Cheap flights to Manila

• Philippine Airlines (PR): Philippines’ national airline operates flights from London Heathrow to Manila (MNL) five days a week. 
• Singapore Airlines (SQ): Singapore Airlines runs four flight connections from Heathrow to Manila (MNL) via Singapore daily.
• Emirates (EK): At least six Emirates flights from Heathrow to Manila are available each day of the week.
• Cathay Pacific (CX): Departing Heathrow, Cathay Pacific has six flights to Manila via Hong Kong in its daily schedule. 
• Qatar Airways (QR): From London Heathrow, you have a choice of six Manila flights via Doha every day. 
• Thai Airways (TG): Thai Airways offers Heathrow to Manila flights via Bangkok throughout the week. 
• Malaysia Airlines (MH): Malaysian Airlines has a one-stop flight service from Heathrow (LHR) to Manila via Kuala Lumpur daily.

Only Philippine Airlines operates non-stop Manila flights from the UK. These flights depart from the London Heathrow Airport and are operated on 5 days of the week except for Mondays and Saturdays. Passengers departing from other airports will have to choose connecting flights.

• From London Heathrow to Manila, the minimum flight duration is 13 hours and 20 minutes with Philippine Airlines. These are direct flights. Cathay Pacific Airways offers connecting flights to Manila from London Heathrow via Hong Kong. These flights take 15 hours and 10 minutes minimum.
• The fastest one-stop flight from London Gatwick to Manila takes 15 hours and 45 minutes. Cathay Pacific is the operating airline and the flight is via Hong Kong.
• The minimum flight duration from London Stansted to Manila is 18 hours on an indirect flight with Emirates. The flight is via Dubai.

• From London Heathrow: 360 GBP
• From Manchester: 525 GBP
• From Birmingham: 490 GBP

At present, Air China is offering the cheapest Manila flights from London Heathrow. If you choose to book with TravelHouseUK, you can get an Economy Class return-ticket at around 365 GBP for a single adult passenger. Air China flies via Beijing. Etihad Airways is another contender for cheap flights to Manila from the UK. We quote the lowest fare on Etihad Airways flights, 467 GBP only. Secure the cheapest flight to Manila by making your reservations now.

The capital of the Philippines, Manila – one of the biggest catches in Southeast Asia – is all the rage between January and May. This is when the average daytime temperature is around 27 °C which is ideal for outdoor sightseeing and visiting beaches. However, May till late September will definitely be hot and humid so it is advised to double-check the latest travel and health advisory before planning your trip for Manila.

If you book your Manila flight anywhere between June and October then chances are that you will get a cheaper fare. No sooner does the rainy season sets in that we witness a slight drop in tourist arrivals. Cheap flights to Manila are best availed during these months.

Ninoy Aquino International Airport, which is commonly dubbed as Manila International Airport, is the receiving airport for cheap flights to Manila from the UK. The IATA code for this airport is MNL.

The Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is conveniently located at a distance of 10 kilometres from Manila proper (the Statue of the Sentinel of Freedom). It is a 35-45 minute drive during regular hours. The quickest way of reaching the city is by hailing a taxi.

Intramuros is an unsurpassed selection that tourists check out to determine the beauty of Asian cultures while they are in Manila. It is the walled city that provides a glance of the Spanish territorial period. Get yourself a ride on a traditional horse and cart through its streets to visit momentous churches, dungeons and fascinating remains of their colonial architecture. is an unsurpassed selection that tourists check out to determine the beauty of Asian cultures while they are in Manila. It is the walled city that provides a glance of the Spanish territorial period. Get yourself a ride on a traditional horse and cart through its streets to visit momentous churches, dungeons and fascinating remains of their colonial architecture.

Amongst the many churches in Manila, the most famous is Quiapo Church that preserves the Black Nazarene Statue. There are certain myths associated with this holy place of Filipinos. One of them, for instance, says that whoever touches the church will see a miracle. The baroque-style San Augustin is the country’s longest-in-existence church and the historical significance is coupled with an impressive interior and embellishments.

Passing however from these special religious sites, tourists notice further that the city is home to many recreational parks, both theme and amusement parks, that attract astonishingly increasing number of visitors. A certain Rizal Park makes sure its historical charm invites tourists to stroll next to striking monuments along the widely spread open lawns and paved footpaths. Stay vigilant about the variety of events happening on a day to day basis. Manila’s Ocean Park is the country’s only marine themed park. This amusement park has a lot to offer whether its fine dining or shopping with your loved ones. Mermaid Swim Experience and Symphony’s evening show of huge water fountains are some of the most enjoyable of activities that can leave you refreshed and rejuvenated.

Full of life markets and chirpy vendors all across the city means only one thing- a shopping spree! If you are in quest of bargain offers then you must visit Divisoria. They have almost everything you can possibly think of. It is known to be a wholesale haven for affordable shopping. Provided you fancy the beautiful and enticing south sea pearl jewellery, or you are on a honeymoon trip, then Greenhills is an ideal place for shopping to that end. Move closer to something more Filipino by visiting Quiapo Market. If you are having a tight budget then Legazpi Sunday Market is definitely the place for you. Both local and international voices can be heard in Robinson’s Place: one of Manila’s top-rated shopping malls.

It is simply impossible to say no to mouth-watering exotic foods and delicious flavours of Asian cuisine. The first opportunity you get, hunt for the national dish of Philippines, Adobo, which is traditionally a piece of meat marinated in coco vinegar and soy from any of the Manila’s modern restaurants. Trendy restaurants include the Harbor View Restaurant, the Emerald Garden Restaurant, the Bayleaf Intramuros, and last but certainly not the least, the Sky Deck View Bar. You would surely like to experience nightlife in sophisticated bars and restaurants showcasing live music to concerts and clubs. Manila is known to come alive after dark. Royal Club, Embassy Superclub and Valkyrie Night Club are a few names to remember.

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