Withdraw at least ₱3,000–₱5,000 per person per day before leaving Mactan-Cebu Airport. The nearest ATMs are in Puerto Princesa, a 3.5-hour van ride away. Running out of cash in San Vicente is a genuine crisis with no quick solution.

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Searching for a Cebu–San Vicente flight in April to September

Cebgo operates this route only from approximately October to late March. If you're on Skyscanner or the Cebu Pacific app between April and September and getting zero results for CEB–SWL, it's not a glitch — the route doesn't exist for half the year. Your options during the off-season are: fly Cebu to Puerto Princesa (CEB–PPS, multiple airlines, year-round, ~1h direct) and take a 3.5-hour van to San Vicente (₱500–₱560/person); or connect via Manila on two separate tickets. Subscribe to piso-fare.com alerts for this route and we'll tell you exactly when next season's bookings open.

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Paying the "airport charter" tricycle rate without knowing the shared rate

At San Vicente Airport, tricycle drivers typically approach arriving passengers and quote ₱250–₱300 to charter the entire vehicle to Long Beach or Poblacion — and many Cebuano visitors just pay it. The shared rate is ₱70–₱75 per person if you wait for the trike to fill up (usually 5–10 minutes at arrival time). For solo travellers or couples, sharing is perfectly fine. For 3–4 people with luggage, chartering at ₱300 is actually fair. The issue is when a solo traveller pays ₱300 for a ₱75 ride. Ask "magkano ang shared?" before agreeing to anything.

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Treating Long Beach as one continuous beach you can walk end to end

Long Beach's "14.7-kilometre" claim is technically 3 separate beaches divided by rocky outcrops: Pinagmangalokan (Long Beach 1), Enarayan (Long Beach 2), and Alimanguan (Long Beach 3). You cannot walk between them — they're separated by rock formations and require a trike ride or motorcycle to move between sections. Cebuano visitors who plan their itinerary thinking they can simply "walk the longest beach in the Philippines" end up wasting hours. Plan which section you want to stay on (Long Beach 1 near the airport is most convenient; Long Beach 3 in Alimanguan is the most undeveloped and farthest).

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Skipping insect repellent — the nikniks (sandflies) on Long Beach are vicious

Nikniks are tiny sandflies that are nearly invisible on the beach. Their bites don't hurt when they happen but cause intensely itchy welts that last 5–10 days. They're worst at dawn and dusk, and wind direction matters — on calm evenings, they're out in force. Seasoned Palawan travellers bring OFF! Lotion or a DEET-based spray specifically for nikniks; regular anti-mosquito products like Katol or Baygon coils don't work on them. Most accommodation in San Vicente does not stock insect repellent. Buy it in Cebu before your flight — you will regret forgetting it.

Airlines flying CEB → San Vicente

Cebgo is the only operator of the CEB–SWL direct route — seasonal Oct–Mar only

✈ Cebgo (PAL Group)
Mactan-Cebu (CEB) → San Vicente (SWL)
Direct~1h 50m3x weeklyOct–Mar onlyATR 72
₱1,299 avg one-way (season launch)
✈ Other airlines (no direct)
CEB → MNL → SWL (connecting, not recommended)
2 stops5–8h totalOff-season only
No other airline operates CEB–SWL direct. Connecting via Manila adds hours and cost.

💡 Cebgo flies an ATR 72 turboprop on this route — 78 seats total. The aircraft is smaller and noisier than a jet, but the flight is only 1h 50m. No meal service; light snacks available. Baggage allowance follows Cebgo/Cebu Pacific rules: 7 kg cabin, check-in baggage sold separately.

San Vicente Palawan travel guide for Cebuanos

Everything you need to know before you fly from CEB to SWL

🛺 Getting from the airport

  • San Vicente Airport (SWL) is ~10–15 minutes from Long Beach and Poblacion
  • Shared tricycle or e-trike: ₱70–75/person (wait for trike to fill)
  • Chartered tricycle (whole vehicle): ₱250–₱300 for 3–4 pax with luggage
  • Long Beach 3 (Alimanguan) is the farthest — expect ₱100+/person shared
  • No taxi app or Grab in San Vicente — tricycle is your only airport transport

🏍️ Getting around San Vicente

  • E-tricycles are common in Poblacion; most charge ₱50–₱100 for short trips
  • Motorbike rental: ₱500/day (excluding fuel) — the best way to explore all 3 Long Beach sections
  • Habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) for rougher roads: negotiate rate per trip
  • Port Barton is 1.5–2 hours from Poblacion by road — rent a motorbike or join a tour
  • No public vans within San Vicente proper; tricycle and motorbike are your options

💰 Cash and connectivity

  • No ATMs in San Vicente — nearest are in Puerto Princesa (3.5h away)
  • Bring ₱5,000–₱10,000 per person in small bills for a 3-night trip
  • GCash/Maya: accepted at a few newer resorts only; don't rely on it
  • Mobile signal: Globe and Smart work in Poblacion; signal drops in remote areas
  • Wi-Fi: available at most resorts but speed is slow — don't expect streaming

🏖️ What to do in San Vicente

  • Long Beach — explore all 3 sections (Pinagmangalokan, Enarayan, Alimanguan) by motorbike
  • Port Barton island hopping — 22 islands, snorkeling, Twin Reef; group tour ~₱1,630/person
  • Bato ni Ningning — cliff viewpoint overlooking Erawan Beach; best at sunrise
  • Bigaho Waterfalls — inland trek, 45 min from Poblacion; ₱500 motorbike hire
  • Boayan Islands — day trip island hopping from San Vicente port; ask at your resort

🏨 Where to stay

  • Poblacion / Long Beach area: budget guesthouses ₱500–₱1,200/night; closest to airport
  • Turublien Long Beach Inn: budget beachfront, Long Beach 1; ₱800–₱1,500/night
  • Mid-range resorts along Long Beach 2: ₱2,000–₱5,000/night with breakfast
  • Port Barton: quieter, backpacker-oriented guesthouses ₱600–₱2,000; 1.5h from SWL airport
  • Book ahead for December–February — limited rooms and they fill up quickly

🍽️ Must-eat in San Vicente

  • Fresh grilled fish (sugba) from local carenderias near Poblacion — ₱120–₱200/plate with rice
  • Kinilaw (seafood ceviche) — Mango Bar & Restaurant along Long Beach Road does it well
  • Buttered shrimps / garlic lapu-lapu — order at Maa's Grill in Poblacion; whole fish ₱350–₱600
  • Paella — Joan's Cou Seen in Port Barton; fresh seafood, worth the trike ride
  • Seafood grillout at Star Apple Canteen (Port Barton) — 3 people ate for under ₱850 including rice

San Vicente trip budget from Cebu

Typical costs for a 3-night San Vicente trip — all amounts in Philippine Peso (PHP)

Item Budget Mid-range Notes
✈ Flight (one-way, Cebgo) ₱999–1,499 ₱1,800–2,800 Oct–Nov launch vs Dec–Jan peak; add checked bag separately
🏨 Hotel (per night) ₱500–1,000 ₱2,000–5,000 Budget guesthouse in Poblacion vs beachfront resort on Long Beach
🍖 Meals (per day) ₱300–500 ₱800–1,500 Carinderya + grilled fish vs restaurant seafood + drinks
🛺 Local transport/day ₱100–200 ₱400–700 Shared trike vs chartered trike or motorbike rental (₱500/day)
🤿 Activities ₱1,630–2,500 ₱3,000–6,000 Group Port Barton island hop (₱1,630/pax) vs private banca tour
💵 Cash contingency ₱1,000–2,000 ₱2,000–3,000 No ATM in San Vicente — always bring extra cash buffer
📊 Total (3 nights) ~₱5,000–8,000 ~₱12,000–20,000 Budget assumes Oct–Nov fares; mid-range assumes Dec–Feb peak.
💡 Budget tip for Cebuanos: San Vicente is 40–60% cheaper than El Nido for comparable beach quality. The catch is cash — bring everything you'll need from Cebu. A couple who catches an October launch fare, stays in a budget guesthouse, and eats at local eateries can genuinely do 3 nights including the round-trip flight for under ₱12,000 combined.

6 tips to get the cheapest CEB→San Vicente flights

A seasonal route with 3 flights per week — timing your booking matters more here than on any other domestic route

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Subscribe for the season launch alert

Cebgo announces the next CEB–SWL season in September or early October. The first 24–72 hours of booking include piso fare seat sales — at past season launches, base fares have hit ₱1 one-way. Subscribe to piso-fare.com and you'll be notified the moment bookings open, before the cheapest seats are gone.

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Book October or November — avoid December

October and November fares on CEB–SWL run ₱1,299–₱1,799 even outside seat sales. December fares jump 60–80% because Palawan is peak tourist season and Cebuano families are travelling for Christmas. The beach in November is just as good as December, and it's 40% cheaper.

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Add checked baggage at booking, not at the airport

Cebgo's base fare includes only 7 kg cabin baggage — the same as Cebu Pacific budget fares. Adding a 20 kg check-in bag at the airport costs ₱600–₱900 more than adding it during online booking. For a 3-night beach trip, you can often get away with 7 kg carry-on and save the fee.

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Tuesday or Thursday departures are cheapest

The Cebgo schedule typically runs Tue/Thu/Sat or Tue/Thu/Sun depending on the season. Saturday and Sunday departures are priciest because of weekend demand. The Tuesday afternoon flight from Cebu is consistently the cheapest slot — and it gets you to San Vicente by 3:30pm with enough time to reach your resort before dark.

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Book your return flight at the same time

CEB–SWL has only 3 flights per week per direction on a 78-seat ATR. The return SWL→CEB seats fill faster than the outbound leg because there are so few options. Book both legs at once. Arriving in San Vicente and discovering no Cebgo seats back to Cebu for your departure date means either extending your stay or taking the 3.5-hour van to Puerto Princesa instead.

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The afternoon departure is your only option — plan accordingly

Cebgo departs Cebu at approximately 13:30–13:50, arriving San Vicente around 15:20–15:40. There's no morning flight. This means you lose half a day of your first day. Smart tipid travellers book a night in a budget hotel near Mactan-Cebu Airport the evening before to catch an early morning activity in Cebu before the early afternoon departure.

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Cebu to San Vicente Palawan flights — what you need to know

Cheap flights from Cebu to San Vicente don't work the way most domestic routes do. This is a seasonal route — Cebgo (DG), the regional subsidiary of Cebu Pacific, is the only airline operating the CEB–SWL direct flight, and it only flies during the Philippine dry season from approximately October to late March. The rest of the year, the route suspends entirely. If you're a Cebuano planning a trip to Long Beach, the single most important thing to know is which months the flights actually operate — and to subscribe for the season launch announcement, because that's when the cheapest fares drop.

The cheapest time to book this route

October and November are where the value is. When Cebgo announces the new season — typically in September — the initial booking window includes seat sales that have pushed base fares as low as ₱1 one-way for the upcoming dry-season period. Even without a sale, October and November fares on CEB–SWL run ₱1,299–₱1,799 all-in. We've tracked this route since its launch and consistently see the biggest fare spikes in December (Christmas demand), late January (Sinulog competition for Cebu departures), and the final weeks of March before the route closes. The safest booking window is 4–6 weeks ahead for peak months, 2–3 weeks for October–November.

What San Vicente actually costs a Cebuano traveller

San Vicente is still in its early tourism phase — which means it's significantly cheaper than El Nido while offering comparable beach quality. The Long Beach strip, at 14.7 kilometres, is the longest white-sand beach in the Philippines. Accommodation in Poblacion starts at ₱500–₱700 per night at budget guesthouses. Grilled seafood from local carenderias runs ₱120–₱250 per meal. The Port Barton island hopping tour — one of the best day trips in northern Palawan — is standardised at ₱1,630 per person for a group tour. A Cebuano traveller who catches an October launch fare can realistically complete a 3-night trip including the round-trip flight for ₱6,000–₱8,000 per person. The catch is cash — there are no ATMs in San Vicente. Withdraw everything you need at Mactan-Cebu Airport before boarding.

Why this route matters for Cebuanos specifically

Before Cebgo launched the CEB–SWL route, a Cebuano who wanted to visit San Vicente had to fly Cebu–Manila, then Manila–Puerto Princesa (or Manila–San Vicente on a now-discontinued carrier), then transfer by van — a half-day journey costing ₱3,000–₱5,000 in fares alone. The Cebgo direct route changed the equation: 1 hour 50 minutes, no connections, and fares that compete directly with multi-hop itineraries. San Vicente is now a genuine long-weekend option from Cebu in a way it simply wasn't before. The route has opened up the lesser-known half of northern Palawan — where Long Beach and Port Barton sit — to Visayas travellers who previously defaulted to Coron or El Nido for their Palawan fix.

How piso-fare.com tracks this route

Because CEB–SWL is a seasonal route with only 3 flights per week, we track it differently from year-round routes like CEB–MNL. We monitor for the annual season launch announcement from Cebgo — historically in September — and we track seat availability and fare changes throughout the October–March operating window. The live deals on this page are sourced via Travelpayouts and reflect current Cebgo fares when the route is active. Between April and September, we show historical pricing for reference, with the current route status clearly noted. Subscribe for the route-specific alert to be notified when next season opens for booking.

Frequently asked questions — CEB to San Vicente flights

Cebgo (DG), the regional turboprop subsidiary of Cebu Pacific, operates the only direct flights from Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) to San Vicente Airport (SWL). The main Cebu Pacific brand (5J, jet aircraft) does not fly this route. Cebgo uses an ATR 72 turboprop with 78 seats. The route is seasonal — approximately October to late March each year — and operates 3 times per week.
If you're searching between April and September, the route is suspended for the wet season and no flights will appear on any booking platform. This is expected — not a technical glitch. The Cebgo CEB–SWL route only operates during the Philippine dry season (approximately October to March). Subscribe to piso-fare.com alerts and we'll email you when next season's bookings open, typically in September.
During the October–November early season window, one-way all-in fares on Cebgo run ₱1,299–₱1,799. At season launch, Cebgo has offered piso fare seat sales with base fares as low as ₱1. December to January (peak dry season and Christmas) sees fares rise to ₱2,000–₱3,500. The highest fares — ₱3,500–₱4,500 — occur in the last 2–3 weeks of March as the route approaches its seasonal close. All prices are one-way and include taxes.
No. As of the latest reports, there are no ATMs in San Vicente town proper or at San Vicente Airport. The nearest ATMs are in Puerto Princesa, approximately 3.5 hours away by van. Withdraw enough cash at Mactan-Cebu Airport or anywhere in Cebu City before boarding your Cebgo flight. GCash and Maya are accepted at a handful of newer resorts but are not reliable for most daily expenses. Bring small denominations — tricycle drivers and market vendors rarely have change for large bills.
Long Beach is a 14.7-kilometre stretch of white sand in San Vicente, Palawan — the longest white-sand beach in the Philippines and the second longest in Southeast Asia. It is divided into three distinct sections by rocky outcrops: Pinagmangalokan Beach (Long Beach 1, closest to the airport), Enarayan Beach (Long Beach 2, middle stretch where Club Agutaya is located), and Alimanguan Beach (Long Beach 3, the farthest and most undeveloped). You cannot walk between the sections — a tricycle or motorbike is needed. The beach is largely undeveloped compared to Boracay or El Nido, which is both its main draw and its main limitation.
During the April–September off-season, the most practical alternative from Cebu is to fly Cebu to Puerto Princesa (CEB–PPS, multiple daily flights year-round, ~₱1,000–₱2,500 one-way on Cebu Pacific/AirAsia/PAL), then take a van from Puerto Princesa (San Jose Terminal) to San Vicente — approximately 3.5–4 hours, ₱560–₱600 per person. The Cebu Pacific/PAL/AirAsia CEB–PPS routes are separate from the Cebgo CEB–SWL seasonal flight. Connecting via Manila is generally not recommended — it adds 3–4 hours and significantly higher total fares.
Yes, when the route is active. All prices are sourced from Travelpayouts based on real flight searches and are refreshed during the October–March operating season. During the off-season, sample historical fares are shown for reference with a clear notice. Always click through to confirm the current fare on the booking page before paying — prices change constantly, especially around seat sale announcements. piso-fare.com earns a small commission when you book through our links, which never affects the price you pay.