Web alarm clock for 1:33 a.m.
You finish packing your things at 1:33 am and head out for the pier, ready to catch the first boat. Setting the alarm for this exact time keeps departure separate from the last checks, so you are not still searching for keys when you meant to leave. By 2:00 am, you can already be on the road while the streets are quiet.
Your early-boat alarm deserves a quick test before you rely on it. Set a temporary signal for a minute ahead, keep the sound level where you will hear it, and wait for it to play. Then return the setting to 1:33 am. If you close this alarm page or let your phone sleep, the alarm may not sound and your trip to the pier could start late, so leave the page active and the phone awake.
A departure in the middle of the night is easier when your final snack is simple and already prepared. Before 1:33 am, have water and something familiar such as pandesal or a banana, rather than sitting down to a heavy meal as you are about to leave. Pack a sealed bottle for the ride, and save coffee or a fuller breakfast for somewhere you can drink or eat without delaying the boat.