FREE BUS Manila Airport NAIA Terminals 🇵🇭 Philippines Travel

See how easy and convenient a FREE Airport Transfer is
FREE BUS Manila Airport NAIA Terminals 🇵🇭 Philippines Travel
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Video Chapters:
00:00 Grab Your Luggage and turn left (not right)
00:41 Show travel documents to use Transfer
00:58 Follow the signs for Transfer Bus down the corridor
01:29 Bag Screening before waiting area
01:40 Board the bus when it arrives, stops at all the other terminals
02:06 T1 has zero services exit terminal to get food/drinks
02:17 Wow has a CR (bathroom)
02:29 In a RUSH?? Take GRAB instead

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

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[@simplyray1236]

Sir thank you for ur blogs.🙏God bless you,

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Wow SimplyRay123 @simplyray1236 Your appreciation means a lot, thank you for watching and God bless you too! Amping take care Greg

[@pinkasia0918]

Thank you so much for doing this vlog. It just saved me from an anxiety attack with regards to airport transfers in between terminals!

[@donchu911]

Thank you so much! I have to do a transfer from T3 to T1 in the coming August!

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Hi DC @donchu911 That's great to hear! Best of luck with your transfer from T3 to T1 in August! Just like on the video you will see the signs as soon as you come down the escalator - and if you don't just ask a worker after you get your bags but before you leave the secure area. It is very convenient and they run in a continuous circle between the 4 terminals so the wait is never too long. Amping take care, Greg

[@mikeb9189]

Good detailed info. Next May I shall stick to my Houston to Taiwan to Cebu to Negros route and avoid Manila airports. Cebu airport so easy and nice I think. Obviously depends one where one is planning on going to or coming from. PS my 3rd son at SWT University in San Marcos (they call it Texas State now) Small world. We need to bring you a SWT Bobcat T-Shirt.

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Small world indeed. I lived on campus in a dorm part-time my first year and the rest lived in a condo at Canyon Lake, an easy 20 mile drive through the hill country - great memories. A few weeks ago I dropped my wife and her cousin off at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport - it looked very nice. The only problem the road from the port at the south end of Cebu Island to Cebu City is brutal - my poor car took a beating. Also Google Maps grossly underestimated the travel time - not only were the roads bad but the traffic was very slow for half of the way up because of the narrow roads and the slow driving trikes that do not get over so traffic bottles up behind them and many crazy drivers. On my way back after dropping them off there was a bad crash with a van of people plowed down one of the trikes and rolled - 8 ambulances, 2 police cars and 1 firetruck passed me heading to the accident scene. I had them take a Ceres Bus for their return trip - I would suggest you do the same. They took a Grab from the Airport to the Ceres Terminal and then the Ceres to Liloan Port which is a short ride to Sibulan. If you are going to your wife's area you can get the ferry at the Bato Port, which goes to the Maayo Shipping Port in San Jose (close to Amlan). Amping Greg

[@mikeb9189]

Yea I know that road and it is no fun. I only go down that road to take relatives to that sacred Simala church . We always just fly from Dumaguete to Mactan/Cebu airport quick easy and cheap. My sister in laws take the “fast cat” ferry’s from Cebu City to Dumaguete not a bad trip and avoids that long unpredictable on traffic/construction/wrecks road too.

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Those are good options I will have to look at next time - my poor old Honda Civic was crying for days after that road trip.

[@marianeil6630]

How is your Japan travelling, do you have a video for this??

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Hi Maria Neil @marianeil6630 I have been there 4X but Lindie and I were just in the Airport on our way to Canada. I was posting videos of our Canada USA travels and also did Thailand and Hong Kong - but someone suggested they didn't fit with my Canadian In Philippines channel and that KZbin wouldn't like that as it would confuse viewers, so I created a new Travel channel that we will unveil soon. It will feature Canada Philippines Travel and all points in between wherever we go around the world. I will post our travel videos there - I have so many nice videos of our 6 weeks of touring in 2023. Amping take care Greg

[@keithadams2368]

Wow thats great info is it the same for international to domestic?

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Great question Keith Adams @keithadams2368 sorry I didn't make this clear. It is exactly the same for all 4 NAIA Terminals. Inside the baggage area, before you leave the secure side of the airport, there will be a sign like the blue one in the video, directing connecting passengers to a different exit which is where the Transfer Busses area. Actually they should make it clearer with that first sign and clearly identify it is for transfers from the Terminal you are in to the other 3 Terminals. As I show in the video, once you get past the guard and show your connecting flight documents there is a sign there on the wall T3 Connecting to T1, T2, T4 - that information would be helpful to the top of the blue sign that is at the bottom of the escalator. In the other terminals there are similar connections as the Bus just does the loop. For example our bus stopped first at T4, then T2 and finally at T1 - at each stop people were getting on and off, so the bus services all Terminals in a loop. Salamat for asking. Amping Greg

[@keithadams2368]

@@CanadianInPhilipipnes I wish I knew that ob previous visits😅

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Same for us Keith Adams @keithadams2368 it was the second time we used it. As I put at the end of the video if you are pressed for time Grab is an option - but we weren't so FREE is always good and get a tour of the inside of the airport area, ,which I didn't show all of - some interesting hangers and aircraft to see along the way. And of course if anyone has never been to Manila and is just transferring to another island they get to experience a bit of Manila traffic as well!!

[@surekey3699]

Is the bus 24hrs

[@jomztv5084]

Sir tanong ko lang po kung my nagpriprint po sa loob ng NAIA??kase late na po isend ng employer ko at hahanapin sa immigration ang hard copy neto ...Sana po masagot po

[@CanadianInPhilipipnes]

Sorry for the late reply Jomz Tv@jomztv5084 I hope you got your printing problem sortedd out. Not sure which Terminal you were in but you can usually find printing services at the airport, if there are no copy/print options in the public area best to check with the airport staff for assistance and go to one of the airline lounges where they can help with printing - but if it is Immigration documents the lounge access would be after leaving immigration so that is no help. Much better to print from you departure airport rather than waiting until Manila. SORRY again for the late no so helpful reply. Amping take care, Greg