Getting There: Davao City is 1,545 km. from Manila. Considered the premier gateway to the south, Davao is serviced by an international airport. Philippine Airlines flies twice daily to Davao from the Philippine capital (one hour and 35 minutes away) and from Cebu (55 minutes away). There are also flights from Zamboanga (daily; one hour and 20 minutes) and cagayan de Oro (Four times a week - MWth. Sat - 35 minutes). From Manado, Indonesia, Bouraq Indonesia Airlines flies to Davao twice weekly and Hongkong to Davao via Cebu and vice versa also twice weekly. major shipping lines service the Davao area from Manila and nearby southern points. Getting Around: The bright coloured jeepneys are popular in Davao. They provide an easy way to go around the city. Pedicabs or tricycles (motorcycles with sidecars) are often used outside the main city streets. There are taxis servicing the city and environs. Bus companies ply the routes from Davao City to other municipalities of the province. Car Rental services are available. Parent Page - Geography and Topography - Location Map - Getting There The People - Arts and Culture - Shopping - Sightseeing - Recreation Food, Bars and Dining - Language and Dialect - Cultural Tourist Attractions Historical Tourist Attractions - Religious Tourist Attractions - Major Industries Man-made Tourist Attractions - Miscellaneous - Fiestas and Festivals Special Interests - Place to Stay - Communications and Networking References, Links and Resources - Pinoy Showcase Search Directory While we strive to make the information accurate as possible. We are not responsible for any mistake of materials, typographical error or any other kind. All Rights Reserved - 2002-2006 ® Davao Guide & Reference, Davao Islands Philippines