Misamis Occidental

Misamis Occidental is a pristine wonderland with quintessential offerings that would undoubtedly appeal to nature enthusiasts and relaxation seekers. A visit to the place gives sight to Mother Nature in its unspoiled condition, with virgin rainforests, enticing coral reefs, magnificent waterfalls, thick mangrove forests, easy-to-visit nature reserves, and immaculate beaches. It is here that nature is at its most lush and peaceful. One can surely find their ideal sanctuary in this picturesque part of the region.

Apart from its ecotourism treasures, Misamis Occidental has a rich heritage and unique festivals, not to mention a wide variety of food that would impress every type of traveler.

This corner of the region holds so much history that dates back to the pre-Spanish colonial era of the Philippines and reveals a massive collection of spectacular sites and unforgettable experiences awaiting you and your limitless adventures.

How to get there

✈️ By Air

Labo Airport (Ozamiz Airport) in Ozamiz City is the primary airport serving Misamis Occidental. It is classified as a community airport and operates domestic flights connecting to major cities like Manila and Cebu. The airport is located in Barangay Labo, Ozamiz City, and is approximately 5 kilometers from the city center.

🚌 By Land

Misamis Occidental is well-connected by land to various parts of Mindanao:
From Cagayan de Oro: Buses and vans are available at the Agora Bus Terminal, providing services to Ozamiz City and other towns in Misamis Occidental.

From Iligan: Buses and jeepneys operate routes to Ozamiz City and other municipalities within the province.

From Davao City: Buses are available at the Ecoland Integrated Bus Terminal, offering services to Ozamiz City. The journey typically takes about 10 hours.

🚢 By Sea

Misamis Occidental is accessible by sea through several ports:

Port of Ozamiz: Located in Ozamiz City, this port serves as a major gateway for sea travel. It is managed by the Philippine Ports Authority and handles various domestic shipping routes.

Port of Oroquieta: Situated in Oroquieta City, this port is another entry point to Misamis Occidental. It is managed by the Philippine Ports Authority and serves domestic shipping routes.

Port of Plaridel: Located in Plaridel, this port offers ferry services connecting to other parts of Mindanao. It is managed by the Philippine Ports Authority and serves domestic shipping routes.

Ferry services from Cebu, Tagbilaran (Bohol), and Siquijor are available to the Port of Plaridel. Additionally, 2GO Travel operates ferries connecting Manila to Ozamiz City.