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Saturday, March 22, 2008

Commuting to Manila South Harbor

The main international harbor of the Philippines. Ships and ferries from different countries such as Malaysia. The Harbor has odd numbered ports and also has ferries to certain parts of the Philippines (Coron, Zamboanga, etc.)

Manila South Harbor
Manila South Harbor
(Photo taken from: http://www.greatmirror.com/)

Fast Facts:

Nearest Train Station: LRT1-Carriedo; LRT1-Central
Jeepney Routes: Quiapo-Pier; Mabini-Pier

Commuting Routes:

From Caloocan:

  1. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo.
  2. Ride a jeep to Pier.

From Las Pinas:

  1. From Alabang-Zapote Road, ride a jeep to Manuela Metropolis Alabang (Metropolis Mall).
  2. From Manuela Metropolis Alabang (Metropolis Mall), ride a bus to Lawton via Taft Ave.
  3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at UN Avenue.
  4. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo.
  5. Ride a jeep to Pier.

From Makati/Mandaluyong/Pasig:

  1. Take the MRT to Taft terminal station.
  2. Walk through the connecting foot bridge towards LRT1-EDSA station.
  3. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo.
  4. Ride a jeep to Pier.

From Manila:

  1. From Quiapo or Mabini, ride a jeep to Pier.

From Muntinlupa:

  1. From Manuela Metropolis Alabang (Metropolis Mall), ride a bus to Lawton via Taft Ave.
  2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at UN Avenue.
  3. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo.
  4. Ride a jeep to Pier.

From Paranaque/Pasay:

  1. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo or ride a jeep to Quiapo.
  2. Ride a jeep to Pier.

From Quezon City:

  1. Take the LRT2 to Recto terminal station.
  2. Walk through the connecting foot bridge towards LRT1-Doroteo Jose station.
  3. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo.
  4. Ride a jeep to Pier.

From Taguig:

  1. From the Fort Open Field, Market! Market!, or Net2, ride the Fort bus/shuttle to Ayala.
  2. Take the MRT to Taft terminal station.
  3. Walk through the connecting foot bridge towards LRT1-EDSA station.
  4. Take the LRT1 to Carriedo.
  5. Ride a jeep to Pier.
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