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With this skip-the-line ticket, you'll get an opportunity to visit Fort Santiago, one of the oldest fortifications in Manila. Built by the Spanish, this 16th-century fort offers a glimpse into the country's past. During the tour, you'll learn about the fort's history, along with stories of World War II and the Filipinos' fight for independence.

This tour will showcase the highlights of the old city as you zip through the streets on your two-wheeled Electric Chariot. You’ll be accompanied by your guide as you ride through the historic centre for up to an hour. You can choose where you visit, with the opportunity to discover landmarks such as Manila Cathedral, San Augustin Church and Fort Santiago, as well as visiting Casa Manila and Plazuela de Santa Isabel.

You will cycle around the historic walled city of Manila on a bamboo Bambike, exploring Intramuros with a local guide. The guided ride goes through eight to ten major historical and cultural sites inside Intramuros, giving you a clear sense of the area’s history and character as you move through its streets. The tour is kept small and intimate, typically with around 5–15 people, so the pace stays relaxed and the guide can offer focused attention. Along the way you may choose from a variety of distinctive Bambike designs, including the signature Ligtasin Cove beach cruiser and Victoria City bikes, as well as other models. The bamboo frames and small group size make the experience informal and personal while you see and learn about key sites within the walled city.

In the heart of Intramuros, the historic walled city of Manila, you will cycle through colonial streets and plazas on a bamboo Bambike. A local guide will lead a small group of around 5–15 people through six to eight major historical and cultural sites inside Intramuros, so you can take in the architecture, fortifications and atmosphere at a relaxed pace. Along the way, the guide will point out key stories and context that bring the neighbourhood’s past to life. You can choose from a range of Bambike models, including the signature Ligtasin Cove beach cruiser and Victoria City bikes, as well as other designs. The experience focuses on the feel of riding a bamboo bike while exploring the streets and corners of Manila’s walled city, making it easy to move between sights and pause for photos or to listen to your guide’s commentary.

An evening in Manila that brings together skyline rooftop views, the vibrant street energy of Poblacion, and a mix of bars, live DJs and high-energy clubs. As you move between venues, a bilingual tour guide will lead the group and point out the different atmospheres — from sleek rooftop bars with city vistas to lively local streets and big-club settings. The experience includes free shots and other exclusive perks, and there will be no cover at select venues, where available. The tour is designed to be safe, stylish and social, and you must be 21+ to guarantee entry at all venues. Smart casual attire is required; no flip‑flops, sportswear or ripped clothing will be allowed. Group size and composition will vary, and you may find yourself in a mixed-age group or even be the only guest on a given night. The planned route may change due to venue availability.

With a ticket to PLAY at Okada Manila, children from different age ranges can explore an exciting activity centre for two hours. Inside the multi-functional venue, you'll find eight purpose-built play areas with different themes, tasks, games and more. Children can participate in interactive video games, sporting challenges and immersive role-playing, and there's even a two-level playground and maze for toddlers. After playtime, you can end your visit with a bite to eat from the snack bar or browse the kids' gift shop.

This ticket provides you with access to Art in Island: 3D Interactive Art Gallery – one of the largest interactive art galleries in Asia. You'll have the chance to explore 12 different zones, each filled with different paintings and immersive exhibitions. Here, you'll be able to take photographs ahead of Photo Point stickers, before enjoying traditional Korean finger food and desserts at the house cafe. The gallery also boasts a souvenir shop, where you can purchase arty gifts, handmade products and prints by some of the artists on show.

You will see Mount Pinatubo, the ever‑active and famous volcano located north of Metro Manila, known locally as the Philippines’ “Beautiful Disaster” after a popular film. The experience centres on viewing this striking natural landmark and understanding the reason for its reputation. As you take in the volcano and its surrounding landscape, you will note the features that have made Pinatubo notable and culturally significant. Along the way you may hear about the film that popularised the nickname and about the volcano’s status as an ever‑active peak. The description stays focused on the sight and story of Mount Pinatubo itself, giving you a chance to form your own impression of this well‑known Philippine landmark.

If you find yourself in Metro Manila and want to experience the city beyond its bustle, this tour offers an authentic snapshot of Manila street food as locals know it. The atmosphere is lively and gritty rather than polished: loud, warm and full of sizzling aromas. A local guide will lead the way and share insights into the role of street food in everyday Filipino life. You’ll dive into a hands-on introduction to Philippine street food, sampling skewered barbecue, deep-fried snacks, hearty stews and soups, and sweet Filipino desserts as you move through busy streets and market corners. Along the way, your guide will explain flavours, ingredients and eating customs, and you may spot vendors working at makeshift stalls or cooking over open grills. If you’re lucky, a tricycle may be your ride and the smoky scent of grilled pork your guide through the neighbourhood. An open mind and an empty stomach will help you get the most from this lively, unfiltered taste of Manila.

Cycling on a bamboo bike, you will explore the historic walled city of Manila as the guided tour moves through Intramuros. Along the way you will pass eight to ten major historical and cultural sites inside the walls, learning about the area’s past and architectural highlights as your guide points out key stories and landmarks. The pace is relaxed so you can take in the streets, plazas and colonial-era atmosphere. You will ride one of a variety of Bambike designs and may choose from options including the signature Ligtasin Cove beach cruiser and Victoria City bikes among other Bambike models. Tours run in small, intimate groups of around five to fifteen people and include complimentary drinks. The experience concludes with an enchanting 360-degree view of the sunset, offering a memorable perspective on Intramuros and the surrounding city.

This sightseeing experience combines the colourful energy of Manila with the cooler, greener atmosphere of Tagaytay, giving you a broad overview of both city life and nearby nature. As you move through Manila’s varied neighbourhoods you'll get a sense of the city's character and landmarks, then travel to Tagaytay to enjoy its relaxed setting and scenic viewpoints. Along the way you'll explore the highlights that make these places distinct: Manila’s vibrant streets and Tagaytay’s nature-focused outlook. On a good day in Tagaytay you may also see the Taal Volcano across the lake, an iconic sight that adds dramatic contrast to the landscape. The trip covers a lot of ground, so it works well if you have only a short stay but still want to see what the area offers. The experience includes free hotel pick-up and drop-off from Makati, Taguig, Ermita (Manila), Malate (Manila) and Pasay; additional charges will apply outside these areas.

This private and exclusive tour from Manila begins with hotel pickup and a drive up to Tagaytay. You will stop at Tagaytay Picnic Grove, 665 metres above sea level, where you can enjoy wide views of Taal Volcano rising from the lake. Along the way your driver will help you frame the best photos. You will hear about Taal’s 2020 eruption, which sent ash as far as Metro Manila, and why the volcano is considered one of the country’s most active. You will then travel to Pagsanjan Falls for a river adventure. Boarding a traditional canoe with two skilled local guides, you will be guided through rapids flanked by lush jungle and towering cliffs. There will be a chance to swim into a cave behind the waterfall and to take the thrilling “roller coaster” ride back down the river’s rapids. Tipping to your paddlers is optional but expected. The day ends with lunch at the oldest restaurant in town (lunch at your own expense), where you can reflect on the sights you have seen.

You will spend time in the farmlands of countryside Bulacan with a local host who helps you discover the unique flavours of country cooking. The experience includes a private alfresco lunch set in a rural spot, where you can relax outdoors and enjoy traditional-style dishes prepared for your group. The meal is presented as a private experience, allowing you to savour the setting and the food away from busy tourist areas. Along the way, you will pass by an old local church and move through a local market and a souvenir shop, giving a sense of the community and everyday life in the area. As you travel between these points, your host will be there to guide the flow of the visit and help you take in the surroundings, so the food, the setting and the local sights form one connected country experience.

On this Half-Day Tour of Manila, you will explore Intramuros, Chinatown and Tondo to get a close look at the city’s vibrant culture and deep-rooted history. As you move through these neighbourhoods, you will encounter historic streets and local landmarks that illustrate the Philippines’ rich cultural past. Your guide will provide context about the area’s heritage, so you can better understand how past and present connect here. Along the way, you will savour authentic Filipino street food and experience local transportation, which gives a practical flavour of daily life in Manila. The tour combines cultural insights, historical background and everyday city scenes, helping you to appreciate the diversity and character of Intramuros, Chinatown and Tondo.

You will explore the Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos, Pangasinan, a protected area made up of 124 islets at low tide and 123 islets at high tide. This is the Philippines’ first national park of its kind and includes a number of developed islands, such as Pilgrimage Island, Quezon Island, Marcos Island, Children’s Island and Governor’s Island. The landscape offers a mix of small limestone islets and coastal scenery to take in as you move through the park. Along the way, you may catch a glimpse of the area's abundant marine ecosystem. Coral reefs, fish, giant clams and other sea creatures typically form part of the underwater life you’ll see from the surface or close by. The experience focuses on enjoying the natural scenery of the islets and learning about the park’s rich coastal environment while spending time among these named islands.