Day is free at leisure to explore the city on your own or relax to enjoy the facilities offered at the hotel.

Stay overnight in Manila

Tour Recommendation: Manila City Tour

Complete your holiday in the sunny Philippines with a tour of the country’s bustling capital: its key historical sights, old districts and architectural landmarks. Start the tour in the morning or opt to depart on the trip later in the afternoon. Your first stop is Manila’s engaged commercial centre - Makati - where you can explore the urban scenery through the country’s tallest skyscrapers and sprawling shopping malls. Go on to visit American Memorial & Cemetery containing the graves of 17,191 soldiers most of whom lost their lives in operations in New Guinea and the Philippines. Next on the itinerary is  Intramuros, the oldest district and historic core of Manila also often referred to as the Walled City. Complete the tour with Fort Santiago, a citadel first built by Spanish conquistador, Miguel López de Legazpi.

Tour Recommendation: Intramuros Bamboo Bike Tour

Combining exciting adventures with educational ecotourism, a Bambike tour during your trip to Manila is surely something you'll never forget. Join this exciting tour and hop on a one-of-a-kind bike that's made with natural bamboo, abaca materials, and aircraft-grade aluminum for the connection points. Every bike is made by hand by craftsmen dubbed as Bambuilders, which can take up to four months or more each! Pedal all around Intramuros, the historic walled area within Manila, and see the historic sites of this ancient citadel founded in 1571. Learn about the unique history of the Philippines, particularly during the Spanish colonial era, as you explore the area with your local guide that speaks both English and Filipino. Visit at least five different sites, including Fort Santiago, used as the defense fortress of the city, as well as the San Agustin Church, which has been rebuilt three times due to wars and natural disasters. You'll even get to bike on top of the walls of Intramuros, which offers a great view of one of the oldest parts of Manila.