Vad gör man inte för upplevelsen
Men skämt å sido, seriösa rederier som
http://www.superferry.com.ph lär inte vara så olycksdrabbade.
Manila-Cebu för tre med hytt inkl. mat 3000 PHP
Well, seriöst är ju en definitionsfråga.... Jag är mycket riskbenägen men Garuda samt färjor i Filippinerna och Indonesien undviker jag.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20090907-2239...
Shipping accidents
Here is a list of shipping accidents in the Philippines over the past two decades:
* December 26, 2009: Three people are confirmed dead and at least 22 others are still missing after car ferry MV Baleno-9 sinks after water enters the bow.
* December 24, 2009: Four people are confirmed dead with 23 others still missing as the wooden-hulled Catalyn B with 73 people on board collides with a fishing vessel at the mouth of Manila Bay.
* September 6, 2009: Nine people killed after the Superferry 9 tilts sharply and then sinks near the southern city of Zamboanga.
* May 2009: Wooden-hulled Commander 6 cracks open and sinks just south of Manila, leaving 12 dead.
* December 2008: The ferry Maejan capsizes off the northern Philippines, leaving 30 dead.
* November 2008: Don Dexter Kathleen, small wooden-hulled ferry, capsizes in freak winds off the central island of Masbate, leaving 42 dead.
[B] * June 2008: The Princess of the Stars ferry sails into a typhoon and tips over near the coast of Sibuyan island. Of the 850 on board, only 57 survive.[/B]
* February 2004: Islamist militants firebomb the Superferry 14 near Manila Bay, leaving 116 dead.
* April 2000: The cargo vessel Anahanda, overloaded with passengers, sinks off the southern island of Jolo. About 100 of the estimated 150 people on board die.
* September 1998: The Princess of the Orient ferry sinks off Batangas City south of Manila. About 150 die.
* December 1994: A Singaporean freighter hits the ferry Cebu City in Manila Bay, leaving about 140 dead.
* October 1988: The Dona Marilyn ferry sinks off the central island of Leyte, leaving more than 250 dead.