Philippines · TUK-TUKS
Dry season eats availability fast. Below: the 9 tuk-tuk tours to lock in early, what each one includes and how they differ.
Explore Manila’s Divisoria markets by tuk tuk, jeepney, and on foot, with street food, local life, and an English-speaking guide.
“I think we got lucky. Our tour was the 1st of January and to compensate for the lack of market life due to holidays, we had a detailed tour of Intramuos added on. It was amazing and the guides were knowledgeable and skilled. A good pick to see real life in Manilla for the working poor.”
Ride Manila by tuk-tuk, jeepney, and tricycle, visiting Old Manila, Chinatown, Divisoria, Tutuban, and local neighborhoods in two hours.
“Our foreign guests enjoyed the experience. However, there were several areas that as the organizer for our company can be improved to make it more comfortable and to showcase more appealing sights.”
Explore Manila’s Binondo Chinatown by tuk-tuk at night, with Ongpin food stops, temple views, Jones Bridge, and a Pasig River walk.
“Floyd took me though the busy markets of Manila. Watching the commotion in person was fascinating. We tried various local foods along the way including Penoy, local beer and skewers. We went around by Tuk-Tuk and stopped in various location to see the city by night with bright lights. Finished the tour with a Jeepney ride. Thanks!”
See Manila beyond the usual sights on a small-group tour through Tondo, Divisoria, and Binondo, with local insight and included photos.
“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!”
Explore Manila by tuk-tuk, visit Binondo markets and Chinatown, and learn local history with a friendly guide in two hours.
“We had the best Manila experience with our guide Mari. She was kind, she showed us everything and on top of that, she was funny and talked perfect English. Thanks Mari for being our guide! We loved the tour!”
Explore Valencia from Dumaguete by tuk-tuk, with red rock falls, hot springs, Forest Camp, and a World War II relics museum.
“Our driver Lorenzo is a great guide and provided good insight into the areas we visited. Tuktuk was comfortable… and we get to choose how long we stayed at each activity”
Review of Panglao’s private 5-hour TukTuk tour, covering churches, Hinagdanan Cave, Bohol Bee Farm, beaches, price, and practical tips.
Ride Manila’s jeepneys and tuk-tuks through Divisoria, sample local life, and explore markets with a guide in a small group.
“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.”
Taste Filipino street food, ride a colorful tuktuk or jeepney, and explore Manila with an English-speaking local guide in two lively hours.
“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!”
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