Cruising cross-country - Day Four: Relaxing in Cebu

The Cebu Ferries ship reached Cebu City by 6:20

a.m. but we drove the Revo out only at 9:10 a.m.

The loading crew had guided the Revo deep into

the cargo space, blocking our way with countless

empty containers. We boarded the Revo about an

hour after the ship docked, thinking the process

of driving out would be as efficient and fast as the

Matnog ferry.

Day 4 was a rest day. After three days of driving, we

chose to relax in Cebu City (we could have driven to

Bais City in Negros Occidental).

Meanwhile, the three of us felt a little lost. The

Toyota Revo, which had become our “home” for three

days, left us in Cebu City. As coordinated by Ariel de

Jesus from Toyota Motors Philippines, and

implemented in Cebu City by Dodo Cuenco from the

Toyota Cebu dealership, the Revo boarded a ferry to

Iloilo City.

We could not take it with us to Negros island because

a roll-on-roll-off ferry service from Bacolod to Iloilo

happens only once a week.

The next day, we boarded a SuperCat Ferry that took

us to Dumaguete in Negros Oriental. Negros would be

our fifth island in this Cruising Cross Country.