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FROM MANILA TO SAN JOSE - AIR TRAVEL
San Jose, Occidental Mindoro can be reached by air via flights from Manila. Flights from Manila to San Jose are serviced by Cebu Pacific AirLines at least four times a week. San Jose is a municipality located at the southern part of the island that is only served by air commercial flights from Manila. It is being served by an Airport that services regular scheduled flights to Manila by Cebu Pacific which take about 50 minutes.
To book your flights, please click this link:
Cebu Pacific
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(Maps above and below are courtesy from Google, except the red lines)
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FROM BATANGAS - SEA AND LAND TRAVEL
By Sea, the island of Occidental Mindoro can be reached from Batangas thru either Abra de Ilog which is part of the island or thru Calapan, a city of its sister province, Oriental Mindoro. Travel from Batangas takes about two and a half hours to three hours on a Ro-Ro cruise, a 5-hour land travel from Calapan to San Jose, or a 3-5 hour travel from Abra de Ilog to San Jose.
Several Bus Liners have a direct bus route from Manila, Alabang and Pasay to San Jose that includes a roll-on/roll-off ferry that operates between Abra de Ilog and Batangas City (a three-hour trip across the Verde Island Passage).
San Jose is linked to all towns of Occidental Mindoro via a mostly-dusty provincial highway that runs from north to south. Roads in and around San Jose are well-paved on mostly flat terrain. Local bus and jeepney operators ply the route from the northernmost town of Abra de Ilog all the way south to San Jose. From the San Jose Bus Terminal, travelers can ride a jeepney to Magsaysay, the last town of the province of Occidental Mindoro, and further across the mountains to Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro via the newly constructed Roxas-Bulalacao-San Jose Road.
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(Some texts taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Jose,_Occidental_Mindoro.)
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