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.:AIR:.
With a runway that can comfortably accommodate landings of
the most modern wide-bodied aircrafts. The GSC International Standard
Airport can be reached direct from Manila, Cebu, Ilo-ilo or via
Zamboanga, Cagayan de Oro and Davao through any Mindanao based flights.
Though there are still no direct international flights in the area,
Philippine Airlines and Air
Philippines operate in GenSan, setting links to a wide range
of destinations.
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.:SEA:.
GenSan's Makar Wharf
is considered one of the best in the country.
With a 740-meter docking length and a 19-meter width, the wharf
connects the City to destinations within and outside the Philippines.
Negros Navigation,
WG&A and Sulpicio
Lines provide the route while Indonesian shipping lines contribute their GenSan-Indonesian
route for passenger and cargo traffic.
.:LAND:.
Inbound and around SOCSKSARGEN land travel
is a fast and convenient ride. With more than 400 passenger buses and
jeepneys wielding routes within, to and from the growth region,
getting to your place of destination is a comfort. Tricycles - three
wheeled motorcycles with side-cars, are the City's main mode of land
transportation and has been in the road since the pioneering times.
Air-conditioned taxis and rent-a-cars are also readily available. The
Pan-Philippine Highway links GenSan to other Major cities in Mindanao
and to the rest of the country.
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