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✈️ Getting there

MNLNinoy Aquino International Airport
📍 7 km⏱ 30 min🚕 Taxi🚌 Grab🚌 Bus

The cheapest reliable option is the PITX bus connector or a pre-booked Grab ride (approximately ₱200–400 / €3–7 to Makati or BGC depending on traffic) — avoid unmarked taxis at arrivals and always use the official metered taxi queue or Grab app.

NAIA is a busy, slightly chaotic four-terminal airport that handles the majority of Southeast Asian carriers plus Emirates, Qatar Airways, and KLM direct from Europe — Terminal 3 is the newest and most comfortable, used by Philippine Airlines and some international carriers.

Don't Miss

Hidden gems and local experiences in Manila — beyond the tourist trail.

🏰Intramuros at dawn before the tour groups arrive — walk the old Spanish walls and hire a bamboo bike (₱200/hour) to explore the cobblestone lanes around Fort Santiago while the light is golden and the streets are quiet.
🌅Catch sunset at the CCP Complex (Cultural Center of the Philippines) along Roxas Boulevard — locals gather here every evening, vendors sell fresh buko (coconut) juice, and the Manila Bay sunsets are genuinely world-famous for a reason.
🍜Eat your way through Binondo, the world's oldest Chinatown — head to Batchoy sa Ilalim ng Tulay ('under the bridge') for pork noodle soup that costs under ₱100, then hit Café Mezzanine on Ongpin Street for siopao and hopia pastries.
🏝️Take the 2-hour day trip to Corregidor Island by ferry from the CCP ferry terminal (₱1,500 return including tour) — the WWII ruins, tunnels, and guns are hauntingly well-preserved and almost entirely skipped by foreign tourists.
🛍️Skip the big malls and go to Salcedo Saturday Market in Makati (7am–2pm) — some of the Philippines' best artisan food producers set up here, and it doubles as Manila's best people-watching spot over flat whites and bibingka.

Travel Plans

Suggested itineraries for Manila — tap a plan to see day-by-day details.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to fly to Manila?▾

The best time to visit Manila is November–May (dry season), when you'll find comfortable conditions and a good balance of lively atmosphere without peak crowds.

Do I need a visa to visit Manila?▾

Visa requirements depend on your passport — check your government's travel advice for the latest entry requirements before booking.

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