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MNL → TAG
Which side of the plane to sit from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila) to Tagbilaran Airport (Tagbilaran)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side provides a superior vantage point for the diverse island chains of the Sibuyan Sea and a scenic approach over the northern tip of Cebu towards Bohol.
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Laguna de Bay
The largest lake in the Philippines, visible immediately after takeoff from Manila.
Mount Banahaw
A majestic three-peaked volcano and holy mountain on the horizon of Southern Luzon.
Marinduque Island
Recognizable by its heart-like shape, centered in the Sibuyan Sea.
Cebu City Skyline
The dense urban center of the Visayas set against a backdrop of rugged mountains.
Bohol Countryside
Lush greenery and glimpses of the iconic limestone mounds during the final descent.
Book an early morning flight to have the sun behind you, illuminating the emerald islands of the Visayas. Look out for the Sibuyan Sea crossing about 25 minutes into the flight. On the descent, keep your eyes peeled for the distinct topography of Bohol which signals your arrival.
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Taal Volcano
The famous volcano within a lake, often visible shortly after departure if the path permits.
Mount Halcon
The highest peak on Mindoro Island, often piercing through the cloud cover.
Apo Reef
If the flight path stays west, you might spot the turquoise waters of this massive coral reef system.
Mount Kanlaon
The highest point in the Visayas, an active stratovolcano on the island of Negros.
The right side is excellent for seeing the major volcanoes of the western Philippines. However, afternoon flights will face direct western sunlight, making it quite hot and bright. This side is ideal for photographers looking for sunset shots over the Sulu Sea on late afternoon departures.
Book Hotels in TagbilaranDistance: 620 km (385 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 2 min
Departure: MNL (14.5086, 121.019997)
Arrival: TAG (9.665442, 123.853533)
Route Type: Domestic
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