Bohol has been one of the famous provinces in the Visayas. There's Cebu of course and some white-sand beaches like Boracay, Kalanggaman Island, Virgin Island to name a few but if you wish to experience a new and fresh environment, Bohol is one of the most recommended. When it comes to travel, one of the most asked questions is how to get there? Like, how to get to Bohol from Cebu? Is it safe? How fast it will be? Some questions that most of the time only Shipping Lines could answer. I personally commend this high-end Ferry that can actually save you from your worries. Yes, I'm talking about FastCat - very safe, very fast and very convenient FastCat.

FastCat by FaceCebu

FastCat by FaceCebu

A day trip to Bohol may sound outrageous, but we did it! Left Cebu at 7:30am yesterday and got back at midnight, thanks to FastCat's FerrySafe, FerryFast, and FerryConvenient service. Here we are pictured genuinely having a good time while doing a "buwis-buhay" shot at the Bilar Man-made Forest. Thanks for having the Cebu Bloggers Society. Learn morr about how FastCat links adventures all over the Philippines soon on our blogs. #CBSForever #LikeNeverBefore #ILoveFastCat

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If you're reading this, you might think this is a paid post but nope! This is not! I've been to Bohol for many times already. In fact, I just came from that beautiful island last two weeks ago while visiting Amorita Resort and Momo Beach House. I used to get tickets from OceanJet. But did you know that there's the nearest port from Cebu City in Bohol? Yes, I'm talking about Tubigon Tourism Port. Luckily, Tubigon Port got the privilege of having Fast Cat in their territory. Why? Why FastCat? Here are some good reasons for you:

1. Fast Cat is the Philippines' first and only Catamaran Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) ferry. Catamaran means a boat with twin hulls in parallel. FastCat has double-hull Catamarans which make the ship more stable and are made to suit the Philippine Waters.

FastCat Ferry by FaceCebu

2. Its priorities are (1) Safety, (2) Safety and (3) Safety. FastCat is a safe and state-of-the-art RoRo vessel. It's also the only vessel that caters to the needs of the disabled with storage for wheel chair and designated elevators. You heard it right, they got elevators!

FastCat Ferry by FaceCebu

3. It is very fast, very safe and very convenient. Yes, if you used to travel from Cebu to Bohol in two hours then you should try a 1 and half hours of travel with FastCat. It also has 10 watertight compartments and no ballasts, making it safer, lighter and faster than the average RoRo. It runs at an average speed of 16.5 knots, powered by four internationally-classed and ABS-certified Yanmar engines. In comparison, most RoRo vessels only possess one.

FaceCebu Blogger with his "free legs" very comfortable in Business Class

CBS Bloggers enjoying some foods and boozes in the Snacks Bar

4. FastCat was designed by Sea Transport Solutions of Australia, the leading designer of mid-speed catamaran vessels in the world. It is specifically designed to suit the weather and sea conditions in the Philippines.

FaceCebu Blogger in the Captain's Deck!

Bloggers Tour in the second floor of FastCat

5. Regular training to the crew and staff is being observed. Regular training is undertaken to keep abreast with the latest technology, information, and international best practices to ensure the safety of passengers at all times.

I love the style and design of this ferry

About FastCat

Address: 6th Floor, UNIOIL Center Building, Commerce Avenue Corner Acacia Avenue, Madrigal Business Park, Brgy. Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa City
Tel: (632) 842 9341-42
Website: Fastcat.com.ph
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Schedules: See this complete list of FastCat schedules!

Now, let's talk about our Trip last Thursday. With FastCat's mission to connect the Country's islands and neighboring countries by providing safe, fast and convenient ferry transport system, it also aims to promote the country's diverse culture and tourist attractions. So, let me give you some hints and teasers of what Bohol can offer to our Tourism industry.

We visited Tubigon Loom-Weaving Multi Purpose Cooperative

Tubigon Loom-Weaving Multi Purpose Cooperative in Tubigon Bohol

Tubigon Loom-Weaving Multi Purpose Cooperative in Tubigon Bohol

Tubigon Loom-Weaving Multi Purpose Cooperative in Tubigon Bohol

Tubigon Loom-Weaving Multi Purpose Cooperative in Tubigon Bohol

Then, we experienced that hanging bridge in Chocolate Hills Adventure Park.

Chocolate Hills Adventure Park

Chocolate Hills Adventure Park

Then we went to top, to witness the beautiful Chocolate Hills of Bohol!

Timex Watch in Chocolate Hills

JugsAndPugs Blogger, Naomi Bersales at the top of the Chocolate Hills Viewing Deck. Amazing Bokeh shot by HuaweiP9

Then, we dropped by at the famous Man-made Forest of Bohol!

Aside from white-sand beaches in Panglao, Bohol got Chocolate Hills and of course, the "Buhis-buhay" shot at Man-Made Forest. Thanks FastCat for a safe, fast and Convenient transfer. 😘 😘 😘 . . . . . . #FaceCebuTravels #ilovefastcat #chocolatehills #Bohol #WhenInBohol #SiBohol #lonelyplanet #huaweip9ph #huaweip9 #leica #oo #forumsession #thai#pinoyhunk #pinoyhottie #asianhunk #island #boholisland #panglao #panglaoisland #LikeNeverBefore #Follow4Follow #victorsguild #grammersph #grammerph #igers#lifeofadventure#asianguy

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Man-made Forest of Bohol

Of course, the Tour won't be complete without a visit to the Museum.

Bohol National Museum

And ended the tour with a sumptuous dinner at Gerarda's and an ice cream dessert of Bee's Farm!

Gerard's Restaurant

Bohol Bee Farm's The Buzz Ice Cream

Of course, you cannot experience those if you won't take FastCat transport system. Check their website and call them for inquiries. But for now, here's a compiled video of Video Blogger, Christian Layese.