Lapulapu Shipping Lines releases temporary sailing schedules for April 14-30, 2026
Written by: Elmer Balbin Jr.
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Lapulapu Shipping Lines Corporation (LSLC) has released its temporary sailing schedules for the period of April 14 to April 30, 2026. The advisory aims to guide passengers traveling between Cebu and the provinces of Leyte and Bohol during the latter half of the month.
Updated Service Itinerary
The shipping line will maintain specific weekly departures for its major routes connecting Cebu City to Baybay and Talibon. Below is the temporary schedule for the specified dates:
| Route | Departure Time | Operating Days |
|---|---|---|
| Cebu to Baybay, Leyte | 8:00 PM | Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday |
| Baybay, Leyte to Cebu | 8:00 PM | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
| Cebu to Talibon, Bohol | 9:00 PM | Monday, Friday |
| Talibon, Bohol to Cebu | 9:00 PM | Tuesday, Sunday |
Booking and Ticketing Channels
Passengers are encouraged to book their passage in advance through several authorized outlets to ensure seat availability. Tickets can be purchased at the following locations:
- Main Office: 872 M.J. Cuenco Ave., Lorega, Cebu City (beside Sharp Service Center)
- Pier 3 Ticketing Outlet: V. Sotto Street, Brgy. Tinago (beside Julie’s Bakeshop)
- Online: Available via the Barkota official website
For cargo bookings, the shipping line requires clients to proceed directly to the Main Office for coordination and processing.
Customer Support and Inquiries
For additional information or schedule clarifications, the public may contact Lapulapu Shipping Lines via their mobile number at 0909-189-7083 or through landline at 232-8864 and 232-8865. Inquiries may also be sent through their official Facebook page.
Source: Facebook
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