Corregidor Island Tours and Activities

With the ferry company closing during the pandemic, the only way to reach Corregidor now is to travel to Bataan from Manila and then take a boat to the island. If you’re coming outside the Philippines, you can take a flight to Manila and land at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Manila or take a flight to Clark and land at Clark International Airport in Pampanga.



To reach Bataan from Manila, you can use private transport like a Manila airport transfer or book a Manila car rental with or without a driver. By private vehicle, it's a 2.5-hour drive of about 124 kilometers. You can use the North Luzon Expressway, taking either the San Fernando toll exit or the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX). If you choose the San Fernando exit, drive through Lubao and Dinalupihan. If taking SCTEX, exit at Dinalupihan and head towards Balanga.



You can also take a bus going to Bataan from Manila. For bus travel, various companies like Genesis, Bataan Transit, Victory Liner, and Sinulog operate from different locations in Manila. The trip takes roughly 3 hours.



If you’re arriving at Clark International Airport, you can take a taxi or bus to the Dau Bus Terminal and then transfer to a UV Express van to Balanga City.



For a faster option, you can take the Manila-Bataan Ferry Boat at SM Mall of Asia. This 50-minute ferry ride goes directly to Port Capinpin in Orion, Bataan.



Once in Bataan, you can board a pump boat going to Corregidor Island. However, for a hassle-free trip, it’s highly recommended to book a Corregidor tour package. Take note that Corregidor tour prices differ per duration of the tour.