Ferries and weather today
Is my boat likely to sail? Check the wind forecast for every crossing Ann books, any tropical storm near the Philippines, and Ann's own travel advisories, all on one page.
- 12 crossings the wind for the next 24 hours
- Typhoon watch active storms near the Philippines
- Ann's advisories suspensions and port changes
- Every 30 minutes updated automatically
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Indicative only, based on the next 24 hours of wind forecasts. The Philippine Coast Guard and ferry operators make the final call.
Official updates
If your ferry is cancelled
- Stay calm. Cancellations are for your safety.
- Check the operator's page and listen for port announcements.
- Check your sailing with the operator on the day you travel.
- Booked with Ann? Weather cancellations are refunded for that part of your trip. Contact Ann for the options.
- Avoid crossing on the same day as an international flight.
Common questions
Are ferries running today?
Check the crossing cards on this page for today's wind forecast, and the official PAGASA and Philippine Coast Guard updates. Always check with your ferry operator on the day of travel.
Why are ferries cancelled?
The Philippine Coast Guard and ferry operators suspend sailings in rough seas, gale warnings and when tropical cyclone wind signals are raised. Small boats stop first; larger RORO ferries often keep running longer.
What happens to my booking if the ferry is cancelled?
If you booked with Ann and the ferry is cancelled because of bad weather, you get a refund for that part of the trip, and you can contact Ann for the options.
When is typhoon season?
Storms can come at any time, but they're most common from roughly June to November. Leave a buffer day before international flights.
✔ Last checked 14 October 2026