Flights to Manila
Find cheap flights to Manila in Philippines from just £536.00. Fly with KLM, Air France, Gulf Air and more airlines! You'll get great deals on your flight to Manila from our airline partner Airline Network. We have some of the cheapest flight prices to Manila from UK airports, with discount business class and economy fares.
Flying to Manila in Philippines is approximately fourteen hours. With our fares, you can book flights to Manila from London, Manchester, or Glasgow airports in the UK.
 | KLM Royal Dutch Airlines | from £536.00 |
 | Qatar Airways | from £560.00 |
 | Gulf Air | from £630.00 |
 | Singapore Airlines | from £640.00 |
 | Royal Brunei | from £649.00 |
 | Cathay Pacific Airways | from £676.00 |
 | Malaysia Airlines | from £702.00 |
 | Etihad Airways | from £714.00 |
 | Eva Airways | from £794.00 |
 | Emirates | from £834.00 |
 | Thai Airways International | from £882.00 |
| Qatar Airways | from £1213.00 |
| Etihad Airways | from £1440.00 |
| Emirates | from £1526.00 |
| KLM Royal Dutch Airlines | from £1534.00 |
| Gulf Air | from £1562.00 |
 | Lufthansa | from £1572.00 |
| Royal Brunei | from £1705.00 |
| Cathay Pacific Airways | from £1924.00 |
| Thai Airways International | from £2282.00 |
| Singapore Airlines | from £2485.00 |
| Malaysia Airlines | from £2497.00 |
 | Korean Air Lines | from £2997.00 |
Manila Flights, Philippines Highlights
Lying on the island of Luzun, the largest of Philippines, the city of Manila is a bustling destination; the home of some 10 million people. Popular as a destination for couples and families alike, Manila has plenty to occupy tourists, and something that everyone visiting Manila should see is the famous Friendliness of the locals – an exciting part of any trip to Philippines!
The combination of Portuguese and Chinese influences on Philippine culture means that the many annual festivals mix the two to a great extent. Chinese New Year in February, is one of the biggest celebrations with All Saint's Day (November 1st) not far behind - although it has been rather taken over by Chinese Ancestor Day.
Mardi Gras is celebrated in Portuguese style with an enormous carnival and parade through the streets of Manila, while things take a decidedly macabre turn on Good Friday, when it is seen as a mark of piety to be crucified for a few hours.