Pasig River Ferry Service

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Pasig River Ferry Service

Locale	Metro Manila
Waterway	Pasig River
Transit type	Water bus
Owner	SCC Nautical Transport Services Incorporated (2007–2011) Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (2014–present)
Operator	SCC Nautical Transport Services Incorporated (2007–2011) Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (2014–present) and Philippine Coast Guard (2023–present)
Began operation	February 14, 2007
System length	28 km (17.40 mi)
No. of lines	2
No. of vessels	7[citation needed]
No. of terminals	13
Daily ridership	2,000[citation needed]
Website	MMDA Facebook
Route diagram v t e Pasig River Ferry Service Legend Key: Pasig River Ferry Service Other ferry/water taxi services Not part of ferry service Pacific Ocean South China Sea (West Philippine Sea) Mouth of Pasig River — Manila Bay AH 26 (N120) Roxas Bridge Binondo–Intramuros Bridge Estero de Binondo Plaza Mexico Jones Bridge Escolta Estero de la Reina N150 MacArthur Bridge Line 1 Lawton Quinta N170 Quezon Bridge Estero de San Miguel N180 C-1 Ayala Bridge Estero de Balete Estero de Tanque / Isla de Convalecencia Estero de Paco Estero de Santibañez Estero de Sampaloc N140 C-2 Mabini Bridge Estero de Valencia Estero de Pandacan PUP Manila PNR Metro Commuter Line N141 Pandacan Bridge Metro Manila Skyway San Juan River Estero de Pandacan Santa Ana Bangkaan Santa Ana Tulay Pangarap-Abante Footbridge Lambingan Lambingan Bridge Estero de Santa Clara Manila Makati Valenzuela Makati Mandaluyong Makati–Mandaluyong Bridge Tawiran Hulo-Poblacion Hulo Mandaluyong Makati Estrella–Pantaleon Bridge Balisampan Creek AH 26 (N1) C-4 Guadalupe Bridge Guadalupe 35 Taft Avenue North Avenue Santa Monica–Lawton Bridge N11 C-5 C.P. Garcia Bridge Makati Pasig Marikina River Santa Rosa De Lima Bridge Julia Vargas Bridge Kaginhawahan Bridge Sandoval Bridge Maybunga N60 R-5 Rosario Bridge Pasig Quezon City Bridgetowne Parklinks Bridge Eastwood Libis Creek Manggahan Floodway Circulo Verde Bridge Caruncho Bridge Quezon City Marikina Tawiran Santolan-Bagumbayan Diosdado Macapagal Bridge Line 2 N59 R-6 Marcos Bridge Marikina Floating Bridge Riverbanks Napindan Floodgate Kaunlaran Bridge San Joaquin N142 Bambang Bridge Kalawaan Kalawaan Bridge San Agustin Pumping Station San Agustin Creek Ilugin River Ilugin Pumping Station Pinagbuhatan C-6 Napindan Bridge Head of Pasig River — Laguna de Bay

The Pasig River Ferry Service (PRFS) is a public water bus service based in Metro Manila, the Philippines. It is currently the only water-based transportation service in Metro Manila that cruises the length of the Pasig River and Marikina River, passing through the cities of Manila, Makati, Mandaluyong, Pasig, Marikina, and Taguig.

Originally owned and operated by a private company, SCC Nautical Transport Services Incorporated, the service was suspended in February 2011, but was reopened on April 28, 2014, and is currently owned and operated by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, together with the Philippine Coast Guard.^[1] Although the service is commonly referred to as a ferry, it is more akin to a water bus given its multiple stops.