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Visiting Corregidor Island in Manila

Taking a tour of Corregidor Island takes you back to one of the most courageous battles of World War II.

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Michael Turtle is the founder of Time Travel Turtle. A journalist for more than 20 years, he's been travelling the world since 2011.

Michael Turtle is the founder of Time Travel Turtle and has been travelling full time for a decade.

Updated: August 17, 2023

A Corregidor Island tour in Manila

Not just one of the most important things to see in Manila, Corregidor Island is also one of the most important historical military sites in Asia.

As a tourist, it's possible to visit Corregidor Island, but you need to do a bit of planning to join one of the Corregidor Island tours. To help, I've put together this information.

• The story of Corregidor Island in World War II
• Things to see on Corregidor Island today
• My tips for visiting Corregidor Island

Control this island, you control Manila. It’s a maxim that explains why Corregidor Island has always been considered so important – and why it was the scene of such heavy fighting in the Second World War, as the Japanese advanced on the Philippines.

Even when the soldiers knew the end was upon them, they never gave up. This small island had held out against some of the most determined attackers, against all odds. The soldiers had every reason to be proud and so they fought on.

The date was May 6, 1942 and it was the Americans (with the help of the Filipinos) who were fighting to protect Corregidor Island this time. I say ‘this time’ because Corregidor has changed hands many times over the centuries.

Why is Corregidor Island so important?

The position of Corregidor Island in Manila Bay makes it an extremely strategic island for anyone wanting to attack or defend Manila. For this reason, it was the scene of incredibly heavy fighting during the Second World War.

What is Corregidor Island today?

These days, Corregidor Island is a war memorial to the American and Filipino soldiers who died here. Many of the original buildings and military infrastructure have been left in ruins out of respect for those who fought on the island.

Can you visit Corregidor Island?

Corregidor Island is technically open to visitors, but it’s only accessible by private ferry. Since the pandemic, those ferry trips have been very limited, meaning it can be difficult to reach Corregidor Island sometimes.

This rock rising out of the water is situated at a strategic point of Manila Bay and is one of the most important defences for the capital of the Philippines. Whoever holds the island can control the maritime access to the country’s key port.

It’s for this reason that, during the Second World War, the Japanese were so intent on claiming it. It was the key to their planned conquest of the Pacific.

Corregidor Island in World War II

For months the Japanese bombarded the island, throwing everything they had at it.

From December 1941 until May, bombs rained down and large guns shot at Corregidor. Japanese aircraft flew more than 600 missions and dropped more than 1700 bombs. Meanwhile, the artillery pieces fired consistently.

It’s estimated that on the night of heaviest fire, more than 16,000 shells hit the island.

When the Japanese finally landed on Corregidor on the night of May 5, the men waiting for them fought back as best they could. They were terribly outnumbered, though, and were running low on resources. You can only imagine how weak they would have been too.

The months of attacks had meant they could hardly get any supplies. They were eating just 800 grams of food a day and drinking water just twice.

But they knew how important Corregidor was. They weren’t just fighting for their lives but, as far as they knew, for the future of the world.

In the end, the island fell to the Japanese. The commander sent a message to President Franklin Roosevelt:  “There is a limit of human endurance, and that point has long been passed” . The remaining Americans and Filipinos, waving white flags, surrendered.

The story of the island doesn’t end there. The Japanese, with control of Corregidor, were able to take Manila Bay. It was the finest port in the Far East and they used it to expand their advance. The overnight battle on this small island meant the fall of Asia.

The tide turned a few years later and Corregidor was retaken from the Japanese in February 1945. This was the last major military action it would see.

Since the Spanish first established a base on the island in 1570, it had also been taken – and held – by the Dutch, the British, the Americans, and the Japanese. But finally Corregidor Island was at peace.

Now, when you visit Corregidor Island, you’ll be able to trace much of this history. But being able to land here peacefully is relatively new in the site’s long history.

Things to see on Corregidor Island

Until recently, the island knew nothing but war, so it’s fitting that’s what you see when you visit. All across Corregidor are the ruins of the military base run by the Americans and Filipinos during the Second World War.

The buildings that were destroyed by bombs have been left that way and others, destroyed by time, have been secured but not rebuilt. The large bases for the guns are still there and, in many cases, the guns are too.

The barracks are just skeletons but they are evidence of the men who once lived here and the lives they led.

One of the most impressive things to see on Corregidor Island is the enormous tunnel complex inside a mountain.

The main tunnel, with entrances at each end, is 250 metres long and about 7 metres wide. 24 smaller tunnels of about 50 metres come off it in both directions.

Originally it was designed as bomb-proof storage but, when the Japanese siege became too much, it was used as a bunker, a hospital and a command centre.

It was from here inside Malinta Tunnel that General Douglas MacArthur had his headquarters and the President of the Philippines had his seat of government at one point.

Around the island are walking trails – and even bike trails – that allow you to explore the heritage that remains. These days, there’s also a fair bit of interesting flora and animal life to look out for.

Corregidor isn’t massive and you could walk around the whole thing on your own if you wanted, but there wouldn’t be time to do that and get the detailed visit with all the historical information that’s usually offered with a tour.

Visiting Corregidor Island

To get to Corregidor Island, you need to go by boat. However, there are no public transport options, so you’ll need to use a private ferry.

Unfortunately, since the coronavirus pandemic, the usual ferry operator has shut down and access to Corregidor Island has been fairly patchy, with limited information about what’s available.

Tours (including boat transfers) restarted in the middle of 2022, just on Saturdays and Sundays, but then stopped again.

The tours and transfers began again in January 2023, but they are only happening on specific days.

UPDATE MAY 2023: There are currently some tours going to Corregidor Island on the following dates – Monday 1 May, Saturday 6 May, Saturday 13 May, Saturday 20 May.

The tours cost 4500 php (U$80) and includes roundtrip boat transfers, island entrance fee, historical tram tour with guide, Malinta Tunnel light show, and a buffet lunch by the beach.

The boat leaves Manila at 06:00 and gets back at 16:30.

To book a spot, get in touch with Corregidor Foundation Inc on its website or by email: [email protected] .

It’s also possible you may be able to get a tour company in Manila that can arrange a boat to Corregidor Island, but I haven’t been able to find one. (Please drop me a note and let me know if you do know of one!)

Normally, when the boats are running regularly, most tourists book a tour package with the ferry company which includes ground transportation around the island.

If you want a bit of independence and a bit more time to explore, you also used to be able stay overnight in the hotel on the island. Many people who choose this option take the tour during the day and then have the evening and next morning to explore for themselves once the tourist groups have left.

It’s a very quiet place to spend time in. Far from hectic Manila, there’s just the wind in the trees and the lapping of the water on the shore. It’s hard to imagine how noisy and chaotic it must have been when the bombs were dropping and the guns shooting.

We should be thankful for the peace now but not forget the lives that were lost here and the heroism of those who held out for so long, determined to protect Corregidor against all odds.

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22 thoughts on “Visiting Corregidor Island in Manila”

A place of such pivotal wartime importance…so cool that you got that chance to see it in person. Great photos!

Yeah, I really didn’t know anything about it before I went so it was really interesting to learn all about how important it was during the Second World War. And, you’re right, seeing it in person really helps you to understand what the people based here would have gone through.

My grandfather was a part of the group of american soldiers taken POW here in 1942. I’d like to know if you could tell me more detail about what each photo represents? I’m just doing a bunch of research off the backend of his memoir from 1995. If you know anything about each photo’s contents more specifically it’d be awesome to know.

1. How to visit Corregidor island? 2. How to book tour package? 3.Is island tour open on Sunday ?

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We visited THE ROCK 2x .. 2011 and 2014 , Amazing PLACE, lots of war history ,my father was a war veteran both US and PHILIPPINES, was a POW with the Bataan march. Passed away at 100 yrs old. He had many stories about the war .

Your father is an American and Philippine hero as well. We owe him together with all his fellow soldiers our freedom.

I would like to know what P4,800 covers. Would it include transpo TO and FROM land activities ? How do I make reservations and payments? Minimum of FOUR (4) ADULTS OCT. 29,2023. THANKS

How do I make a reservation for 2 adults?

You are blessed to have a grandfather with a life so much part of history. Wonderful!

Really of no value if you don’t specificly explain in some Detail how to book the tour!!!!

I found Corregidor Island tour on Facebook. I did visit the island on August 6,2022. I will be returning on November 9,2024. I will admit the transportation by private boat from Mariveles is an adventure on small boat. It can be done.

Feel free to ask any questions I could possibly answer

I am just an concerned citizen (USA) who wants to help to keep the courage of the soldiers alive.

hello Brian. Tel plz your way to to visited that place

Corregidor Island Tour on facebook. It is about $ 80.00 an person with transportation from Mariveles area which is not to far from Corregidor Island

I will be returning on November 9,2024 as part of my trip there please fee; free to email me and i will do my best to help you

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Thank you for this information. I am taking my family to the Philippines this year. I will contact the link you provided. Again, thanks.

Can u tell me your overnight tour package for corregidor

There maybe an hostel open, but the nice hotel probably never will again reopen there

How much is the tour package for 2 adults. We’re planning to visit on December 2024.

From what `i have seen of FB and Corregidor island tour from their page it is about 60-80 usd per per or less

I will be returning in November 9,2024 this year if the weather and channel can be crossed safely from Bataan to Corregidor Island. I had good fortune and was able to visit August 06,2022.

I will answer any question I can answer from my knowledge. I am not being paid or pushing any operator or comoany. I am doing this to make sure that or future generations do not forget the fallen soldiers

GOD BLESS THEN ALL

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PACKAGE- ₽2,695 Without Transportation (with their own vehicle) start at Mariveles Bataan *INCLUSIONS* V Round Trip outrigger Boat Transfer Bataan to Corregidor 20mins V Tour vehicle in the island. (Tranvia Bus) V Historical Tour V Department of Tourism Accredited Tour Guide V Island entrance fee V Travel Insurance v Packed lunch V Freebies V Staff Coordinator SAMPLE ITINERARY Meet Up: Kamaya Point Road Barangay Alas-asin Mariveles Bataan • 7:20am to 8:00am Meet up and Boarding 3 Free coffee and biscuits are available at the office while waiting for the departure to the island. • 1:30pm or 2:00pm ETA Bataan PACKAGE- ₽3,800 With Land Transportation* INCLUSIONS V Round Trip Transportation Manila to Mariveles Bataan 3hours Round Trip outrigger Boat Transfer Bataan to Corregidor 20mins • Tour vehicle in the island. (Tranvia Bus) V Historical Tour (V Department of Tourism Accredited Tour Guide V Island entrance fee Travel Insurance Packed lunch V Freebies V Staff Coordinator

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Corregidor Island Siargao – The Ultimate Guide

Corregidor Island Siargao (also known as Casolian Island) is a dreamy tropical island in the south of the Philippines.

On your next visit to Siargao , make sure to jump on an island hopping tour and explore the incredible landscapes and colorful coral reefs that can be found on Corregidor Island Siargao!

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WHERE IS CORREGIDOR ISLAND SIARGAO?

Corregidor Island is located in the south of the Philippines right next door to the more popular island of Siargao.

This tropical paradise is only accessible by boat, which is a 45-minute journey across the channel from General Luna, the main tourist hub in Siargao.

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WHERE TO BOOK A CORREGIDOR TOUR

I booked my Corregidor tour with Viator and everything was organized and the guide was super friendly.

The tour includes a return boat ride to Corregidor Island, entrance fees, a guide, and good times!

Alternatively, you can book a Corregidor Island Tour online in advance with Viator.

This tour includes a full day of island-hopping to Corregidor Island, Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam Island!

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MY EXPERIENCE ON THE CORREGIDOR TOUR

At 10 am, my friends and I jumped on our private boat that was waiting on the beach directly in front of the Secret Spot Hostel. The trip over the channel to the island is a 45-minute journey, passing Naked Island and Hanoyoy Island.

The skipper beached the boat on Corregidor Beach, a glistening white sand coastline complemented by a palm tree forest, turquoise water, and a colorful reef.

I was in disbelief of how incredibly beautiful this island is before I even stepped foot off the boat.

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The first few hours on the Corregidor Island Tour were spent snorkeling in the crystal clear waters, climbing palm trees, and enjoying a freshly cooked barbeque lunch and cold beers.

The local residents of Corregidor Island Siargao offer cooking services on the island, so we handed over our food and they prepared a feast for us all. The cost for the cooks is included in the Corregidor tour price.

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After lunch, we decided to hike to the other side of the island, passing by a palm tree rainforest and a small local village in the center of the island.

There were kids playing basketball, teenagers singing karaoke from their homes, and elderly people watering their gardens. The beautifully slow pace of life on this island is something else!

We continued along a pebbly beach and up a large grass hill, and at the top was one of the most spectacular landscapes I have ever seen.

Coconut palm trees, rolling hills, long grass, herds of water buffaloes, and secluded beaches. I literally felt like I was dreaming… My friends and I were in awe and speechless of what laid in front of our eyes!

See the images below to get an idea of what I am talking about.

There is so much exploring to do on Corregidor Island Siargao and many awesome spots for photo opportunities.

I sent up my drone camera to get some aerial photos and videos which was the best idea I had all day. The view of the island from the air had me in disbelief that this place exists!

The day was coming to an end so we made our way back to the starting point of our hike, had another quick swim in the ocean, and jumped on board our boat for departure back to Siargao.

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WHERE TO STAY IN SIARGAO

General Luna  is the place to be when searching for the  best places to stay in Siargao!

There are hundreds of accommodation options to choose from, so I have narrowed it down to a few of the best places to stay to fit the needs of luxury, mid-range, and budget travelers.

LUXURY: NAY PALAD HIDEAWAY VILLAS

Nay Palad Hideaway offers the most luxurious, all-inclusive island resort that you may be seeking, with choices of a sea view room, a garden view room, or a luxurious villa.

Features include an outdoor swimming pool, a private palm tree-fringed beach, an in-house restaurant, a games room with billiards and table tennis, and more!

Guests can also make use of the complimentary paddleboards, surfboards, kayaks, and bicycles, and even jump on board an island-hopping tour.

MID RANGE: FERRA RESORT SIARGAO

Ferra Resort Siargao is popular among most travelers visiting the island due to the prime beachfront location at an affordable price!

Features include well-kept gardens, a private beach area, and BBQ facilities, and all beachside bungalows have air conditioning and a balcony.

It’s the perfect place to stay for couples, friends, or families on a mid-range budget.

BUDGET: MAD MONKEY HOSTEL

Mad Monkey is the most popular hostel in Siargao, centrally located in General Luna. It’s just a 7-minute walk from the famous Cloud 9 surf break and other nearby attractions.

The hostel features a tiki-themed bar, a restaurant, and a swimming pool, and the dorm rooms have air conditioning and free Wi-Fi for all guests.

For backpackers, solo travelers, and surfers on a budget, this is the place for you!

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FINAL THOUGHTS – CORREGIDOR ISLAND

I hope you enjoyed reading this article and if you have any questions about Corregidor Island Siargao please leave me a comment below this post and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

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Hi! Is the 1,300 for the Corrigedor Tour is per head? or is it the cost of the boat already that we can just divide with my friends? Thank you!

Hello, 1300 is the cost per person for this tour. Enjoy 🙂

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CORREGIDOR DAY TOUR: 12 Historic Sites to Visit

They were in Manila for business. Saritha was from Bahrain and Scott from the United States. How I ended up in their company was the result of a friend’s blackmail spirited persuasion. My friend Grace wanted to show them around as it was their first time in Manila. With Scott serving in the military in the past, Corregidor was an easy pick. But Grace thought that me tagging along would make the trip more insightful. Silly her, it was my first time in Corregidor, too!

I have lived in Manila for almost a decade now, but I had never left footprints on Corregidor Island. It was one of those plans that I often overlooked because of proximity. (I always had an excuse along the lines of I-can-visit-it-anytime-anyway.) It just won’t happen. But with a friend constantly bugging me, it finally did.

Corregidor was officially called Fort Mills during the American era but was also commonly referred to as “The Rock” for its terrain and fortifications, and “Gibraltar of the East” for its resemblance to Mediterranean Sea’s peninsular fortress. Strategically located at the mouth of Manila Bay, it is the biggest of the heavily fortified islands that make up the harbor defenses of the capital.

It played a pivotal role during the Pacific War, with its fall signaling Japanese victory and the start of their occupation of the Philippines (1942-45). We all know how horrible that turned out to be.

The most popular option (but not exactly the most budget-friendly) of exploring Corregidor is the day tour offered by Sun Cruises .

The Tour Package already includes ferry transfers, guide fees, buffet lunch, and the actual tour of the island. The tour lasts 9 hours (including the transfers) and usually starts at 7am at the docks at CCP Complex, Manila. The jetty is near Folk Arts Theater and Coconut Palace. Cost: PhP2250 (weekdays) and PhP2449 (weekends and holidays). Steep if you ask me, but it was worth it somehow. The tour ran smoothly and was very organized.

If you’ve always wanted to visit Corregidor but have no idea what to expect, let me give you a virtual tour of the island. Here are 10 stops that form the day tour.

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE?

Battery Way

Your first stop is most likely Battery Way. It was named after 2nd Lieutenant Henry Way of the 4th US Artillery. This gun emplacement was built from 1904 to 1914. Four 12-inch mortars, capable of hurling from 45-70 degrees, sit in the middle of the site. It is one of the only two mortar batteries in Corregidor.

Battery Hearn

If my memory serves me right, the gun at Battery Hearn is the largest on the island. “At firing elevation between 15 and 25 degrees, the gun could cover the full 360-degree field,” brags the site marker. “On May 6, 1942, the gun and carriage were disabled by the crew before surrendering, but the Japanese had American POW’s place the battery back in service.” Today the gun bobs beside a crater, left when the US dropped a bomb here in January 1945.

Mile-Long Barracks

The skeletal ruins of the Topside Barracks have become the most iconic landmark of the island. It used to house the quarters of American officers and enlisted personnel. The structure is also called Mile-Long Barracks even though it spans only 1520 feet, less than a third of a mile. According to our guide, however, if you walk from end to end on all three stories of the building, you will be covering almost a mile.

Pacific War Memorial

Perched on the island’s highest point is the Pacific War Memorial Complex. It harbors a museum, a circular altar under a memorial dome, and the Eternal Flame of Freedom Monument, all built in honor of Filipino and American soldiers who served during World War II. The site was completed in 1968 to the tune of USD 3 Million.

Also part of the complex are Cine Corregidor, the island’s movie house, and a small park behind the flame monument, which allows a fantastic view of the island’s tail end.

Corregidor Lighthouse

First lit in 1853, it is one of the oldest structures on the island. The Siege of Corregidor left it damaged, but it was reconstructed in the 1950s. Souvenir shops and small stars flank the walkway leading to the main tower.

Battery Geary

Completed in 1911, this gun emplacement was named after Capt. Woodbridge Geary of the 13th US Infantry. According to CorregidorIsland.com , “The eight 12-inch mortars of this battery were considered the most effective anti-personnel weapon in Corregidor. The battery had two mortar pits with 3 magazines and its standard crew consisted of 4 men per mortar.”

Battery Crocket

Battery Crocket is one of the six emplacements with disappearing guns on the island. These 12-inch guns were said to have 360-degree traverse (other sources say only 220-degree coverage) and required no smaller than a 30-man crew to properly function.

MacArthur Statue

One of the most prominent figures during the war, General Douglas MacArthur was stationed in Corregidor and used it as Allied Headquarters until March 11, 1942. A statue in honor of him stands by the Lorcha Dock, MacArthur’s departure point for Australia. Many think this was where he uttered the unforgettable line, “I shall return.” Truth is, he actually said it when he was already in Adelaide, Australia.

Japanese Garden of Peace

A memorial to the Japanese soldiers who fought in Corregidor during the war and a prayer area to their kin, the Japanese Garden of Peace cradles a Shinto Shrine and a 10-ft tall stone statue of Buddha, which faces the direction of Japan.

Filipino Heroes Memorial

Also on the tail end of the island is the Filipino Heroes Memorial, a 6000-square meter site designed by Francisco Mañosa. The main attractions here are the 14 Manual Casas-sculpted murals that depict the battles of Filipinos.

Malinta Tunnel

“The name Malinta came from the word ‘linta,’ meaning leech,” our tour guide explained. “When they were digging through the mountain to build the tunnel, they found a lot of these blood sucking worms along the way.”

Malinta Tunnel took 10 years to complete (1922-1932), an effort that proved useful during the war as it became the last stronghold of the military operations before the Japanese occupation. An elaborate network of tunnels run through the mountain, sheltering many of the soldiers during the war.

Today, its main tunnel is the theater for the Lights and Sound show, an audio-visual presentation created by National Artist Lamberto Avellana. The show narrates the key events of the battle in Corregidor. (Additional P200 fee applies.)

To be honest, the show was a bit underwhelming. For some reason, I was expecting a more dynamic, more interactive presentation, but it was segmented, outdated, and a bit dragging. (I returned to Corregidor months later and they said the Lights and Sounds show had been unavailable for weeks because of technical problems. I’m not sure if it’s operational again.)

Corregidor Hotel

The lunch stop. Lunch was served at the La Playa Restaurant at Corregidor Hotel. The food was not bad, but not great either. There are three to four choices of dishes, paella, and some fruits for dessert (watermelons on the two occasions I was there). The hotel is situated along South Beach, but the break was too short for a swim. Or any beach-activity for that matter.

For overnight stays, visit: Corregidor Overnight Tour

Corregidor Day Tour by Sun Cruises Esplanade Seaside Terminal, Mall of Asia (MOA) Complex, Pasay City Telephone No.: (632) 834-6857 to 58, (632) 831-8140 Email: [email protected] Website: www.corregidorphilippines.com Inclusions : Day tour, boat transfers, buffet lunch Cost : PhP2350 (weekdays) and PhP2549 (weekends and holidays) How to get there: Take LRT 1 or MRT to EDSA-Taft. Ride a jeepney multicab bound for SM Mall of Asia. Alight at One Esplanade.

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Been here few years back :))

I loved my visit to the Philippines and it has been many years now but my primary complaint was that leaving out of Manila had to be one of the most ridiculous displays of security I’d ever seen. After two security checks we literally walked down a corridor with no exits or entrances only to find another security stop. As if somebody might cut a whole through the roof and climb on down…nope, they have that scenario covered! It topped my list of “most security stops exiting a country” list. My recommendation after that was that if you go…plan on staying!

Lovely article. To those who plan on visiting the place‚ don’t be having second thoughts esp. if you’re in for the history feels—it’s very worth it. Twelve years have gone by swiftly since last stepping foot on Corregidor Island. It was a cloudy February morning‚ a pleasant day for sight-seeing with friends. It was not that high and so we tried climbing atop that old light-house. The show inside the Malinta Tunnel came as pretty enjoyable to me. I eerily felt being transported back in time as part of the war being fought in the island. PS: As a side-note‚ the ‘fertility buddha’ is not actually a buddha but rather‚ a bodhisattva (pre-buddha or on the path towards buddhahood). He is best known as Avalokitesvara or the bodhisattva of mercy and compassion. His female manifestation is a mother goddess known as Kuan Yin in China or in this case‚ Kannon‚ as she is known in Japan.

Amazing piece. I would love to visit these places with a good tour guide.

Wow. Very inviting and encouraging post for those planning to visit Corregidor (like me). I love the history of Corregidor and the feel of ancient heroism in the air. Nice new layout of the blog, too!

Just in case you want to visit Mt. Samat, Corregidor, Mt. Tarak, or have an appoint in Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific (MAAP) just visit my hotel / lodge at Alas asin, Mariveles, Bataan.

Hi what if were planning to go overnight? How much do u think it will cost and what are the budget friendly hotels nearby? Thanks

About the charge…is this per head . Any discount for a big group specialy any discounts for the seniors ?

Hi! Yep, this is per head. Nagtaas na ulit sila from the time we wrote this article. P2500-P2600 na.

No idea about discounts, but you may call them directly at (02) 465-8840.

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Corregidor Island Tour From Siargao: Complete Guide

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Corregidor Island is found just off the coast of Siargao. It has several beautiful beaches and coves but it is well known for its palm tree-covered hills, which visitors can reach after undertaking a small hike from the beach. A Corregidor Island tour is part of many of the island-hopping trips that leave Siargao every day.

WHERE IS CORREGIDOR ISLAND

Corregidor Island (also known as Casolian Island is south of the popular surf island Siargao in the south of the Philippines. There are a number of smaller islands nearby Siargao that are popular for island hopping, the most popular route is the day-trip to Daku, Guyam, and Naked Island .

From Siargao, it is about a 45-minute boat journey if you leave General Luna on a classic, outrigger boat. It’s important to note that on Google Maps, the island is listed as ‘Casolian Island’. There is another island in the Philippines, closer to Manila, which is also called Corregidor Island and shows up when you search it on Google Maps.

HOW TO GET TO CORREGIDOR ISLAND

To get to Corregidor Island from Siargao Island the most common way is to join a group tour that includes Corregidor but also another one or two island visits. For less than $25 USD, you can visit Corregidor Island and another spot to complete your day-trip. It is possible to book a private boat tour but this will be much more expensive. There are no public transportation options.

BOOKING A TOUR TO CORREGIDOR ISLAND FROM SIARGAO ISLAND

To book your Siargao Island hopping experience online, the best price and most reliable one is  this activity on Klook . This activity includes four islands all in one day. You get to visit Corregidor, Naked Island, Daku Island, and Guyam. It costs slightly more than the regular three-island trip but that’s because you get four islands and visit them all in one day!

The price is very similar to what you will find at the street vendors (and likely on the same boat anyway). You get your full day of island hopping and lunch included. It’s hard to go wrong.

Book your tour now: FOUR ISLAND TOUR (Corregidor, Naked, Daku, Guyam)

I’ve done the tour as the three-island, four-island and even Corregidor in combination with Mamon & La Janosa. It’s fair to say I’ve spent some time island-hopping out of Siargao.

MY EXPERIENCE ON CORREGIDOR ISLAND, SIARGAO

I’ve been to Corregidor Island twice now and both times were a fantastic experience. However, they were on different island-hopping itineraries. On the first occasion, I did the  FOUR ISLAND TOUR (Corregidor, Naked, Daku, Guyam)  and on the second occasion, two years later, I visited Mamon Island and then Corregidor.

There are many ways to include Corregidor Island in your itinerary. Therefore, in this blog post, I will just share my experience mostly about Corregidor Island not all of the islands included in the itinerary as it can vary.

Corregidor Island is one of my favorite islands to visit near Siargao because it has a small element of adventure rather than just the regular beach hangouts you find at the other islands like Guyam and Naked. Before our boat docked, I sent the drone up so I could show you guys an aerial of just how pristine the waters are around the island!

We jumped off the boat and met our guide. The guide is always organized by your boat crew and it is a requirement. It’s a great way for the local residents to monitor the visitors to the island and to make a small living by guiding tourists up the hill to visit the palm trees and check out the views of Corregidor Island. The walk takes about 30-minutes each way in total and you probably want about 30-minutes at the top of the hill to explore the palms, take some photos and enjoy the view.

So, after finding our guide, we set off through the village where karaoke was blaring and the little kids all offered high fives and beautiful smiles! It’s such a picturesque village with a small church, palm trees and a grass corridor through the middle that connects the beach to the top of the hill. It’s a nice walk and gives you some insight into how the island residents are living.

The walk leaves the village and veers into the trees as you begin to enjoy a little bit of incline in the humid conditions. If you aren’t used to hiking or the humidity you may find this walk quite uncomfortable, even though it is very short and easy. It’s exposed at the top of the hill so packing sunscreen and wearing a hat is ideal. Many people get very burnt here as they hike in swimwear.

Once you reach the first little summit, you are now in the land of palm trees. It’s a pretty unique landscape of long grass, a collection of scattered palms and views of the ocean on all sides. There aren’t many places like it!

There are lots of little paths shooting off in all directions but basically there is no wrong or right way to explore Corregidor Island. Both times I’ve visited, we headed out all the way to the farthest point on the island to check out the coves on either side. Along the way, you will find a bent palm tree that has become a bit of a photo-op spot, which I’m sure your guide will point out for you.

To be honest, the best thing to do is just wander around and find new angles and explore different areas. With hundreds of palms up on the hill, it truly is a sight to behold and I’ve found different spots on both of my visits.

After exploring the palm tree hill, we made the trek back down into the village. With 40-minutes left before our boat left to head back to Siargao, we got into an intense sand-volleyball match and really soaked in the island vibes. 

If you want to read about the tri-island hopping nearby that can also include Corregidor Island on the itinerary I’ll leave that blog post link here:  SIARGAO ISLAND HOPPING – GUYAM, DAKU & NAKED ISLAND

And again, if you want to book the four-island hopping trip that includes Corregidor Island, Guyam, Daku and Naked all in one day that link is here: FOUR ISLAND TOUR

CORREGIDOR ISLAND MAP

As I mentioned earlier, on Google Maps you will find it named Casolian Island instead of Corregidor Island. However, everywhere on Siargao and all of the tour operators most definitely call the island Corregidor.

WHERE I SUGGEST TO STAY ON SIARGAO

Budget Hostel in General Luna: The White House :  The best budget option for dorm style/hostel accommodation on Siargao Island is called  The White House  in General Luna. For just $10 a night you can grab yourself a dorm bed.

Value Pick in General Luna:   Lampara Siargao Boutique Hostel : Lampara Siargao is an oceanfront boutique hostel conveniently situated on the exotic island of Siargao. 

Luxury Pick in General Luna:  Nay Palad Hideaway : Nay Palad Hideaway is one of the most luxurious accommodations in the Philippines. With its beautiful outdoor pool, terrace with either garden or ocean views, comfy seating areas, and is the resort you will see featured on Instagram all the time!

WHERE I STAYED ON SIARGAO ISLAND

Siargao is pretty straightforward when it comes to picking a region to stay. 90% of people choose to stay somewhere near General Luna. All of the bars, restaurants, tours, ports, and hotels are near General Luna and Cloud 9 surf break.

There are a couple of other regions you could stay in like Pacifico but unless you are purposely looking for isolation, General Luna is your spot. So what are my suggestions for where to stay in General Luna?

First, I’ll tell you where I stayed. Because I stayed for over a month, I managed to find an Airbnb . It was 4 blocks back from the beach, had wi-fi, A/C, a private bathroom, patio and inside were just two bunk beds. It was super basic and I stayed here with two mates and my sister. It was 900 USD for the entire month, which we split four ways so it was just $225 each.

There’s a photo below of our sweet Airbnb pad on Siargao Island.

Save money in Siargao by staying at an Airbnb! Get a  FREE $40 Airbnb Coupon  by using  my code  when you book! 

Best time to visit Siargao Island

The best time to visit Siargao depends on what you are looking for. Many consider the best time of year when the weather is best but that also means crowds. I will give you a few options below about when is the best month to visit Siargao Island :

September: Siargao hosts the ‘Cloud 9 Surfing Cup’ each September, an official WSL Pro event

July – November: The best time period for surfing in Siargao is July until November. The easterly Mindanao current provides the islands with waves that came from the deepest regions of the Pacific.

March-May: If you aren’t as interested in the surf but are craving that sun. March until May should bring you guaranteed sunny days. But it’s the Philippines so you can’t guarantee it.

Where is Siargao Island Located

Siargao is located in the region of Mindanao in the Philippines. Mindanao is the southern region of the Philippines.

How to get to Siargao Island

When I visited in 2017 there was only one flight a day from Manila and one from Cebu. Now there are 10-15 flights a day so the question of how to get to Siargao has become much easier. Without going into deep detail on every single option. These are the options for how to get to Siargao:

• Fly from Manila $90-$100
• Fry from Cebu  $90-$100
• Ferry from Surigao City to Siargao Island $5

There are ferries that leave from Manila and Cebu but they go to Surigao City first and then Siargao Island.

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Hello! Can you personally recommend doing the tri island with Corregidor Island in 1 day or you would rather do Corregidor Island with Mamon separately?

It’s going to be my first time in July, staying for 7 nights and another Siargao trip perhaps in April-May 2023 because I still have a paid 7-night booking at the another hotel that’s reopening much later hence 2 separate trips. 😆

Jaska Kamila

Thursday 18th of June 2020

You can get your private boat from Dapa to Corregidor for a bit cheaper. Around 1500P / 27€ / 30$ for the whole boat.

General Luna prices are going up fast.

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Middleside Barracks

Battery Way

Battery Grubbs

Battery Hearn

Mile Long Barracks

Pacific War Memorial Complex

Cine Corregidor

Faro de Isla Corregidor (Spanish Lighthouse)

Corregidor Inn

Japanese Garden of Peace

Filipino Heroes Memorial

Malinta Tunnel

Lorcha Dock

"I highly recommend that you visit Corregidor island and see how lovely this place is. Aside from learning more of our history, it offers a lot of things everyone will definitely enjoy. It's also an awesome choice if you're looking for a quick getaway near Manila or if you just want to escape the "hustle and bustle" of the Metro, even just for a while."

ITINERARY (DAY TOUR)

• 7:00 AM - Check-in time & Boarding time
• 8:00 AM - ETD Manila
• 9:15 AM - ETA Corregidor (Guided tour with Lunch)
• 2:30 PM - ETD Corregidor
• 3:45 PM - ETA Manila

RATES (as of November 2014):

• Day Tour Weekday Adult Rate - PHP 2,250.00/person
• Day Tour Weekend Adult Rate - PHP 2,449.00/person
• Day Tour Child Rate (3-11 yo) - PHP 1,400.00/person

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Great post, very interesting to read.

Cant wait to travel And thanks for the Information.

Wonderful Post, I highly appreciate those people who share some good information, because I like those people who actually share :).

very informative, looking forward for my trip to corregidor

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Corregidor Island: Manila’s Best Heritage Tour

Though commonly associated with bullet-riddled cannons, bombed-out tunnels and unthinkable violence, Corregidor Island is one of the most tranquil attractions within easy reach of Manila. Corregidor’s story is a human story about the losses of war, viewed from the peaceful distance of several decades.

Situated 48 kilometres, or a one-hour cruise from the Manila harbour, Corregidor was the scene of exceptionally bitter fighting during WWII. Allied and Filipino forces defended Corregidor from the invading Japanese army until, their supplies depleted, they surrendered on May 6, 1942. The island saw an equally bloody struggle when Allied troops returned to reclaim the fort at the close of the war.

Today, Corregidor is a national shrine. Reseeded after the war, its shores and slopes are wonderfully green and restful. Of all the heritage attractions in reach of Manila, this is the one you should not miss. It’s impossible to overlook the significance of this island, now a sunbaked speck off the coast, and the pivotal role it played in Philippine history.

Though it’s possible to charter boats to Corregidor, most visitors find their way to the island on Sun Cruises’ well-organised day tours. Departing from the CCP Complex on Roxas Boulevard, tours begin with a pleasant 45-minute cruise.  Converted tramcars convey tour groups around the tadpole-shaped island, stopping at sites of interest such as the Pacific War Memorial, the Malinta Tunnel and Battery Geary. Hats or umbrellas are recommended.

TIP: If you enjoy history tours, be sure to sign up for Carlos Celdran’s acclaimed tour ‘ Walk This Way ‘, in the walled city of Intramuros.

Despite the gravity of the subject matter, the tour is enjoyable, informative and packed with fascinating insights. A hearty buffet lunch is served at the Corregidor Inn, with a view of the island’s lush hills and the sparkling sea beyond.

Overnight stays are available but you’ll need to book in advance. Corregidor Inn offers quaint but atmospheric accommodation. If you have more time on the island, explore further with options such as hiking, night tours, kayaking and birdwatching.

Corregidor Island Tour Booking

Sun Cruises, Fernando Ma. Guerrero corner Paseo Palisoc CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd., Pasay City Check in : 7am, Departure: 8am, Estimated return: 3:45pm Rates : Weekday day-trip: PHP 2,600, Weekend day-trip: PHP 2,800

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CORREGIDOR TOUR | Travel Guide + Itinerary + Map

Corregidor in the province of Cavite is one of the most interesting island places in the Philippine archipelago. Once dubbed as The Rock, it is the last bastion of freedom in the Philippines during the Second World War. Corregidor almost has every tourist spots a visitor would want to visit; its rich World War II history is unparalleled, it has pristine nature trails, it has wildlife, it has its own beach and let’s not forget the mysterious tales of ghosts and the supernatural in the island. Its proximity to Metro Manila, one hour away by boat to exact, is also a plus for those looking to find a quick weekend getaway.

► HOW TO GET TO CORREGIDOR

Corregidor Island is located forty-eight kilometers south east of Metro Manila. There are no regular public transportation that services the island from Metro Manila and the only way to go there are through the private ferry boats that Corregidor tour operators use in the island. Travel time is about an hour long.

There are boats coming from MAAP Pier in Brgy. Alas-Asin, Bataan that one can rent at Php300.00 per person Php3,500.00 for 14 pax below and 250 per person for 15 pax above, perfect for backpackers and those on a budget. Travel time is only 15 minutes.

Another option, from Mariveles, Bataan is through Barangay Cabcaben’s Port. An 8-person boat costs Php 3,000.00. Contact Number: (0908) 144-6984 | (0905) 489-7056. Travel time is about an hour long.

For the last two options, an entrance fee of Php200.00 per head is required. If you’re gonna rent a jeep, they have one for Php800.00. If you’re coming in as a big group, entrance fee for 17 persons would be at Php250.00 each, tour vehicle included. Guide fee is at Php1,000.00. ► CORREGIDOR TOURS

  WALKING TOUR BY OLD MANILA WALKS   Schedule: Available by schedule   Rates: Php1,350.00 pax upwards   Contact Number: (02) 7113823 | (0918) 962-6452    Email: [email protected]   Location: Metro Manila ► HOW TO GET AROUND IN CORREGIDOR

There are no residents in Corregidor Island, and with that, no public transportation. The main mode of transporting tourists around the attractions in Corregidor is via the motorized tranvia replicas . One can however bring his own bike or motorcycle if one so wishes via the ferry . There are also ATV (All Terrain Vehicles) available for rent at the Corregidor Inn for Php500.00 per hour. And of course, one can walk, but the island is quite large and it would probably take more than a day to completely circle it.

Big groups can rent jeeps (Php800.00 for 2 hours ) and buses (Php3,500.00 for 2 hours ) if you want to tour Corregidor on your own. Contact the Corregidor Foundation Inc. at (0916) 306-3693 and (0917) 440-1971 for details. ► WHERE TO STAY IN CORREGIDOR

SEA CALM INN    Rates: Php 650.00 2pax Fan Room | Php 3,000.00 6pax Fan Room  Address: Between Middleside and Tailside, Corregidor Island, Cavite  Contact Number: (0918) 944-2884  GPS Coordinates:   ► WHERE TO EAT IN CORREGIDOR

PIRATE’S COVE CAFE (CORREGIDOR COVE) Type: Cafe Address: South Beach, Corregidor Island, Cavite Contact Number: (0907) 508-7831 | (0918) 358-0856 Email: GPS Coordinates: +14° 23' 6.33", +120° 35' 19.33" ► PLACES TO VISIT IN CORREGIDOR

Corregidor is chockfull of places to visit, especially for history buffs. Tagged as the second most bombed place in the history of the world, it probably has more World War II history than any other place in the Philippines. But besides those, it also has a host of other touristy areas like beaches and hiking trails that one can get lost in. Most of the historical places is covered by Sun Cruise’s Corregidor day tour. For the other places, you have to get there on your own.

SAN JOSE CHAPEL Address: Brgy. San Jose, Corregidor Island, Cavite GPS Coordinates: +14° 23' 14.42", +120° 35' 18.71"   ► WHAT TO DO IN CORREGIDOR

RIDE A KAYAK Address: Corregidor Inn, Corregidor Island, Cavite Fee: Php 500.00 per hour ► WHAT TO BUY IN CORREGIDOR

There are a few souvenir stores in Corregidor where one can buy the usual pasalubongs to bring back home. Besides the usual t-shirts, ref magnets and keychains, the only noteworthy ones I saw were old paper bills and coins from the Japanese and American era in the Philippines.

CORREGIDOR SOUVENIRS SHOPS - Filipino Heroes Memorial Musuem  - Corregidor Lighthouse  - Corregidor Inn Lobby  - McArthur Cafe Lobby ► CORREGIDOR TOURIST SPOT MAP

Most tourists going to the island avail of the Corregidor day tour packages. It’s actually enough to visit most of the places around the island, but in my opinion, one has to stay overnight in Corregidor to really experience what The Rock is all about.

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Early Morning Arrival from Metro Manila   Corregidor Day Tour Package     Lorcha Dock      The Manuel Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, & the Filipino Woman Park       Filipino Heroes Memorial       Japanese Garden of Peace       Malinta Tunnel Light & Sound Show (Optional)      Lunch at the La Playa Restaurant       The Middleside Barracks       Battery Way       Battery Hearn       Battery Grubbs       Mile Long Barracks       Pacific War Memorial       The Spanish Lighthouse GO BACK TO MANILA FOR DAYTRIPPERS Corregidor Night Tour CONTINUATION FOR THOSE STAYING OVERNIGHT     The Old Hospital      Sunset at Battery Grubbs      Malinta Tunnel Night Lateral Tour   D A Y 2

Continuation of Corregidor Night Tour      Sunrise at the Eternal Flame of Freedom        Forest Walk to the Japanese Tunnel Breakfast at La Playa Restaurant or McArthur Cafe Visit San Jose Chapel Swim at South Beach and ride a Kayak Lunch at La Playa Restaurant or McArthur Cafe Walk around, avail of the ATV or swim at the Corregidor Inn Pool Check out and Depart to Manila

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Hi Good day! Do you know an agency who has this type 2-day itinerary? Thank you very much.

Just head straight to Corregidor Sun Cruises and they'll arrange everything for you :)

how much is the 2-day itinerary in sun cruises?

Hi Aroona, their Corregidor rates starts at Php2,200.00 per person, but please check their websites for an updated price. :)

Galing kami dito last March. Ang ganda! Yung mga staff ng hotel ang babait. Ni recommend ko to sa mga friends ko and nagustuhan din naman nila. Kaso mas maganda daw yung Walking Tour kasi mas maraming info wala nga lang kasamang foods. :)

I haven't tried the walking tour yet, hopefully next time. By the way, did you stay overnight? Corregidor's night tour is far more interesting, in my opinion. :)

yup! nag overnight kami. mas maganda nga yung night tour mas masaya. nag enjoy kami sa lateral tunnel! na windang ako dun sa nag iisang cr! xD

Ang saya nung night tour diba?! Ang creepy dun sa hospital!

Mam hm po pag walk tour tpos overnyt? Tnx

Hi Cristy, please contact Sun Cruises for that

The early morning Sun Cruise Tour is okay but I strongly recommend not taking the 2nd Sun Cruise Tour which begins after the return of the morning tour. On the 2nd Tour they push and rush you through everything. We only had a few minutes to visit the Museum before the driver wanted to be on his way. I've been on both and I would never use the afternoon tour again. I wish there was a private tour available led by a good guide. A tour where one could spend more time seeing everything and not be rushed.

I didn't know they now have an afternoon tour. So they start by 3pm? That's pretty late and indeed, you must've rushed through everything.

Hello! I am travelling 2 weeks from now to Mariveles Bataan and would like to visit Corregidor Island. Any advise please. Thank you

You may check the how to get there section of the guide :)

Hi Cristian, we are in tight budget and a family of 15pax. If we want to save, will the boat from MAAP Alas Asin be a safe option? Do you have contacts ( boatman) who we can book our ride? Will the boat wait for us at Corregidor? Luis

Hi Luis, I do think it is a safe way to access Corregidor as it is closer to the island than Manila is. For the boatman, you have to go to MAAP Pier and deal with them in person :)

Our cruise ship arrives in Manila at 10 am. Do you know of a tour to Corregidor that we could take at that time? Salamat!

Please contact Sun Cruises for their Corregidor tour schedule :)

Hi .. Do safe boat to us? 3am tomorrow morning we left .. I'm afraid because a storm

Hi Joed, best thing is to check with Sun Cruises if they will sail today

I'd really love to go on an overnight tour but the thing is we will be having our bikes with us...Is this 2day sun cruises package of Php 2,200 includes a ride correct? Will we be able to tour with our bikes?

I think you can, coordinate with them just to be sure :)

Gusto ko po sana pumunta pero ako lang po kase mag Isa ok lang po ba help kung paano makapunt?

Hi there! As stated at the comments above, just go straight to Sun Cruises and they will arrange everything for you.:) There website is http://www.corregidorphilippines.com/ Enjoy!

As Jena said :)

Please can I get the updated contact number of Sun Cruises... kaya lang galing kami dto sa Bataan already..We're from Nueva Ecija na po...not practical to go to Manila ..thanks..

Sun Cruises updated contact number: Landline (632) 354-7005, (632) 6289751 and (632) 6289752 Mobile (63)998 968-3256, (63)998 968-3056

Saan po pwede makakuha ng sasakyan patungong corrigidor kubg galibg ka sa bataan? Thanks po

Hi, you can get to Corregidor from Bataan via Mariveles. Check the HOW TO GET THERE portion of the article above.

hi, I would like to know if you know some agency that can accommodate for a day tour good for 2 pax. THANK YOU.

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Pursuant to the government’s announcement of placing Metro Manila and the provinces of Cavite, Rizal, Laguna and Bulacan under a tighter General Community Quarantine (ECQ) effective 15 May 2021, Corregidor Foundation Inc. (CFI) is happy to inform the public that we are now accepting visitors to Corregidor Island. Guests are required to comply with our health and safety protocols. CLICK HERE for more info.

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Trams, otherwise known as trolleys or streetcars, are glorious urban artifacts that ferried people across different locations within busy town centers beginning at the turn of the century. The inhabitants of Corregidor Island during its heyday made use of trams, so touring the island in a similar fashion will surely take you back in time. In addition to that, accredited tour guides will accompany you on your journey, providing historical context but also serving as ambassadors to that world-famous Filipino hospitality.

Tunnels may, from the outset, seem like the stuff of noir cinema or suspense literature, but the Malinta Tunnel is a different ball game. Its place in the annals of world history is indelible, having served first as bomb-proof storage, then as personal quarters, and finally as makeshift hospital for injured troops during World War II. Nowadays, it is the site of a lights-and-sounds presentation crafted by the late, great Lamberto Avellana, National Artist for Film. A tour of the individual laterals which served different functions during the war is also on offer.

While it may be argued that the island, in itself, can be treated as one living, breathing exhibition, Corregidor Island is not lacking in terms of well-curated exhibitions of photos, art, and war artifacts housed in separate museums. Swing by the Pacific War Memorial Museum for stunning military ephemera, and visit the Filipino Heroes Memorial for war-inspired paintings from various artists. It will be worth your while, and it can also serve as requisite breather in between more physical in-island activities.

Want to take it all in at your own pace? Then biking around the island is the choice for you. Arrange for group packages and get considerable discounts. Pedal across the glorious Mile-Long Barracks, whiz past Battery Hearn, or race your friends to South Beach in style. Not only is biking great for your cardiovascular health, it can also afford you views you would not otherwise see while on a guided tour.

Whether your area budding lensman or a pro-level camera fiend, Corregidor Island provides you that much-needed shift in subject matter. Forget the usual beaches and the stale shoebox-architecture sensibilities of the metro. With plenty of natural light to go around and some of the most breathtaking views the country has to offer, The Rock is a true-blue photographer’s haven, with its diverse flora and fauna, early modern architecture, and unique wartime ephemera. Book a group visit today.

FLORA & FAUNA

Beyond war, beyond history, Corregidor Island remains a slice of paradise as evidenced by its multifarious flora and fauna. The well-maintained former camp and base is teeming with fruit-bearing trees. After a spell of rain, the roads are carpeted in yellow blooms. Monkeys and geckos are constants in the hilly borders. When the skies clear out, an array of birds dot the atmosphere, among them white-collared kingfishers, zebra doves, Asian glossy starlings, and Eurasian tree sparrows.

Corregidor Island is flanked by at least three beaches in its expansive territory. Its shores practically extend to burgeoning beach destinations such as Morong and Bagac, with its more closed-off borders affording the island’s visitors less constraints and more privacy. Your best bet would be South Beach, which is a mere five-minute walk away from the docking bay. Swim, go kayaking, or ride a raft. You can even barbecue in one of the cabanas nearby.

PARKS AND MEMORIALS

The Pacific War Memorial, a well-curated museum of war memorabilia, key artillery, and inspired pieces of mid-century Americana, stands as an astounding reminder not just of wartime strife but of the culture that sprang because of it. From enlisted men’s uniforms to military correspondence, from shooters of varying shapes and sizes to media clippings of a bygone time, this hub is just one of several stops one can make to be transported back to time. Other attractions include the art gallery inside the Filipino Heroes Memorial, as well as the serene Japanese Garden of Peace, which, apart from serving as a veritable graveyard for the Japanese fallen, also gives visitors an unrivaled view of the fabled Caballo Island across Corregidor.

ABOUT THE ISLAND

HISTORICAL SITE

Corregidor Island, “one of the country’s last military bastions,” is an island off Southwestern Luzon that was fortified with coastal artillery by the Americans to defend Manila from Japanese attacks during the Second World War. While camped in The Rock, the Americans also built what may be described as a self-contained community.

The expansive island is not just a haven for history buffs. Those looking to commune with nature will definitely be stoked with its dynamic ecosystem and generous array of flora and fauna. From fruit-bearing trees to flowers to an impressive assemblage of monkeys, geckos, and uncommon birds, Corregidor Island is a veritable local Eden indeed.

Apart from the celebrated guided tram tours around the island, those pining to break a sweat or simply shoot the breeze with loved ones will not be disappointed. Swim at South Beach, go kayaking, fight off waves aboard a raft. Or, for the more chill, go biking and take selfies along the majestic Mile-Long Barracks. The Rock is ready to roll with you.

TRANSPORTATION

CAMAYA FERRY MV XGC VOYAGER

With over 11 years of experience in the Maritime Industry and is considered as one of the fastest sea crafts in the country, Camaya Coast’s MV XGC Voyager, Master and Crews can guarantee the overall safety of all the passengers.

Camaya Coast MV XGC Voyager will take you there for just 1 hr and 15 minutes. A fully air-conditioned business class vessel that has been the reliable ferry service, with 190 seating capacity, one seat apart adhering to the travel protocols that guarantees safety and convenience for all.

PRESTIGE CRUISE

M/V Eagle Cruiser is a Motor Vessel owned and operated by Prestige Cruises, the company that pioneered the Manila Bay Dinner Cruises. The vessel is 35 meters long and has three wide, open-air decks able to accommodate 192 passengers.

As we begin to promote travel to Manila Bay’s Corregidor Island, the company aims to provide a leisurely cruise to the historical destination as an enjoyable part of the journey as you dine, sing and dance to live, onboard entertainment.

REALSHIP S/B BANANA WIND

Up for some private cruise? S/B Banana Wind is here to take you on a remarkably different vacation experience. Journeying into the historical island of Corregidor in the comfort and privacy of a chartered speedboat providing you with the luxuries of time, space, and freedom to immerse yourself in both the journey and the destination — in ways you may never have imagined possible.

Whether it be a celebration, a family reunion, a special vacation getaway, or a corporate trip, your adventure of a lifetime awaits you.

M/B STONEWORKS101

You don’t have to travel far for an incredible vacation. In just 2-hours, you can get a complete travel package to one of the top-rated tourist destinations, Corregidor Island, aboard a superior passenger ferry with a speed of 20-25 knots, limited to 50 pax only.

Take advantage of our special offer and score the cruise of a lifetime.

ACCOMMODATIONS

CORREGIDOR INN (Temporary Closed)

Be taken back in time and get nestled in the idyllic Spanish-villa vibes of Corregidor Inn. The standard rooms offer more-than-standard accoutrements, a view of the island’s stunning greens, and a weekend experience like no other.

CORREGIDOR HOSTEL

Reimagined, Corregidor Hostel can accommodate larger groups such as workmates during a teambuilding getaway, or extended family members on a much-coveted reunion. The faux dark-wood details recall early American design sensibilities, and the views on offer—greens and mountains dotted with various species of birds—are worth writing home about.

MACARTHUR'S LODGE

Those on a budget and appreciate no-frills environs while bunked with their closest friends should consider booking rooms at the MacArthur Lodge, a brisk two-minute walk away from the dock. It’s about the simple details done right.

Corregidor Island Private Historical Tour with Add-On Transfers | Malinta Tunnel, Battery Way

Description

Explore the history and wonders of Corregidor Island with this private day tour. The Corregidor trip package is perfect for families and friends, and it includes a roundtrip outrigger boat ride from Mariveles, Bataan to Corregidor, a tour vehicle (Tranvia bus), the assistance of an expert tour guide, entrance fees, travel insurance (for individuals aged 5 to 75), and a raincoat in case it rains during the tour. For added convenience, consider booking an add-on transfer from Manila to Bataan, so you'll have a smooth journey from Manila to Corregidor Island.

The meet-up is at Cabcaben in Mariveles, Bataan and is scheduled between 7 AM and 9 AM. For those who have arranged add-on transfers from Manila, you'll be dropped off at the meet-up point with ease. From there, you will board an outrigger boat bound for Corregidor Island. Upon reaching the island, you will be welcomed by your tour guide, who will give you a short briefing about the tour. You'll then hop on the tour bus, where the historical exploration of Corregidor Island begins. 

In this Corregidor Bataan tour, you'll visit the Malinta Tunnel. This underground site features a glimpse into the island's wartime past that is pictured in its chambers. More of the island's historical landmarks are the Middle Side Barracks, a concrete military quarters ravaged by Japanese bombers, and the Mile Long Barracks, which was recognized as the world's longest military barracks. You'll also see mortars, guns, and ruins in Battery Way, Battery Hearn, Battery Crockett, and Battery Geary.

A highlight of your Corregidor private tour is the Filipino Heroes Memorial, which commemorates the bravery of Filipinos who fought for the country. This landmark features a museum showcasing old photographs, miniature representations of Corregidor Island, and paintings of the hardships during the war. Then, you'll explore the weaponry and artifacts from World War II at the Pacific War Memorial Museum. Additionally, you'll encounter the Eternal Flame of Freedom, a 12-meter sculpture in the form of a red flame. 

Other noteworthy landmarks on the tour include the Dome of Valor, the Japanese Memorial Garden, and the lighthouse on the island.

Once the tour is done, you can explore the island on your own or get ready for your departure. You'll be boarding a boat to bring you back to Bataan.

Immerse yourself in the echoes of history with this private day trip to Corregidor. Check the availability by choosing a date.

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DISCLAIMER: There is an ongoing change in administration of the island from Corregidor Foundation Inc. to TIEZA. Corregidor tours will be on hold until further notice.

Tour Information: This is a private tour.

Meet-up Information: Guide to the Philippines will send tour reminders at least (1) day before the tour date through your registered email address. Make sure to have the electronic copy of your confirmed tour voucher ready. On the day of the tour, your assigned Tour Guide will meet you either at Brgy. Cabcaben, Mariveles, Bataan at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to start of the tour. Strictly no latecomers or tour reservation might be forfeited. You may also book an add-on pick-up and drop-off to and from Manila. Additional fees apply.

Tour Proper: Please be reminded also to dress appropriately. All guests are expected to do their share in ensuring their safety and security as well as that of their personal belongings. Guide to the Philippines and Tour Operators are not liable for the loss or damage to any personal belongings left unattended during the tour.

Travel Insurance: To avail of the travel insurance, kindly provide your information at least 3 days before the tour.

Children Friendly: Yes!

Pet Friendly: Please understand that this tour does not allow pets.

Senior Citizen/PWD Friendly: Yes. However, please be advised that this tour includes mostly walking tours and may not be suitable for PWDs or individuals with existing cardiovascular ailments.

Cancellation Policy: The operator may cancel the activity in case of force majeure or unforeseen circumstances like weather conditions. In this case, you will be given the option to reschedule or request a full refund. Schedule cancellation requests must be made 48 hours before your original subject to approval. No-shows are not entitled to reschedule and refund.

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• Corregidor Island Tour

Corregidor is one of the most historically important places in the Philippines. This tadpole shaped island played a key role in WW2 thanks to its location – just 48 km from Manila, right at the entry to Manila Bay. If you’re a history buff, this island is just for you. The bombarded buildings remain untouched, and the whole island is considered a national monument, in honor of the fallen soldiers of the three armies which battled over it during the war.

Corregidor Island makes an excellent day tour from Manila. It starts early in the morning, and you’ll be back in Manila at 4:00 PM. We also offer an overnight package which is great for families. It is also great for people who are staying in Manila for a longer period of time, and want to get away from the city for a night. If you’re going to stay in Manila and consider booking this trip, just click the “inquire now” button below.

• Perfect for : Families, History and culture.
• Best time to visit : March to May is when the weather is good.
• Tour package includes : Hotel transfers, Guided tour, Lunch, Attractions.
• No Schedule Trip : During the JJASON months (June, July, August, September, October, and November) or Lean Season.
• Starting point : Manila.
• Duration : Whole day.

How to get to Corregidor Island?

The way to Corregidor is by a Sun Cruise ferry that leaves Manila once a day from Sun Cruise Terminal in Esplanade Seaside Terminal in Pasay City. Boarding time is 07:00 AM, and the estimated time of departure is 07:30. They are very punctual with their schedule, and being even slightly late will result in cancellation of your booking. Getting back to Manila takes place once a day at 03:00 PM, and boarding time is 02:30 in Corregidor.

The ride takes 1 hour and 15 minutes. Getting there can be part of the whole Corregidor tour, or independent (and then you can tour the island on your own). The rate for the ferry ride itself will be arranged by you. The price difference between a full tour and just the ferry ride isn’t significant, and a guided tour will help you get the most from your trip.

There are two alternative ways to get to the island from Bataan. This option is good for large groups as it does lower the price greatly. However, you’ll need to travel all the way to Bataan, which takes several hours. There you can either take a private boat from the Maritime Academy of Asia or the Pacific Port in Alas-Asin. If you choose this way to get to Corregidor there is an added terminal fee of Php 30 per person and entrance fee of Php 300 per person.

Booking an overnight package

There is only one accommodation option on Corregidor and that is the Corregidor Inn – sometimes also called Corregidor Hotel and Resort. It has two parts, the hotel which is situated on a hill in the middle of the island, and the beach cottages near the Japanese Peace Garden. The hotel has a lot historic significance, as it was the last station of the Japanese resistance on the island when it was taken back by the Americans.

It doesn’t matter where you’ll choose to stay, the inn or the cottages, as both are practically the same hotel. That being said, the hotel itself is more suitable for smaller groups, and the cottages for larger ones. Being away from the center means they are both quiet and provide privacy. The restaurant serves both the cottages and the hotel, and there is a shuttle service to take you back and forth.

What to do?

The regular guided tour in Corregidor is a bus tour. You can also have a walking guided tour and a bicycle tour (bring your own bike). The buses on the island are designed in the same style as the trams which used to be the main transportation option on the island.

This is the itinerary for the regular tour to Corregidor. The tour is available only during summer, because during the JJASON months (June, July, August, September, October, and November) or Lean Season can be very rough and not safe for sailing. Succeeding months will highly depend on the weather forecast. Therefore, no scheduled trips yet .

The middle barracks is the first stop of the tour. At the time it was built, in 1915, it was a very modern facility. Even though it was destroyed by Japanese bombs in 1941, some parts were left intact. From there you'll continue to Battery Way, Battery Grubbs, and Battery Hearn.

Battery Way was one of the two mortar batteries, with a range of 1,400m in every direction. Grubbs was a battery of two disappearing guns. It was directly hit by the Japanese, and has remained unmanned for the rest of the war. Hearn is one of the two largest guns on the island, with a horizontal range of 27,000 meters. The batteries were used for protecting Manila bay from naval forces as well as attacking targets in the neighboring peninsula of Bataan.

After the batteries you will reach the Ruins of Mile Long Barracks (it was actually 1/3 miles long). General Douglas MacArthur's office was in this building, and it used to be the world's longest barracks. Afterwards you'll see the Pacific War Memorial Complex, the Cine Corregidor and the Spanish lighthouse.

The Pacific War Memorial was built by the U.S. government in 1968 to commemorate the Filipino and American soldiers who sacrificed their lives on Corregidor. The Cinema of Corregidor is part of the memorial complex. It's the remains of the building that was used by the soldiers and their families who lived on the island. The Spanish lighthouse is the oldest building on the island, built in 1836 by the Spanish government. Although it was damaged during the war, it was fully reconstructed in 1950. Visitors can climb to the top.

After lunch the tour goes to the other two war memorials. The Japanese Gardens of Peace are a memorial built in honor of the soldiers of Imperial Japan, who fought on Corregidor. It's a mix of traditional and militaristic Japanese style, and was funded by the Japanese government. The Filipino Heroes Memorial and Museum is the latest, built in 1987. It is dedicated to tell the story of the Filipino heroes who fought alongside the Americans.

After the museum you'll visit the Malinta Tunnel. It was built from 1922-1932 and designated as an underground bomb shelter. Later on it became the military hospital of the island. It is also possible to experience the Malinta Tunnel light and sound show for an additional fee. You could also take the Tunnel Lateral tour at night if you're staying on the island.

The last stop is at Lorcha Dock , where General MacArthur and his family members left for Australia in 11 March 1942, fleeing from the Japanese Forces. Upon arrival to Australia he made a speech with his famous lines "I came through and I shall return", a promise that would only be fulfilled in October 20, 1944, when MacArthur landed on the island of Leyte.

More tour options and additions

As mentioned above, the only addition to the regular tour is the Light and Sound Show in Malinta Tunnel for 200P. Guests who are staying overnight can also add the following activities to the itinerary: The Rocket Zipline, guided sunset and sunrise viewing, Malinta Tunnel lateral tour, and kayaking. You won’t run out of things to do, especially if you're traveling with kids. Or you can also choose to just relax, enjoy the evening breeze and watch the great view of the lightened Manila Bay.

You can take the Historical Walking Tour instead of the regular tour. Unlike the bus tours it exclude the trams, and most of the sites on the bottom and tail side of Corregidor. Instead, you'll only be going through the sites of the top and middle side of Corregidor. Most of the sites listed in the after-lunch section of the itinerary are not a part of it.

However, you'll get deeper insight of the historical sites, and visit places only accessible by foot. So, if you're a real history buff this might be the better option for you. The walking tours also have less people in them and are therefore more intimate. If you're staying overnight, then you could take the Malinta Tunnel lateral tour, and visit the bottom and tail sides (Japanese Gardens of Peace, Filipino Heroes Memorial, etc.) of the island on your own.

The Historical Walking tour  doesn't include lunch, so you can either pay for it separately or bring your own. You should be moderately fit for this tour as it does require a lot of walking.

How does Corregidor fit into my travel plan?

A daytrip tour package to Corregidor Island can be a great way to spend one of your days in Manila. It is especially true if you're a history lover, and interested in WW2 history in the pacific. Even though the island is one big monument, it still has a very tranquil atmosphere and offers a break from the chaos of Manila.

An overnight Package is advised if you want to experience more of the activities the island offers. It is especially true if you're traveling with children or don't like to be in a rush. If you are staying in Metro Manila for a long time, this place is a really nice getaway with added value.

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Corregidor Island Tour (with transportation) – Joining Tour

Duration :   12 hours, the price :    ₱ 3,695.00, max people :    30, start location:   mariveles, bataan, age range :   no age limit, date expired .

In response to the challenges associated with visiting Corregidor, we have expanded our package to accommodate a wider array of guests seeking to explore the island. We bring good news to individuals in search of a more affordable means of visiting the island, extending this offer to solo travelers, couples, and small groups. We are delighted to present a package specifically designed to cater to your needs.

This package offers the opportunity for solo travelers, couples, and small groups coming from Manila to come together, enabling them to access a more affordable rate collectively.

Places You’ll See :

Mile Long Barracks

1 Mile Long Barracks

Battery Hearn

2 Battery Hearn

Battery Way

3 Battery Way

What's included.

• Boat Transportation
• DOT Accredited Tour Guide
• Entrance Fees
• Pick-up and Drop-off
• Raincoat in case of rain
• Tour Coordinator
• Tourist Class Van
• Travel Insurance
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