Flying from Dublin to Manila costs from €610 return. The median price sits at €643, so if you find tickets around that figure, you're buying at the typical price for this route. Ryanair offers these fares with 2 stopovers on the outbound journey.
Price and when to book
The price range we've recorded is €610 to €747 for the full trip. Search frequently: prices fluctuate based on availability and departure date. Booking in advance is often cheaper, though on such long routes prices can vary considerably. Compare several dates before deciding, especially if you have flexibility with your travel days.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair is the carrier offering these fares. The outbound journey includes 2 stopovers, which extends the total travel time. Don't expect a direct flight at these prices: connections are part of the saving. Always check layover times and locations to plan accordingly.
Best time to visit
The Philippines has a dry season from November to April, the ideal period to visit. June to October brings rain and typhoons. If you want to enjoy the climate, travel between November and March. Prices may vary during this window, so track offers in those months. December and January are peak season and more expensive.
What to do on arrival in Manila
Manila is your gateway to the Philippines. Explore the old town (Intramuros), visit colonial landmarks and relax by the Bay. From here you can easily reach destinations like Boracay, Palawan or the Cordillera. Manila airport (MNL) is on the outskirts; use authorised taxis or ride-sharing to reach the city centre. Don't miss exploring beyond the capital: the Philippine islands are the real treasure.
FAQ
Is it possible to find Dublin-Manila flights cheaper than €610?
€610 is the lowest price we've recorded on this search. It's rare to find lower fares on such long routes, but keep monitoring: cancellations and plan changes create last-minute cheap spots. Sign up for price alerts so you don't miss any deals.
What is the total flight duration with 2 stopovers?
We can't give you the exact duration without knowing the stopover airports, but with 2 stops the entire journey typically takes between 20 and 24 hours of total time (including waiting periods). Check your booking to see actual connection times.
Is Ryanair the only airline with these fares?
According to our data, Ryanair is the carrier offering these prices. Other airlines may have similar routes, but generally at higher costs. Always compare on flight search engines to be sure.
What to see in Manila besides the old town?
The National Museum, Rizal Park botanical garden and San Agustín Church (Unesco World Heritage) are must-sees. To escape the city, Boracay (via domestic flight or ferry) and Palawan beaches are spectacular. Try local food: lechón and adobo are signature dishes you shouldn't miss.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
