Fly Singapore to Manila with Cebu Pacific from just €163 return. Average fares sit around €241. It's a short, direct route perfect for a quick escape to the Philippines without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
Fares range from €163 to €252 based on the samples we've seen. We found deals at €163, with the median around €241. Book early, book often: the sooner you reserve, the better your price. If your dates are flexible, check fares daily in the two weeks before departure, prices shift. Avoid last-minute bookings if you can wait.
Airline and stops
Cebu Pacific operates this route as a direct flight. No stops, no plane changes: you board in Singapore and land in Manila. That means a quick journey with no hassle. Cebu Pacific is a budget carrier, so pack light to avoid excess baggage fees.
Best time to visit
Manila and the region are pleasant year-round, but the dry season (November to May) is the most comfortable: less rain and pleasant temperatures. The Northern Hemisphere summer (June to October) brings monsoons and frequent showers. December to February is probably the best window: clear skies and a festive vibe. Book ahead for those months, prices climb.
What to do when you arrive
Manila welcomes you with temples, museums and neighbourhood life in Intramuros. Nearby islands (Coron, Palawan, Boracay) are a short flight or ferry away. Sample local food, wander the markets and soak in the laid-back pace of the Philippines. Ninoy Aquino international airport is about 7 km from the city centre.
FAQ
What's the cheapest flight from Singapore to Manila?
We've found tickets from €163 return with Cebu Pacific. Average fares hover around €241. Book in advance and stay flexible with dates to catch the best deals.
Are there direct flights from Singapore to Manila?
Yes, Cebu Pacific flies direct between Singapore (SIN) and Manila (MNL). No stops.
Which airline operates this route?
Cebu Pacific is the carrier we found on this route. It's a Philippine budget airline; pack only essentials to avoid baggage surcharges.
What is there to see in Manila and nearby?
Intramuros (the historic walled district), museums, temples and local markets. Close by: beaches in Coron, Palawan and Boracay. Food is diverse and affordable.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
