Spacious Seating: Reclining seats with legroom; deluxe buses include blankets and pillows.
Onboard Convenience: Restrooms, charging ports, and free Wi-Fi (select buses).
Safety Features: Regular sanitization, experienced drivers, and 24/7 road assistance.
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Festival-Ready Schedules: Increased trips during the Peñafrancia Festival to accommodate pilgrims.
Scenic Coastal Views: Enjoy vistas of Quezon’s coconut fields and Camarines Sur’s rolling hills.
Eco-Friendly Travel: DLTB’s modern buses reduce carbon footprint compared to air travel.
Buses depart daily from PITX, Buendia, and Cubao. Generally early morning departure from Manila and the evening from Naga City.
| Manila to Naga Schedules | |
|---|---|
| Class | Departure |
| Seater 41 | 16:00 |
| Seater 44 | 16:30 |
| Bus Regular AC | 04:00, 04:30, 10:30, 18:00, 19:00 |
| Bus Lazyboy | 17:00 |
| Naga to Manila Schedules | |
|---|---|
| Class | Departure |
| Seater 41 | 20:00, 20:45, 21:00 |
| Seater 44 | 20:00, 20:45 |
| Bus Regular AC | 19:45, 20:00 |
| Bus Lazyboy | 19:45 |
The City is famed for its deep-rooted spirituality and outdoor thrills. Key highlights include:
Basilica Minore de Peñafrancia: Home to the revered Our Lady of Peñafrancia, central to the annual Peñafrancia Festival (September).
Mount Isarog National Park: Trek through lush trails and spot rare wildlife in this dormant volcano.
Camarines Sur Watersports Complex (CWC): Asia’s premier wakeboarding destination.
Naga City Museum: Dive into Bicol’s history and colonial-era artifacts.
Cultural Immersion: Participate in the Peñafrancia Festival, a vibrant mix of faith and tradition.
Budget-Friendly: Affordable accommodations and eateries cater to all travelers.
Gateway to Bicol: Easy access to Mayon Volcano, CamSur’s beaches, and Sorsogon’s whale sharks.
Festival Visits: Book buses and hotels 3–6 months ahead if traveling during September.
Local Eats: Savor Bicol Express (spicy coconut stew), sinapot (fried bananas), and kinalas (noodle soup).
Weather Prep: Light clothing for tropical climate; pack rain gear November–January.
Day Trips: From Naga, explore the Caramoan Islands (3-hour drive) or Lake Buhi (home to the world’s smallest fish).
Tricycles and jeepneys are available outside the terminal; ride a “Panganiban” jeepney to downtown (₱15–₱20).
Standard 20kg/pax limit; contact DLTB in advance for bulky religious items (e.g., festival banners).
December–February for cooler weather, or April–May for summer watersports.
No, but buses/UV Express vans to Sabang Port (2.5 hours) connect to Caramoan ferries.
Yes, but withdraw cash in the city center for better rates.