Flights from Bangkok to Manila on Greater Bay Airlines
Daily Flights from Bangkok to Manila on Greater Bay Airlines
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Manila - A Haven Away from the World
Lying on the golden beach, savoring the sound of waves crashing against the shore. Gazing at the towering volcanoes amidst the clouds, immersed in the magnificent symphony performed by nature. Manila, a magical palace of nature, seems like a masterpiece carved by the gods, leaving you captivated and reluctant to leave.
Indulge in Manila
Coconut Palm Sunset Boulevard
Take a leisurely stroll along the Coconut Palm Sunset Boulevard, hailed as the pathway to paradise, along the coastline of Manila Bay, where coconut trees line the road. As the sun sets, you can fully enjoy the enchanting beauty of the sunset. At night, the sides of the boulevard are filled with Filipino-style barbecue and coffee beer carts, creating a tropical-themed evening party for you.
Anilao
Located at the southern tip of Luzon Island, Anilao is a dreamlike diving destination. This diving paradise boasts a diverse coral ecosystem and magnificent coral reefs, where you can encounter fascinating marine creatures such as seahorses and sea turtles at your fingertips. Here, you can not only showcase your diving skills but also admire the vibrant sunsets, as if immersed in a mesmerizing dream.
Dolphin Bay
The stunning Dolphin Bay is located on the fifth-largest island in the Philippines, Mindoro Island, and is another remarkable diving destination. Here, you can immerse yourself in the joy of diving and indulge in a range of water activities. Dolphin Bay is rich in underwater resources, where you can witness the magnificent scene of clownfish defending their homes and explore Japanese shipwrecks from World War II, revealing a mysterious and fascinating underwater world.