Do you need a break from all the hurdles of the Metro? Do you want to break away from all the noise of Manila?
If yes, you might want to begin packing your bags and begin your adventure on the highlands of Sagada!
Do you want your Sagada experience to be efficient and memorable? Then, read this article as we provide you a full guide on your next travel to Sagada!
Commuting to Sagada has two ways, you can choose from traveling via direct bus or from Manila to Baguio to Sagada.
If you ought to travel via direct bus, traveling via Coda Lines is your way to go!
Travel via Direct Bus
Via Banaue and Bontoc, Coda Lines Corporation provides a direct route to Manila and Sagada. There are two bus types: Super Deluxe Bus, with CR Onboard and Semi Deluxe, without CR Onboard.
Trips to Sagada are quite long from Manila. So, if you’re wondering if there would be stopovers along the way, the quick answer is yes. This applies to all kinds of buses so fear not, it won’t be a long road ahead. Also, Coda Lines buses’ departures are always at night so you can sleep while the bus is on its way to your dream destination.
However, it is recommended to book your travel with Coda Lines online as they have limited slots for walk-in seats. There are two options to book your trip to Sagada ahead of time. You can go and visit their website, http://www.codalines.ph/ or contact their phone numbers: 09959620430 and 09275592197.
You do not want to have your most memorable trip to be canceled, so it is better to book ahead of time!
Travel via Baguio
Now, our other option to go to Sagada is through Manila to Baguio to Sagada.
As you arrive in Cubao, you can choose which bus liner you’ll ride to Baguio. Many bus liner offers a trip to Baguio, so the choice is yours to make.
When you arrive to Baguio from your terminal, hail a taxi to GL Trans Terminal. It is highly recommendable especially if you are not knowledgeable about the places in Baguio.
GL Trans Terminal consists of various bus companies heading to the highlands of Cordillera, including Sagada.
As you ride your bus to Sagada from Baguio, here are some reminders:
There is no reservation policy, so once again, arrive as early as 5 AM to secure a place on the bus.
So, it is advisable to arrive at the terminal as early as 5 AM. The last trip would be at 1 PM. If you are planning to travel to Sagada from Baguio make sure to arrive at Baguio before 1 PM. It is undeniable that want your travel to Sagada to be memorable, but do not let your memory be filled with bad memories due to hassle.
Lastly, fill yourself with mindfulness. The trip will be around 5 to 6 hours of travel, so it is most likely that you’ll fall asleep. However, don’t sleep deeply or have someone to wake you up because Sagada town proper won’t be the bus’ final stop. If you fail to wake up at the Sagada town proper, it is likely that you’ll wake up in Besau, Mountain Province, which is an hour away from Sagada.
However, do you want to reach Sagada hassle-free? Here’s another option!
Traveling via Travel Now Asia
Traveling with a help of a travel coordinator will make your travel a hundred times better! Especially if it’s your first time traveling to Sagada, it’s highly advisable to take a trip with Travel Now Asia.
Travel Now Asia has a reputation for providing comfortable, hassle-free, and affordable local or international tours to customers! With the help of Travel Now Asia, planning your travel to Sagada will be one less problem for you!
You won’t have to devote all your time to planning for itinerary, looking for places to go to and stay at, researching everything you need to know. It is because they will be the one to do it for you. All you have to do is enjoy and live in the moment while you travel!
Experience Sagada with Travel Now Asia! For more information or inquiries about bookings, schedule, or reservation, you can reach them in these following details:
Website: https://www.travelnowasia.com.ph/
Phone number: 63 (917) 899-1310 / +63 (917) 821-9588
Telephone: (+632) 89847213 / (+632) 75794681
Email: reservations@travelnowasia.com.ph
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/travelnowasia/
Ready to travel to Sagada? Wait, there’s more! Stay tuned as we will give you our recommendations on where to stay, what to eat, and where to go in the beautiful mountains of Sagada! Follow our Sagada trilogy to know more about the majestic Sagada!
