Batangas : Profile
Clearance is possible at Batangas Port. The only fee that appears to be charged is by the special quarantine doctor (500 pesos/person). On arrival at
Batangas for clearance, go first to the Customs house near the ferry port and ask for the port quarantine office which is a short walk from the customs house. From the quarantine office, back to customs and then a short ride by jeepney to the provincial capital building for immigration. Only the skipper need attend but be sure to have copies of all ships paperwork (and an official stamp with the ships name is also helpful).
Punta Fuego Yacht Club Mr Kirk Kalm (manager), Nasugbu, Batangas Tel:+63 43 729 0182, Fax:+63 917 511 1616, VHF Channel 72 marina@puntafuego.com 14deg 07.78N, 120deg 35.39E. Visitors call in advance. Water, power, fuel, bar and restaurant.
Membership club - close to Maya Maya. Check their
policies on visiting yachts
Maya-Maya Yacht Club and Reef Resort Bo.Natipuan,, Nasugbu, Batangas bato@mayamaya.com, or, mmyc@mayamaya.com Actively welcomes visiting boats - many facilities available.
White Cove Resort c/o Banyan Tree Resort, KM 72, Buatalao,, Nasugbu, Batangas Very Close to Maya Maya
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