settings
Book bus, ferry, private transfer or flight from and to
Manila
- Book online with local operators
- We're here for you 24/7
- Stories by travelers, for travelers
Stories by travelers, for travelers
A street food-lover`s guide to Manila
Not sure how to fulfill your street food cravings in Manila? Find and taste some of the best street snacks using our curated list of favorites in this city.
Read more
Getting from Manila to Banaue: A traveler review
There are several different ways to get from Manila to Banaue, but only a few direct options. This is the best way to get there.
Read more
5 day trips from Manila to escape the city
Stuck in Manila & don’t know what to do? Escape the city on a day trip to these exciting destinations near Manila. Nature, culture, adventure – this list has it all!
Read moreStations in Manila
Manila at a glance
High season
Place you can't miss
Local currency
Good to know
Your questions, our answers
Coda Lines | Ohayami Trans | Flyeast | Partas Transportation Company | Anis Transport | JAM Liner | JAC Liner | Pangasinan Solid North Transit | Air-Swift | Cisco | Skyjet | 2GO Travel | Bicol Isarog | Penafrancia Tours and Travel Transport | Dagupan Bus Co. |
It's frequently not working, intermittent or very slow, especially in the provinces (Palawan being the poster child for dysfunctional wi-fi). That huge caveat aside, most hotels, cafes and restaurants in touristy areas and provincical centres provide free wi-fi. For smartphone users, local SIM cards with data (4G) are easy to purchase, and data is cheap at less than P50 per day. You can still find internet cafes in most decent-sized cities. Business hotels and an increasing number of boutique hotels and hostels have computers for guests to use. Most travellers also surf the net using 3G or 4G mobile phone connections.
New Year's Day Chinese New Year Bataan Day Maundy Thursday Good Friday Labour Day Eid al-Fitr Philippines Independence Day Eid al-Adha National Heroes' Day
500.00 ₱
Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra Angola Argentina Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Belarus Belgium Belize Bhutan Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Canada Central African Republic Chad Chile China Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Eswatini Finland France Germany Ghana Greece Grenada Guatemala Guyana Honduras Hungary Iceland Iraq Ireland Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kiribati North Korea South Korea Kuwait Latvia Lebanon Liberia Libya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Mali Malta Mexico Moldova Monaco Montenegro Namibia Nauru Netherlands New Zealand Niger Nigeria North Macedonia Norway Oman Panama Paraguay Poland Portugal Romania Russia San Marino Saudi Arabia Serbia Sierra Leone Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands South Africa South Sudan Spain Sudan Sweden Switzerland Syria Tonga Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Uruguay Vatican City Venezuela Yemen
Voltage: 220 V Socket type: A, B and C
Yes
20.00 ₱
Yes