The Philippines · TUK-TUKS
Good tuk-tuks tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Guided tuk tuk and jeepney ride through Divisoria wet markets and street food tasting, led by English-speaking guides in small groups.
“It is amaizing looking on the city through point view of Fhilipino, thank You for that”
A 2-hour Manila TukTuk and Jeepney guided ride to Old Manila, Chinatown, Divisoria, and Tutuban, with an English live guide.
“The tour was great and Floyd was very knowledgeable! He showed us places in Manila we never would’ve been able to find on our own. Thank you for the great tour!”
Manila Chinatown at night by tuk-tuk, with Binondo Church, Ongpin Street markets, Jones Bridge views, and a calm Pasig River walk.
“Our guide Floyd was amazing. I was unsure about going to this area of the city, but he made us feel safe and showed us so many wonderful sights. His knowlegde of the area made us able to really enjoy the tour and take it all in. The food was great and by the end of the tour we had tried so many traditional foods, it will be an evening i will not forget. I would recommend this tour, with Floyd as your guide to everyone. 10 out of 10.”
See real Manila in Tondo and Binondo on a 2-hour photo walk with local market scenes, Chinatown alleys, and included photos for $85.
“Great tour through tondo, divisoria and Chinatown. Venus is a local and knows so much. First time visit for my kids and they really enjoyed it. My parents joined us and even they, who grew up here found it to be unique and enjoyable .A must do!”
2-hour tuk-tuk hop-on hop-off in Binondo, Manila. Local guides, markets, and the oldest Chinatown, with water, for $63.
“Mari est une guide parfaite gaie cultivée et pleine de bonne énergie. Demandez la pour faire votre visite. Mari is a perfect guide, cheerful, cultured, and full of good energy. Ask her to help you with your tour.”
2-hour Manila street food and drinks tour with a tuktuk ride plus jeepney or tricycle, sampling 6 to 10 classic Filipino bites.
“V is an awesome guide! She's super friendly and helpful, and she even helps with photo shoots and crossing busy roads. The food is all amazing; I'm so full and happy. You should definitely join her tour!”
A 5-hour Panglao land tour by TukTuk with hotel pickup, included admissions, and key sights like San Agustin Church, Hinagdanan Cave, and Modala Beach.
Ride a jeepney and tuk tuk through real Manila, with a local guide and a walking market day in Divisoria from Binondo.
“It includes a lot of walking around and not suitable for mobility challenged guests. Not wheelchair friendly but the guide was good at making an alternative arrangement.”
Pick the island first. The kind of day sorts itself out after that.
