How to Get from Baguio to Cavite
Travel from Baguio to Cavite by private transfer or by Victory Liner bus to Pasay and a local bus from PITX, with times and approximate prices.
Last updated: November 12, 2026
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The road from Baguio to Cavite crosses the whole length of Luzon: the pine-scented Cordillera, the central plains and the sprawl of Metro Manila before you reach the southern coast. Cavite is a province of historic towns such as Bacoor and Imus, and Tagaytay's cool ridges.
Baguio to Cavite by Private Transfer
A private transfer is the simplest way. It goes from your hotel in Baguio straight to your address in Cavite and spares you the bus terminals of Metro Manila, which are hard going with heavy luggage. On booking platforms, prices start at about $219 and go up to about $245 depending on the vehicle size (November 2026). The drive takes from about 4 hours, longer when traffic builds up around Manila.[1] You can ask for toilet and snack stops on the expressways.
Minivans suit couples and small families, while larger vans bring the cost per person down for larger groups.
Baguio to Cavite by Bus and Local Connection
There is no bus all the way from Baguio to the heart of Cavite, so you travel in two legs. Victory Liner runs from Baguio's Gov Pack Road Terminal to Pasay 6 times a day, at 01:10, 08:10, 11:10, 12:10, 18:10 and 20:10. That leg takes 5 to 6 hours.[2] From there, go to PITX, where Cavite buses leave from Gate 1 (Trece Martires, Dasmariñas, GMA) and Gate 6 (Ternate, Naic, Cavite City).[3]
Comparing Your Options
| Mode | Price | Duration |
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| Private transfer | About $219 to $245[1] | From about 4h[1] |
| Bus to Pasay, then local bus from PITX | Pay per leg | Baguio to Pasay 5 to 6 hours[2] |
Tips for Traveling from Baguio to Cavite
- Book early: Baguio is busy at weekends and on holidays, and seats go quickly.
- Dress in layers: The bus air conditioning is freezing, but the lowlands are hot.
- Avoid the rush hours: If you take the bus to Manila first, try not to arrive in the morning or evening rush; Metro Manila traffic can add hours.
- Use PITX: The terminal has clear signs and buses to the main Cavite towns.
- Consider a night bus: A late departure from Baguio gets you to Manila early in the morning, ready for the last leg.
Timetable
| Bus Baguio - Manila $ 13.09–30.53 5h – 6h 55m | |
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| Taxi Baguio - Manila $ 233.06–291.32 4h | |
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| Bus Baguio - Pasay $ 22.77 6h 27m | |
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| Taxi Baguio - Cavite $ 217.71–243.43 4h | |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use the booking tool on this page to compare the transport options currently available from Baguio to Cavite, including current prices and schedules.
Take the bus to Pasay, then a local bus from PITX to Cavite. A private transfer is more convenient and costs more.
A direct private transfer, from about 4 hours, because it avoids terminal changes.
A private transfer takes from about 4 hours. By bus, the first leg to Pasay alone takes 5 to 6 hours, plus the local ride from PITX.
No. Take a bus to Pasay and change to a Cavite-bound bus at PITX.
Gate 1 serves Trece Martires, Dasmariñas and GMA. Gate 6 serves Ternate, Naic and Cavite City.
Victory Liner leaves Gov Pack Road 6 times a day.
Sources and background
Numbers in the text such as [1] refer to these sources.
- [1] 12Go: 12Go Timetable: Baguio - Cavite. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
- [2] Victory Liner: Victory Liner Bus Schedules - Departure Times & Routes. Retrieved November 12, 2026.
- [3] Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX): Transport: routes, gates and ticket booths. Retrieved October 31, 2026.
Guide prices and journey times are indicative, not live quotes. A booked package may include transfers and waiting time as well as the main journey. Check the selected offer, pickup point and current conditions before booking.