 | The jeepney is a conventional form of public transport. It is a
remodeled US military jeep extended to accommodate 18
passengers including the driver. Getting around Cebu on jeepneys is puzzling especially for first
time visitors but its worth the adventure. Their routes are indicated on the sides of the jeepneys and the fare ranges from P2.50 or more depending on destination. Buy Now
|  | The easiest way to get around Cebu Island is by taxi, and most
taxis that you’ll come across here are metered. Typically, metered
trips are not costly, but drivers may try to charge you more once
they know you’re a tourist. If this occurs,you’re likely to pay
double what you’d otherwise pay. If you don’t succeed in getting
the driver to switch on the meter, it’s a good idea to look for
another taxi. You’ll find that most drivers don’t carry change, so carrying
currency in small denominations is helpful. For a pleasant driver providing good service, a small tip is appreciated. Buy Now
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Bus service is also available, but the coverage is limited to themain north-south route and they can be difficult for tourists to use.
You should avoid using these private cars if possible as they tend to charge anywhere from five to 10 times the normal fare. Also known
as hotel taxis, they are usually owned by the hotel, and are a
means for the hotel to increase its income. Be aware that these
taxis also wait around the airport looking for unsuspecting tourists
to pay their inflated fares.
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|  | Tricycles are actually not the same things that you think back when you were a kid. I'm talking about one of Cebu's transportations into its suburban areas, especially in the provinces which are yet to be developed full-time. Anyway, the Cebuano tricycle is actually a motorcycle installed with a side-car on its right side. It is designed to carry its capacity of passengers from a certain destination then board the jeepneys afterward. Its installation of its side-car on the right side is distinctive enough to become one of Asia's unique ways of transportation, in line with Thailand's tuk-tuk and Indonesia's becak. Buy Now
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