MNL → GES

Laguna de Bay

An expansive view of the country's largest lake and its various aquaculture structures immediately after takeoff.

Mount Banahaw

A majestic view of this 2,170-meter active volcano, a sacred site for many locals, as you fly over Quezon province.

Sibuyan Sea Islands

Clear views of the remote islands of Romblon and Masbate, characterized by turquoise waters and coral reefs.

Mount Apo

The highest mountain in the Philippines, offering a spectacular silhouette on the left side during the descent into General Santos.

Manila Bay Coastline

A sweeping view of the Cavite coastline and the historical Corregidor Island shortly after departure.

Mount Halcon

The rugged, often cloud-shrouded peaks of Mindoro Island, known as one of the most challenging climbs in the country.

Western Visayan Coast

Glimpses of the white sand coastlines of Panay and Negros islands across the Sulu Sea.

Sarangani Bay

As the plane banks for landing, you can see the deep blue waters of the bay, famous as the 'Tuna Capital of the Philippines'.