Shiphaus Bohol: A Cruise Ship Museum

Have you ever wondered about how a cruise ship looks like? Or have you ever dreamed of going on a cruise ship? How about visiting Shiphaus in Bohol?

About Shiphaus Bohol

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Shiphaus is owned by a successful mariner, Capt. Gaudencio Dumapias located in Poblacion Norte, Batuan, Bohol. Some of us can’t afford to go on a cruise ship for vacation due to the fact that it costs an arm and a leg. Even I, myself, have been dreaming of going on a cruise ship and always wanted to know what it feels like to be there.

Fortunately, while I was traveling around Bohol; I discovered this attractive house that is designed by the ship. At first, I didn’t have any idea about it until my tour guide told me so. In fact, this wasn’t even included in my itinerary. But when I accidentally saw this ship-house like, it really caught my attention so I decided to drop by here.

It’s impossible for you not to see this ship vessel-house like because the exterior itself is undeniably attractive. If you are on your way to Tarsier Sanctuary; you’ll see it on your left. But if you are going to Chocolate Hills, it’s on your right. As you enter the place, you will be amazed by how attractive it is. The staff will approach you as soon as they see you. They are all dressed as a mariner. One of the staff will ask you to wear a uniform. Aside from that, she/he will tour you around the entire place and take pictures of you. All of them are actually nice. I also like how they take good pictures of you.

From the entrance, you’ll see a set of marine uniform on your left. The Shiphaus Bohol consists of three floors.

Things to see inside

First Floor

Boarding Ticket
( This is where you can wear seaman’s uniform)

Rostrum

Steering Wheel

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Ship’s Bar

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Introducing your Captain on Board

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Mess Hall

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Galley

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Chief Cook’s Cabin

Captain’s Cabin ( Open for check-in )

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Second Floor

Captain’s Article

Cabins for check-in

Captain’s collections

Gangway

Pilot’s Cabin

Simulator

Front deck ( International Code Flags )

Mooring Line

Third Floor

View deck

The third floor serves as the roof deck.

Imagine, you are traveling on a luxurious cruise ship like this while wandering and appreciating the beauty of the vast ocean. There are some musical instruments being displayed in the area. As you arrive here, the staff will give you coffee or some refreshment for free.

That’s already included in your PHP 50 entrance fee. Isn’t it cool?

I really love everything about this place. There’s nothing much more to see here but it seems to be very interesting and you’ll get an idea of what is like inside a shipping vessel. In addition to that, you can be a seafarer for a day! The fact that it is affordable and not that difficult to find in Bohol, why not visit here? This is a perfect spot for your Instagram feed!

Location

Poblacion Norte, Batuan, Bohol

Operating Hours

8 AM – 6 PM

Entrance Fee

PHP 50

Contact

Facebook: Shiphaus Bohol

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Ara Patria

A travel blogger in the Philippines, Ara Patria (The Adventuress) pursues her passion and love for traveling. She’s been blogging for years, where she writes about her own travel experiences and promotes the wonders of the Philippines. Not only does she promote the beauty of her country, but she also focuses on promoting sustainable tourism. She dreams to travel the world and inspire other people through her own written works and captured moments with her camera.

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