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Fly from Dubai to Manila with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Dubai to Manila with Etihad and travel from the glitz of the Emirate of Dubai capital, to explore the fascinating modern city of Manila.
Sitting on the eastern shores of Manila Bay, this lively location boasts a treasure trove of historical landmarks and Fort Santiago offers a window into the city’s rich past.
There’s also impressive architecture to be found elsewhere in the city, with San Agustin Church providing an unforgettable spectacle for visitors.
XNB to MNL: flight facts
Flight time 12hrs 5mins
The fastest journey from Dubai to Manila takes just over 12 hours. Journey times include a free luxury coach transfer from Dubai to Abu Dhabi airport.
Flight distance 4,432 miles
The total distance from Dubai (XNB) to Manila (MNL) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) is 4,432 miles (7,133 kilometres).
Flying from Dubai to Manila: FAQs
What is the weather like in Manila?
Manila has a tropical climate and temperatures can reach an average of almost 30°C in the hottest month, May. Summer can bring rain, especially in July and August.
During the winter, conditions are still quite warm, with averages still staying above 21°C. As such, it’s a perfect year-round destination.
What can I eat in Manila?
Filipino cuisine is varied and delicious, with adobo being perhaps the most famous dish in the country.
Meat stewed with vinegar, soy sauce, peppers and herbs, it’s served across the country. Look out too for kinilaw, a raw, marinated fish dish similar to Peruvian ceviche.
Top tips for Dubai to Manila
Step back in time in Intramuros
Built during the 16th and 17th centuries, Intramuros is a historical walled area in Manila. Its cobbled streets and shuttered stone buildings were once the heart of the Spanish colonial city.
You’ll feel as though you’ve stepped back in time, especially when you see horse-drawn carriages trotting along the cobbled streets – a world away from the ultra-modern skyscrapers of Dubai.
Explore the night markets
The night markets of Manila are the ultimate draw for visitors after dark. The variety of food and shopping on offer rivals Dubai’s famous Ripe Market.
You can pick up a souvenir of your dream journey, make the most of great prices on tailored suits and dresses, or just enjoy soaking up the atmosphere while you tuck into a tasty Filipino meal.