Manila serves as a gateway to Southeast Asian cruises, offering access to the Philippines' island destinations and regional ports while providing cultural immersion in one of Asia's most vibrant capital cities.
Cruises that visit Manila
- cruises to Manila
- Manila sailings
- Manila cruises
- 9-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 10-night Swan Hellenic cruise
- 10-night Swan Hellenic cruise
- 11-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 11-night Swan Hellenic cruise
- 11-night Swan Hellenic cruise
- 11-night Swan Hellenic cruise
- 11-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 11-night Swan Hellenic cruise
- 12-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 12-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 12-night Silversea cruise
- 12-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 12-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 12-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 12-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 12-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 12-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 12-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 12-night Silversea cruise
- 13-night Atlas Ocean Voyages cruise
- 13-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 13-night Atlas Ocean Voyages cruise
- 13-night PONANT EXPLORATIONS cruise
- 14-night Silversea cruise
- 14-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 14-night Oceania Cruises cruise
Build Your Day in Manila
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About Manila
Stepping ashore in Manila, cruise passengers discover a dynamic blend of colonial heritage and modern energy. The port provides convenient access to historic sites, vibrant markets, and authentic Filipino culture, offering a genuine taste of the Philippines' rich character. Whether you're interested in exploring the city's storied past or venturing beyond to nearby natural attractions, Manila delivers memorable experiences that complement the broader Southeast Asian cruise experience beautifully.
Cruise Lines at Manila
- Oceania Cruises (21 cruises)
- PONANT EXPLORATIONS (19 cruises)
- Silversea (13 cruises)
- Swan Hellenic (10 cruises)
- Holland America Line (8 cruises)
- Atlas Ocean Voyages (4 cruises)
- Viking Ocean Cruises (2 cruises)
Cruises Departing From Manila
Cruises Visiting Manila
Ship Schedule at Manila
Manila Location
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cruise lines sail from Manila?
Five major cruise lines operate from Manila: Oceania Cruises, Holland America Line, Silversea, Swan Hellenic, and PONANT EXPLORATIONS. With 38 upcoming cruises available, you'll have multiple options to choose from for your Asian cruise vacation.
When is the best time to cruise from Manila?
The peak months for cruising from Manila are December, January, February, March, and April. These months offer the best weather conditions in Southeast Asia, with cooler temperatures and lower humidity, making them ideal for exploring the region.
How much do cruises from Manila cost?
Cruise fares from Manila range from $2,129 to $91,949 per person, depending on the cruise line, cabin type, and itinerary length. Shorter port-of-call cruises tend to be more affordable, while longer luxury voyages command premium pricing.
What are the top destinations from Manila cruises?
Popular destinations on Manila cruise itineraries include Singapore, Hong Kong, Puerto Princesa and Palawan, Laem Chabang (Thailand), Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, and other Southeast Asian ports. Most cruises from Manila are ocean cruises that visit multiple ports across the region.
What can I see and do during a day in Manila port?
Manila offers rich cultural attractions including Intramuros (the historic walled city), the National Museum, and Rizal Park. You can also explore local markets, sample Filipino cuisine, visit Spanish colonial churches, or take a day trip to nearby Tagaytay for scenic views and local crafts.
How do I get from Manila port to the city?
Manila port is conveniently located near the city center. Taxis, ride-sharing services like Grab, and public transportation are readily available. Many cruise lines also offer organized shore excursions, or you can arrange private transportation through your hotel or travel agent for exploring the city.
Is Manila a port of call or homeport?
Manila is primarily a port of call, meaning most cruises stop here as part of a longer itinerary rather than beginning or ending there. This makes it an excellent opportunity to explore the Philippines and surrounding Southeast Asian destinations on a single cruise vacation.