Full-Day Tour in Corregidor and Bataan War Memorial from Manila Discount Tickets

Overview

Corregidor Island and the Bataan Death March Memorial Sites are must-see destinations due to their profound historical significance and the powerful stories they tell about World War II in the Philippines. Historical Significance: World War II History: Corregidor Island played a crucial role during World War II as a strategic military base in Manila Bay. It was the site of intense battles between American and Filipino forces and Japanese troops. The island is home to well-preserved military fortifications, including bunkers, gun batteries, and ruins that offer insight into the island’s wartime history. The memorial sites commemorate the harrowing Bataan Death March of 1942, where thousands of Filipino and American prisoners of war were forcibly marched by the Japanese military. The Malinta Tunnel is once again open for exploration. Built by the American military in the early 1900s, the tunnel served as a bomb-proof shelter, command headquarters, and hospital during World War II.

Pickup Information

Please find the signboard under your name in your hotel lobby upon pick up

Language Offered

Japanese-GUIDE

English-GUIDE

Itinerary

Inclusion

Private transportation

Professional guide

Bottled water

anding and/or facility fees

Lunch

Exclusion

Dinner

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

• 0% refund if cancelled 0+ days before the start date

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Travel time from Manila to Bataan is 3 hours via Van

Boat travel time from Mariveles Bataan to Corregidor Island is at 20 minutes

This is a NON REFUNDABLE BOOKING POLICY

Pack lunch menu to choose: Pork Adobo, Chicken Afritad, Fried Chicken, mixed vegetables salad, BLT sandwich, Club House sandwich, & chicken sandwich

pick up time is at 4am or 5am depends on the time availability of the tour in the island

Please be advised that Mt. Samat is closed every Monday and on holidays. If the site is closed at the time of your visit, it will be replaced with alternative memorial sites. Access to Mt. Samat is not guaranteed. Thank you for your understanding.