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Victory Liner Manila to Subic Bus: Schedule, Tickets, Fares and Booking

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If you are planning to commute to Subic from Manila, the cheapest and most readily available option you have is to take a bus to Olongapo City and then ride a jeepney or taxi to Subic. Victory Liner offers bus trips from Manila to Olongapo and vice versa.

Bus Schedule and Fare Rate

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Bus schedule for Victory Liner Manila to Olongapo has a total of 4 trips within the day with the first trip at 4:00 AM and the last trip at 6:00 PM. From the Olongapo terminal, you can then opt to ride either a jeepney or taxi transporting you to Subic. Victory Liner buses from Manila to Olongapo are regular airconditioned buses, 45- to 49-seater airconditioned bus in 2×2 configuration, and with on-board television. Buses depart from Victory Liner Cubao terminal.

Travel time from Manila to Subic is approximately 2 to 4 hours.

Hotels & Resorts

• DG Budget Hotel Salem
• Nichols Airport Hotel
• Kabayan Hotel Pasay
• Horizon Hotel
• Playa Papagayo
• Subic Park Hotel

You can travel to Subic from Manila via bus to Olongapo and then from Olongapo you can ride a jeepney or rent a taxi to Subic. Fare rate ranges from PHP 230.00 to PHP 290.00 and travel time is approximately 2 to 4 hours.

For quick and convenient online booking of your bus ticket to Subic, visit bustickets.ph .

Victory Liner offers daily trips from Manila via their Cubao terminal to Olongapo City. The first trip is at 4:00 AM and the last trip at 6:00 PM. Fare rate is PHP 226.00. From Olongapo City terminal, you can opt to ride a jeepney or rent a taxi to transport you from Olongapo City to Subic Bay. Total travel time from Manila to Subic is approximately 2 to 4 hours.

Victory Liner started transporting passengers since the ’60s, and in the present is an institution in the provincial transport industry. Routes covered by Victory Liner includes Zambales, Pampanga, Bulacan and Northern Luzon which includes Benguet, Pangasinan, Bataan, Nueva Vizcaya, Kalinga, Isabela, and Cagayan. Victory Liner online booking is easily available at your fingertips.

Victory Liner Clark to Subic

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SUBIC OVERNIGHT ITINERARY for a Weekend Trip (2 Days/1 Night)

Road tripping is probably the most convenient and safest way to travel especially now that the pandemic is not yet over. It will allow you to travel at your own pace and make stops whenever you need or want to. If you’re coming from Manila, one of the most popular road trip destinations is Subic.

In most conversations, Subic refers to the Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), which comprises parts of the municipality of Subic and Olongapo City in Zambales and Morong and Hermosa in Bataan. The former U.S. Navy Base is best known among tourists for its beaches, dive sites, waterparks, and other family-friendly attractions. There are also historic spots along the way. It has also made a name for itself as a shopping hotspot, thanks to the various outlet shops and duty free shopping stores around the area.

If you’re planning to go on a road trip to Subic with family, here are some of the attractions you can visit during an overnight trip. We got to visit these during the recent Subic leg of the NLEX Lakbay Norte. Keep reading to know more details about these attractions that you can include in your Subic itinerary.

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Holy Land Subic Sanctuary

For your first stop, spend a couple of hours at the Holy Land Sanctuary, a biblical theme park and a retreat and pilgrimage site for Catholics. It’s situated somewhere detached from most other attractions, so it’s a good idea to visit this first just to get it out of the way.

Spanning a 15-hectare land along Tipo Expressway and adjacent to the Subic Freeport Sentry Gate, the property is an ancestral land of the Aetas that was leased and developed into Holy Land Sanctuary. In turn, the Aetas are receiving a percentage gross revenue sharing through SBMA (Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority) and they are also provided with jobs in the sanctuary.

Inside Holy Land Sanctuary are over 200 life-sized religious statues depicting the life of Jesus, local devotions, and international apparitions of Mary. The Stations of the Cross draw pilgrims here especially during Holy Week. You will also find a chapel called Chapel of Cana , a prayer wall, a coffee shop, and a souvenir shop here. There are also overnight accommodations at the retreat village if you wish to stay the night or have a guided retreat.

If you’ll visit here to do the way of the cross, don’t worry about getting lost because they will provide a map of the whole place so you’ll be guided where you need to go. If you can’t do a lot of walking or if you’re going with seniors, there are also shuttles that could take you around.

Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Location: Adjacent to Subic Freeport Tipo Main Entrance Gate, Tipo Expressway Entrance Fee: P350 – Regular, P280 – Students & Senior Citizens Room Rates: P4000/ room (up to 4pax) Breakfast: P300/head Lunch & Dinner: P350/head For reservation and inquiries, you may contact them at 09189380979 or 09064641945.

If you’re not a Roman Catholic or you’d rather visit somewhere else, you’ll find eco-trails like Pamulaklakin Forest Trail and El Kabayo Trail (and El Kabayo Waterfall) around the area. I’m just not sure if they’re open these days so please double check before you go. There are also wildlife observation spots around the area.

Tree Points Bistro

Yes, tree not three. This restaurant and sports bar was named such because of the trees inside the restaurant. Instead of cutting them down, the owner decided to keep and incorporate the huge trees in the design of the place.

Tree Points Bistro serves a variety of dishes from Western fare like steaks, pizza, pasta, and burgers to Filipino dishes like lomi, beef mami, and champorado. They also offer coffee, smoothies, wine, and beer.

We got to try their pizza with a really thin crust and lots of cheese, which I loved. I also had one of their “Belly Buster” meals—the Tom Brady’s BBQ Belly, which is pork belly slathered with barbecue sauce and served with garlic rice. Their smoothies are perfect if you’re going for a meal on a hot summer day like we did.

The restaurant is very spacious and has a lot of tables so even if you’re with a group, you don’t have to worry about the place feeling too crowded.

Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM Location: Aguinaldo corner Raymundo St., Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Hotel Check-in

After a hearty lunch, it’s time to check in!

As a well-developed tourism hotspot, Subic harbors lots of accommodation options. As part of this edition of Lakbay Norte, we stayed at Subic Grand Harbour , which is a beach front hotel and resort. This is perfect for you if you want to stay close to the beach or if you’re interested in trying out water activities. You’ll find a water sports station just down the beach. It is also within the Central Business District so restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores are plenty.

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Subic Rolling Tour

The Subic Rolling Tour will take you around the Freeport zone. The tour usually starts at the Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center (SBECC) and will take you to the following sites:

• Spanish Gate
• Inang Laya Monument
• Bat Kingdom
• Duty Free shops

If you book this tour, a tour guide will lead you, as they share information about the different stops. However, note that the tour guide would have to ride with you in your vehicle during the rolling tour.

To book a rolling tour, you can send an email to [email protected] . In your email, indicate the date of your trip, name of the point person for your group, and mobile number.

Rates: P250 – Private Vehicle P500 – Coaster or Bus Note: There’s no fee for the tour guide, but you are encouraged to give your guide a tip. If you have inquiries, you may contact (047) 252 4049.

Subic Bay Yacht Cruise (Splurge Option)

You’re probably thinking: This is an expensive activity for a road trip, and… you’re right. It is pricey. But if you’re celebrating a special occasion or you’re with a big group and could split the cost, this could be worth it!

The yacht cruise would take you around the bay and treat you to the gorgeous view of the Subic horizon for 2 hours. You can also bring food and drinks on board, so you could have a party while on the cruise if you want.

They also offer a dinner cruise where you can enjoy steak and seafood while on the yacht. This is a great date idea if you’re going with your significant other.

Rates: Private Yacht Rental- P6000/hour (Minimum of 2 hours, up to 20 pax) Steak and Seafood Meal – P999/person (Optional)

Dinner Cruise P1950 (Steak & Seafood + 2 hour cruise) P1750 (Mixed Grill + 2 hour cruise)

Location: Subic Bay Yacht Club Rizal Highway Corner Burgos St., Subic Bay Freeport Zone For booking and inquiries, you may call La Banca Cruises at 0917 548 3218

Subic Bay Weekend Eco Market

If a yacht cruise dinner is too over-the-top for you and you’d rather stay grounded, how about a visit to an eco market?

If you’re visiting Subic on a weekend, drop by the Subic Bay Weekend Eco Market, composed of various booths selling local products. You’ll also find stalls serving food.

When we visited, there were booths selling handmade products like bags, baskets, and banigs (traditional mats) and food products like mushroom chips, yogurt and other dairy products, and fruit wines too!

Opening Hours: Weekends, 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM Location: Dewey Ave, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

After foraging through the weekend market, time to head back to the hotel for a well-deserved good night’s sleep!

Inflatable Island

For maximum fun time, gallop to the premier inflatable playground in the Philippines! Dubbed the biggest in Asia, the Inflatable Island in Subic features slides, bridges, towers, swings, human launchers, and more!

This beachside floating island spans about 4,200 square meters and also includes other features such as Floating Zoo, Bali Lounge, Unicorn Island, and Samba Beach. The waterpark will get your adrenaline pumping now more than ever with its newly launched rides — the Unicornzilla and Vortex.

Actually, this isn’t part of our recent Lakbay Norte trip. But since there is a gap in our itinerary, we decided to fill it in with this. Besides, as one adage goes, one does not leave Subic without hitting the beach!

You can check Klook’s discounted rates for three packages: half-day pass, all-day pass, an all-day pass with lunch.

Meat Plus Cafe

For today’s lunch, how about we steak to the classic?

Serving mostly steaks, Meat Plus Cafe started out as a store selling raw meat. But due to its wide popularity among the people in Subic, they eventually turned it into a restaurant. Their setup here is a bit different compared to other steak restaurants. The order process is similar to a fast food restaurant where you would line up at the counter, order your food, pay, and then find a table and wait for your order to be served. They also have a freezer where you can choose your own steak and have it cooked for a fee.

Aside from steaks, they also have ribs, burgers, chicken, salmon, and pasta on their menu. Salads, soups, sides, and dessert options are also available. We were told that one of the popular items on their menu is the potato skins, which we tried while waiting for our steaks. It was very crunchy and comes with a sour cream and a cheese dip.

For the main course, I had their ribeye steak and it was very tender. Their steak meals come with rice and vegetables, but you can also opt to just have either of the two. You can also order your steak according to your preferred doneness.

Opening Hours: Mondays-Thursdays, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Fridays-Sundays, 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM. Location: Sampson Rd, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Royal Duty Free

You’ve probably made a stop here as part of the Rolling Tour, but if you ran out of time, there’s no shame in returning for good deals!

One of the most popular things to do in Subic is shopping. There are a lot of outlet shops and duty free stores here. If you’re looking for pasalubong or just shopping for yourself, head over to Royal Duty Free , where you can find both local and foreign products from food, clothes, toys, and more.

If you’re planning to shop here, keep in mind that the prices of products are in USD, but once you checkout, you can pay in peso. They accept cash, card, GCash, and PayMaya payments.

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Locations: Palm Street, Subic Bay Freeport Zone Manila Avenue, cor. Canal Road, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Sample SUBIC Itinerary

Here’s the summary of the overnight itinerary above.

DAY 1 6:00 AM – Departure from Manila 9:00 AM – Holy Land Sanctuary 11:30 AM – Lunch at Tree Points Bistro 1:00 PM – Hotel check-in 2:30 PM – Subic Rolling Tour 4:30 PM – Free Time or Yacht Cruise 7:00 PM – Subic Bay Weekend Eco Market 09:00 PM – Back to hotel

DAY 2 7:00 AM – Breakfast, Hotel checkout 8:00 AM – Inflatable Island or another activity 11:00 AM – Lunch at Meat Plus 01:00 PM – Shopping 04:00 PM – Departure

How to Get to Subic

Manila to subic by car.

Driving from Manila to Subic takes 2.5 to 4 hours depending on the traffic conditions. The journey is very convenient because the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) connect Metro Manila to Subic.

Navigating should not be a problem. From Manila, enter NLEX and drive along the expressway until you reach the exit to SCTEX. Take the SCTEX Exit and continue driving to SBMA.

Nearest Airport

If you’re flying in from outside the country or other destinations in the Philippines, the nearest airport from Subic is the Clark International Airport (CRK) located in Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga.

Clark International Airport has opened its New Terminal Building last May 2 and all flights will now depart and arrive in this terminal. The new terminal has modern designs and technologically advanced features that are very suitable in the current times. The airport’s interior is very modern and bright with a wood ceiling and floor to ceiling windows that will treat passengers to a view of Mount Arayat.

One of the key features are the contactless airport procedures including their self check-in counters and self bag drop. Although this is not new to airports in general, this is an upgrade from the old terminal. For their self check-in counters, you also have the option to access it through your mobile device by scanning a QR code if you’re cautious about touching the screen.

Clark to Subic by Car

If you’re driving from Clark, take SCTEX and follow the road signs leading to SBMA/Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Travel time is around 45 minutes, depending on the traffic situation.

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MANILA to SUBIC Bus Schedules & Fares

A few years ago, Subic was one of the go-to destinations of weekend warriors from Manila. That’s not to say that Subic isn’t a destination worth visiting anymore. Despite the many new destinations that have gotten the attention of tourists in recent years, Subic still has its charms.

Also known as the Subic Economic and Freeport Zone or Subic Bay , Subic encompasses a part of Olongapo City and the town of Subic in Zambales. Its proximity to Metro Manila is one of the reasons why it became a go-to destination for those looking for a quick escape from the city life. But apart from that, Subic also has plenty of things to offer to its visitors. Great resorts and beaches await you here. And as a bonus, there are various shopping outlets here!

Nowadays, aside from beach bumming and getting some retail therapy, Subic has more attractions for different types of travelers. If you’re traveling with family, there are theme parks and adventure parks to visit. For nature lovers, you can go on guided treks and jungle survival tours. Meanwhile, adrenaline junkies will have field day with extreme water sports and wreck diving .

If you’re considering making a trip to Subic, it is also possible to take a bus from Manila to get there. Here are the Manila to Subic Bus Schedules from reputable bus operators and their respective fares.

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Victory Liner

Victory Liner is one of the biggest bus companies in the country. They have routes from Manila to Central and Northern Luzon . Among their most popular routes are routes from Manila to Baguio, Pangasinan, La Union, Zambales, and Pampanga. But their roots can be traced back to Olongapo with Manila to Olongapo being the first route they plied in 1945. If you’re bound for Subic from Manila, hop on a Victory Liner bus!

Here is the trip schedule of Victory Liner buses from Manila to Olongapo. You may choose to board from their Cubao or Pasay Terminal.

Note: This schedule may change without prior notice. You may check Victory Liner’s Official Facebook page for the updated schedule. You can also book your tickets in advance online through Victory Liner official website .

Cubao to Olongapo

Express (Aircon Bus)

Inner Cities (Aircon Bus)

Pasay to Olongapo

Fare : P237-296

Genesis Transport

Another provincial bus company that ferries passengers from Manila to Central and Northern Luzon is Genesis Transport. Their key destinations include Baguio, Cabanatuan, and Baler. Genesis Transport also operates point to point buses from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) or Manila Airport to Clark. As for their Olongapo routes , passengers may board either from their Cubao or their Pasay terminal.

Here are Genesis Transport’s Manila to Subic Bus schedules:

Note: Trip schedules may change without prior notice. Please check Genesis Transport’s Official Facebook page for the updated schedule prior to your trip. You can also book your tickets online via iWantSeats and Pinoy Travel .

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• 2:00 AM – 12:00 PM (bus leaves every 2 hours)
• 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM (bus leaves every hour)

Where to Stay in Subic

Subic has a variety of hotels and resorts. Whether you want to stay on a beach front resort or a hotel that’s closer to restaurants and shops, you’ll surely find one that fits your taste. To help you with your travel plans, here are some of the highly-rated hotels that you can consider for your trip to Subic.

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If you want more suggestions with more details about each hotel, you can also check our Top 10 Hotels & Resorts Along Subic Bay article.

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Manila to Subic Olongapo Bus Schedule 2023

Zambales is such a huge province that it can take you anywhere from 2 to 5 hours to get to one of its municipalities. The borders of Zambales span Bataan, Tarlac, Pampanga, and Pangasinan. If you’re familiar with Philippine geography, you’ll know that’s a LOT of ground to cover!

Table of Contents

• 1 How to get from Manila to Subic
• 2.1 Saulog Transit PITX to Olongapo
• 2.2 Saulog Transit Pasay to Olongapo
• 2.3 Saulog Transit Olongapo to Pasay
• 2.4 Victory Liner Cubao to Olongapo
• 2.5 Victory Liner Caloocan to Olongapo
• 2.6 Victory Liner Pasay to Olongapo
• 2.7 Victory Liner Sampaloc to Olongapo
• 3 Related Destinations

From Manila, one of the fastest areas to reach Zambales is Subic, Olongapo. Known for its beaches, theme parks, casinos, and golf courses, Subic caters to all kinds of travelers. We detail commute directions for how to get to Subic, Olongapo from Manila, and the bus schedules you can catch.

How to get from Manila to Subic

Manila to Subic by private car should take about 2 hours and 45 minutes. You can head directly to your destination without any delays. Looking for a car to rent? Check for rates here .

Expect a longer travel time if you plan to commute via public bus. Ride a Victory Liner or Saulog Transit bus bound for Olongapo from Metro Manila. Better to book bus tickets to Olongapo in advance so you can leave at your preferred departure time. The bus fare ranges from 300 to 400 PHP.

Get off at Olongapo City’s Bus Terminal. Once there, you can take a jeep to Subic. Taxis are also available and can drive you to a specific location in Subic.

Manila to Olongapo Bus Schedule

Saulog transit pitx to olongapo.

5:00 AM, 6:00 AM, 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM

Saulog Transit Pasay to Olongapo

3:00AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 6:00AM, 7:00AM, 8:0AM, 9:00AM, 10:00AM, 11:00AM, 12:00NN, 1:00PM, 2:00PM, 3:00PM, 4:00PM, 5:00PM, 6:00PM, 7:00PM, 8:00PM, 9:00PM

Saulog Transit Olongapo to Pasay

11:30 AM, 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:30 PM, 4:30 PM, 5:30 PM, 6:30 PM, 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM

For other Saulog Transit bus routes, click here to check.

Victory Liner Cubao to Olongapo

1:00 AM, 2:00 AM, 2:30 AM, 3:00 AM, 3:30 AM, 4:00 AM, 4:30 AM, 5:20 AM, 6:00 AM, 6:20 AM

7:20 AM, 8:20 AM, 9:20 AM, 10:00 AM, 10:20 AM, 11:20 AM, 12:00 PM, 12:20 PM, 1:20 PM, 2:20 PM, 3:00 PM, 3:40 PM, 4:00 PM, 4:40 PM, 6:00 PM, 8:00 PM, 11:30 PM

Victory Liner Caloocan to Olongapo

3:00 AM, 3:30 AM, 4:00 AM, 4:30 AM, 5:00 AM, 5:30 AM, 6:00 AM, 6:30 AM, 7:00 AM, 7:30 AM, 8:00 AM, 8:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 10:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 11:30 AM, 12:00 PM, 12:30 PM, 1:00 PM, 1:30 PM, 2:00 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:00 PM, 3:30 PM, 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, 9:00 PM

Victory Liner Pasay to Olongapo

1:30 AM, 3:00 AM, 3:30 AM, 4:30 AM, 5:30 AM, 6:00 AM, 6:30 AM, 7:30 AM, 8:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:00 AM, 12:30 AM, 1:30 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:00 PM, 3:30 PM, 4:30 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 6:30 PM, 7:00 PM, 7:30 PM, 8:00 PM, 8:30 PM, 9:00 PM, 9:30 PM

Victory Liner Sampaloc to Olongapo

4:40, 7:00, 9:00, 9:40, 11:40, 2:00, 5:00, 7:00

Victory Liner Bus has routes to different provinces as well.  View other bus schedules by clicking on this link.  

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Flights from Manila (MNL) to Subic Bay (SFS)

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Facts about the flight from Manila to Subic Bay

Popular routes, from manila (mnl).

• Manila → Cebu
• Manila → Baguio
• Manila → Boracay
• Manila → Palawan
• Manila → El Nido

To Manila (MNL)

• Cebu → Manila
• Davao → Manila
• Coron → Manila
• Baguio → Manila
• Bacolod → Manila

From Subic Bay (SFS)

• Subic Bay → Manila
• Subic Bay → Manila Airport
• Subic Bay → Davao
• Subic Bay → Bacolod
• Subic Bay → Cebu Pier 3

To Subic Bay (SFS)

• Makati → Subic Bay
• Manila Airport → Subic Bay
• Baguio → Subic Bay
• Clark International Airport → Subic Bay
• Cebu → Subic Bay

Popular Routes in Philippines

• Cebu → Bohol
• Puerto Princesa → El Nido
• Oslob → Cebu

How to get from Manila to Subic Bay by Plane

Taking a flight is the fastest and easiest way to get from Manila to Subic Bay. In order to find the best deal, use our online booking service.

There are regular flights departing from Manila to Subic Bay so there are many options to choose from. Keep in mind, however, that a plane is a relatively expensive means of transportation. If you want to secure the best deal, it’s better to book a ticket in advance. It’s also a good idea to plan far ahead if travelling around popular travel seasons.

How far is it from Manila to Subic Bay?

According to Google Maps, the driving distance from Manila to Subic Bay B is 73 miles (117 km). A flying distance is shorter - it is approximately 73 miles.

How long does it take to get from Manila to Subic Bay by Plane?

Traveling by plane guarantees the fastest time to get from Manila to Subic Bay. The estimated Manila to Subic Bay travel time is 6h 20m. Keep in mind, however, that getting to the airport, checking-in, and passing through security checks will take some time - it’s better to come to the airport at least an hour in advance if you are flying domestically and two hours in advance if it is an international flight.

The trip duration from Manila and Subic Bay is more or less the same whichever airline you choose to fly.

How much does it cost to get from Manila to Subic Bay?

There are a few ways to secure the cheapest airline tickets. Here are several hints on how to grab the best deals for flying from Manila to Subic Bay:

• Getting the cheapest air ticket is possible during the airline’s sale period. Discounts can be quite huge, but you have to monitor good deals constantly.
• Buy an air ticket with a low-cost airline. There are airlines that position themselves as low-cost carriers. Their tickets can be quite cheap - bear in mind though that the departure time can be inconvenient.
• Buy a ticket straight at the airport. This is the least convenient way to get a plane ticket. A same day Manila to Subic Bay ticket price is usually higher than the one you get if booking in advance.

Best Rated Companies for This Route

The route from Manila to Subic Bay is operated by the following airlines: Cebu Pacific. Most travellers who bought air tickets for this route with us, opted for Cebu Pacific. Yet all the carriers we offer enjoy good reputation and provide decent service.

Before booking your flight ticket, always check what is included into the airfare. Remember that checked luggage may or may not be included. Luggage allowance and carry-on luggage dimensions also differ from carrier to carrier. Budget airlines may require online check-in and make you pay for any extras like choosing your seat or onboard meals.

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Manila (and Manila NAIA Airport Terminal 1, 2, 3 and 4) to Subic Bay

• Max. 2 Passengers
• Max. 2 luggage

• Max. 4 Passengers
• Max. 4 luggage

Passenger Van

• Max. 7 Passengers
• Max. 7 luggage

Note: For pickups at all airports paying in cash, a security deposit of PHP 2000 is required.

Rates are for the entire vehicle and not by the passenger, and inclusive of toll, fuel and gratuities. No other hidden chargers. The vehicle will be reserved exclusively for you and will not be shared with others.

Attention Ironman Subic Athletes: If you have bike bags, please select the MPVs or Vans. The MPV will fit 2 bike bags along with 3 passengers (with luggage) maximum. For more info, click here .

Details of this booking

• New and modern air-conditioned fleet of vehicles
• Efficient private and fast transfers between anywhere in Manila including Manila NAIA Airport (Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 1, 2, 3, 4) and Subic bay
• We will pick you up at your residence, hotel or Manila Airport and drop you off in Subic in a safe and timely manner.

Payment Options

• All major credit and debit cards accepted.
• Payment in US Dollars.
• Cash payments in Philippines Peso at the end of the trip.

All-inclusive rate

• Rate is for the entire vehicle and not by the passenger.
• This is all inclusive of toll fees and fuel.
• There are no other hidden charges.
• Tipping of the driver is also not required and we leave that to your discretion.
• The vehicle will not be shared and will be exclusively reserved for you.

Skyway Toll - Metro Manila Skyway System (MMSS)

The use of this new highway is optional. The surcharge for the usage of this highway is PHP 300. This is not included in your fare or the rates listed on this website.

Cancellation policy

• We provide free cancellation and refunds for cancellations made 24 hours prior to your pickup time.

Cash payments for pickup at airport

• A PHP 2000 security deposit by credit card is required to confirm the pickup. This is only a credit/debit card authorization and your card will not be charged. Learn more about this security deposit .
• For all other pickup locations, no deposit is required.
• We only accept Philippine Peso.

Travel Time

• If you are catching a flight at Manila’s airport from Subic. The traveling time on
• Sunday to Thursday is roughly 4 to 4.5 hours.
• Friday & Saturdays is roughly 4.5 to 5.5 hours.
• Please buffer sufficient time (additional 2 hours) for your check-in.

Return Trips

• If you required a return trip, we will book your return trip separately for you which will have its own booking reference number.

Complimentary wait time

• We offer 60 minutes of free wait time for airport pickups, and all other pickups include a free 15 minutes.

Zoned Areas for Manila and Subic

• The rates are valid for these areas in Manila; Makati, Taguig, Pasay, Pateros, Pasig, Mandaluyong, San Juan, Manila, Quezon City, Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela.
• And for Subic; Subic Bay, Olongapo, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Barretto, Matain

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(Bloomberg) -- A Philippine freight railway project may be built with the support of the US and Japan, an official in charge of it said, as Manila seeks alternative financing deals after dropping funding talks with China.

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The 50-billion-peso ($868 million) Subic-Clark railway, which will link the former US military bases turned commercial hubs, is being pitched to form part of the Luzon Economic Corridor, a planned showcase of economic cooperation between the US, Japan and the Philippines that was hatched during the first trilateral summit among its leaders last week at the White House.

“Hopefully they take it and invest here,” Delfin Lorenzana , who chairs the Bases Conversion and Development Authority, said in a interview on Friday, referring to the US and Japan. The agency oversees the development of former military bases.

The Philippines said last year that it would no longer pursue Chinese loans to fund three projects, including the 71-kilometer Subic-Clark railway, amid lack of progress from the Chinese side. Manila’s move came amid souring ties between the Philippines and China over competing maritime claims in the South China Sea.

US President Joe Biden, Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. launched the Luzon Economic Corridor during their April 11 meeting and a trilateral event to promote investment in the project is being planned at the US-led Indo-Pacific Business Forum in Manila in May.

The Philippines said it hopes to generate around $100 billion in investments in the next five to 10 years following the Washington summit.

The project aims to boost connectivity between Subic Bay and Clark, Manila, and Batangas province in the country’s main Luzon island and accelerate investments in infrastructure projects, including rail, ports, clean energy, semiconductor supply chains and agribusiness.

“We have not abandoned the Subic-Clark railway project,” Lorenzana said. A former defense secretary, Lorenzana said he’s “more comfortable” if the US and Japan would take over the project.

“If not them, maybe South Korea, or other countries that are friendly to us,” he said. The government is also considering seeking funding from the World Bank and Asian Development Bank, he added.

Lorenzana said BCDA projects that may be included in the Luzon Economic Corridor include the construction of Clark International Airport’s second runway, seen to cost around $174 million and a 64-hectare Clark National Food Terminal hub, which seeks to make the Southeast Asian nation a leading agricultural resource hub in the region. The food terminal is estimated to cost $152 million.

Subic and Clark are “very strategic” locations that can host industries from logistics to manufacturing, he said.

“Subic is one of the few deep-water ports that can accommodate any size of vessel and it’s safe from typhoon while Clark has a huge space,” Lorenzana said. “And we have the ready manpower that can be trained to do the job.”

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LBC Rates – LBC Express Shipping Rates 2024

LBC offers a variety of delivery options for domestic shipments, including regular delivery, same-day delivery, cargo/parcel delivery, and more. Rates vary based on service, weight, size, and destination.

LBC uses a zone-based pricing system in the Philippines for regular mail and parcel delivery. The country is divided into four major zones – Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Rates increase based on distance between the origin and destination zones.

For example, sending a 2kg package from Metro Manila to a nearby province in Luzon starts at around ₱260. Sending the same package to a farther Luzon province is ₱290. For Visayas it’s ₱330 and Mindanao ₱360.

LBC has an online rate calculator to check rates across different services, weights, and destinations. Rates start from around ₱45 for 500g regular mail within Metro Manila and go up to thousands for large cargo delivery between zones.

Additional fees may apply for oversized items, custom packaging, insurance, etc. Discounts are offered for corporate accounts, bulk shipments, and through promos.

Same-day delivery is available in select areas at a premium – for example, 2kg from Manila to nearby provinces is around ₱550-650.

LBC also offers time-critical specialty deliveries for high-value items. Rates are customized based on item, origin, and destination.

LBC Express has three main shipping services, which are further divided into other subcategories

• Shipping within the Philippines
• Cash on Delivery or Cash on Pickup (CoD / CoP)
• International Shipping from the Philippines

Looking for LBC International Shipping Rates? Please follow the button down below

Delivery within the Philippines – Cash On Deliver and Regular Cargo LBC Online

Here are the fees for Cash on Delivery and Regular Cargo for LBC Online. Please note that if you bring your own box, they might be subject to a subject surcharge. Please also note that there ae minimum requirement of 5kgs for your own box, so please plan accordingly.

LBC Rates from National Capital Region (NCR)

Origin – National Capital Region (NCR) , Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic shipping charges for LBC Express originating from the National Capital Region.

LBC Rates from North Luzon

Origin – North Luzon, Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic shipping charges for LBC Express originating from North Luzon.

LBC Rates from South Luzon

Origin – South Luzon, Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

The table below shows the domestic shipping charges for LBC Express originating from South Luzon

LBC Rates from Visayas

Origin – Visayas, Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic shipping charges for LBC Express originating from Visayas.

LBC Rates from Mindanao

Origin – Mindanao, Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic shipping charges for LBC Express originating from Mindanao.

Shipping Rates from Islands

Origin – Islands, Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic shipping charges for LBC Express originating from other Islands.

Cash On Pickup and Branch Pick up rates LBC Online

Here are the fees for Cash on Pickup and Branch Pick up for LBC Online. Please note that these charges are split by the size of the boxes and can incur related shipping surcharges. All rates mentioned in the tables below are in Phillipino Pesos (₱)

What is Cash On Pickup? Cash on Pickup is a service where you, as the customer, pay for your package when it gets delivered to a particular place. This can be a pre-designated pick-up spot from LBC or the nearest LBC Branch participating in the Cash on Pickup service. Oftentimes, the Cash on Pickup method of delivery is cheaper in comparison to Cash on Delivery.

CoP / Branch Pick up from National Capital Region (NCR)

Here is a table showing the domestic CoP / Branch Pick-UP charges originating from the National Capital Region (NCR)

CoP / Branch Pick up from North Luzon

Origin – North Luzon , Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic CoP / Branch Pick-UP charges originating from North Luzon

CoP / Branch Pick up from South Luzon

Here is a table showing the domestic CoP / Branch Pick-UP charges originating from South Luzon

CoP / Branch Pick up from Visayas

Here is a table showing the domestic CoP / Branch Pick-UP charges originating from Visayas

CoP / Branch Pick up from Mindanao

Origin – Mindanao , Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic CoP / Branch Pick-up rates originating from Mindanao

CoP / Branch Pick up from other Islands

Origin – Other Islands, Destinations – NCR, North Luzon, South Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, Islands

Here is a table showing the domestic CoP / Branch Pick-UP charges originating from other Islands

As always, you can track your packages here once you have placed the order and received the tracking number from LBC Express.

Cash on Delivery | Cash on Pick up Delivery Charges 2024

Here is a calculator to obtain the estimated charges for Cash on Delivery or Cash on Pick-up. Please follow the instructions below to avoid any mistakes or errors.

Instructions

To get LBC CoP/ CoD rates, follow these simple steps 

• Select your service
• Select your box size (scroll down to see other boxes)
• Select the origin city
• Confirm the destination city
• Enter the weight
• Enter the declared value of your items in Philippino Pesos (₱).

Doing so will get the estimated charges and valuation fee according to the current rates in 2024.

LBC International Shipping Rates

Believe it or not, LBC Express offers door-to-door service to over 30 countries worldwide. Before we dig deeper into this section, we need to clarify that international shipping means shipping from the Philippines to other countries like the Philippines to the USA charges. This shipping mode is a little bit expensive, and you can deliver a maximum of 100kg. The rate calculation is the same as above, and if you follow these simple steps, you can get an estimate of how much it costs to send a package from the USA to the Philippines.

There are several parameters that are used to determine the final costs for shipping your package. These are similar to what we have discussed for domestic shipping; the shipping cost usually increases as the weight of the parcel rises, so try not to fill it with heavy materials or packaging fillers for the best cost-effective way to ship your parcel to or from the Philippines.

We have a detailed section where you can read more about this.

LBC Money Transfer Rates

In the table below, you can find the money transfer fees. These start at a minimum of ₱6 and increase as the principal amount increases. The main advantage of the instant peso padala is exactly what it sounds like- instant money transfer within seconds.

Important observations: When transferring a principal amount of ₱100, the transfer fee is ₱6 which is 6%. This decreases as the amount of money you transfer increases. So the effective money transfer fee when transferring ₱5,000 will be 4.4% at ₱220.

Miscellaneous LBC rates

Lbc express insurance fee.

With Kaagapay Insurance, you can rest assured that LBC and Malayan Insurance have brought you and your loved ones covered. You can insure up to ₱20,000 with LBC’s insurance policy for as little as ₱25. That being said, now let’s take a look at the insurance application in the section down below.

Insurance Application

Filipinos have access to a simple and inclusive insurance policy thanks to LBC and Malayan Insurance.

• From just P25, you can get coverage for up to P20,000 for accidental deaths, total and permanent disabilities caused by accidents, and disablement and dismemberment caused by accidents.
• In addition to murder and unprovoked assault coverage, this LBC policy provides ₱5,000 coverage.
• If you have an accident or a fire, LBC will provide you with burial assistance.
• Visit your local LBC Express branch to apply for Kaagapay Insurance today.

To Conclude…

When determining LBC rates for your package, several crucial factors come into play. These include the package’s origin and destination, its weight and dimensions, the chosen method of transport (whether by sea or air), any applicable surcharges, and the type of service you require. It’s essential to carefully consider these criteria when calculating your shipping costs to ensure a smooth and cost-effective delivery experience with LBC. By taking these factors into account, you can make informed decisions and plan your shipments efficiently.