CYP → MNL

Mayon Volcano

Visible in the distance to the east, its iconic perfect cone often peeks through the clouds over the Bicol Peninsula.

Mount Banahaw

The massive, mist-shrouded stratovolcano bordering Quezon and Laguna provinces is a major landmark.

Laguna de Bay

The Philippines' largest lake, featuring a patchwork of fish pens and the distinctive Talim Island.

BGC and Makati Skyline

Breathtaking views of the country's main financial districts as the aircraft descends into the metropolis.

Philippine Arena

Depending on the landing pattern, you may see the world's largest indoor arena located just north of the city.

Samar Sea

Clear views of the turquoise waters and scattered islets immediately after takeoff from Calbayog.

Masbate Island

Aerial views of the rolling hills and rugged northern coastline of Masbate province.

Sibuyan Sea

A deep blue expanse often dotted with inter-island ferries and cargo vessels heading to Cebu or Manila.

Marinduque

The heart-shaped island province visible in the distance across the water.

Taal Volcano

On a clear day, the distant caldera and Taal Lake may be visible as the plane turns toward Manila.