Flights from Manila to Dammam from USD903
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FromManila (MNL) | ToDammam (DMM) | Round-trip / Economy | 26 Oct 2025 - 8 Nov 2025 | From USD928* Last Seen 1 day ago |
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking. Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply.
Fly from Manila to Dammam with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Manila to Dammam and trade the treasured nearby rice terraces and canals of Manila for the coral-shaped Al Marjan Islands, an artificial paradise built on top of the shimmering Arabian Gulf.
Explore the city’s cultural centre, marvel at modern skyscrapers and wander the sprawling corniche. Let the sun rise on your dream adventure and set your feet in the sand when you fly from Manila to Dammam with Etihad Airways.
Flying from Manila to Dammam: FAQs
How far is the flight from Manila to Dammam?
There are approximately 4,604 miles (7,410 kilometres) from Manila to Dammam. It’s a long journey that takes you across south Asia. To break the journey, there’s a stop over in the beautiful Abu Dhabi. Maybe consider taking a day to relax and explore, before resuming your flight.
What food is Dammam known for?
Dammam is known for many cuisines, whether that’s Labneh, a type of yoghurt cheese, hummus, fish, chicken, and beef. Arab dishes are healthy, delicious, and full of unique flavour. For those with a sweet tooth, Sago pairs beautifully with Arabic coffee, and is a unique flavour.
Top tips for Manila to Dammam
Explore urban islands
Manila is known for its bay-side walks across its picturesque coastline. So if you enjoy that blend of urbanism and nature, then Dammam’s Marjan Islands will inspire you.
Walk along handcrafted shores that disappear into perfect sapphire waters. This archipelago of coral-shaped islands fans out from the mainland, a marvel of human ingenuity sitting perfectly in the natural world.
Lose yourself in cultural markets
Markets are remarkably different in comparison to malls; they offer a unique look at the city’s culture. Manila’s Divisoria Market is a shopping haven, with a tapestry of shops and sellers that weave into anything you need.
Dammam also offers a historic marketplace, the Qaisariah Souq. Find local craft products, a labyrinth of treasures, treats, and trinkets, and explore one of the cultural cores of Al-Ahsa.