PHILIPPINES · TUK-TUK TOURS
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The 10 philippines tuk-tuk tours travellers love most, side by side. Where each one takes you, how long you spend on three wheels, who is at the handlebars, and what the ride costs.
A 2-hour guided tuk tuk ride through Manila’s Divisoria wet markets and street-food stops, with local transport and small-group context.
Most Popular“One of the best tours I’ve had an of my travels. The Street True’s was spectacular and the Tuk Tuk ride wa even better, felt like a local.”
Ride Manila by tuktuk, jeepney and tricycle on a 2-hour guided loop from Tutuban Center, seeing Old Manila, Chinatown and Divisoria.
“Tour was fun, and the small group was much appreciated. Floyd was a good guide, great communication and helped us all bond well. And, what an interesting man.”
Tuk-tuk night tour in Manila Chinatown with Binondo Church, Ongpin Street eats, and Pasig River bridge views.
“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…”
Real Manila tour with tuktuk and jeepney from Tondo’s market to Binondo Chinatown, with included photo stops and photo delivery.
“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!”
2-hour hop-on hop-off tuk-tuk tour from Binondo to Chinatown and markets with a local guide, bottled water, and $63 price.
“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!”
2-hour Manila street food and drinks tour with a colorful tuktuk and jeepney, sampling 6–10 local bites plus sweet desserts.
“I had such a great time on this tour with Venus. We sampled several sweet & savoury foods & a couple of drinks, & I loved weaving through streets & alleyways with Venus, ones I wouldn’t have found or tackled alone! It was interesting to see & hear about the different areas of Manila, outside…”
A 5-hour Panglao tuk-tuk land tour with church stops, a shell museum, Bohol Bee Farm, Hinagdanan Cave, and beach time for $50.
Ride jeepneys and tuk-tuks through Manila’s street life and Divisoria markets with a local guide on a 2-hour tour.
“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.”
6.5-hour tuk-tuk loop from Dumaguete to Pulang Bato Falls, Red Rock hot springs, Forest Camp, and a WWII relic 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”
Tuktuk-and-street-food tour in Manila: 6–10 tastings, local drinks, jeepney or tricycle, 2 hours from Tutuban Center.
“I had such a great time on this tour with Venus. We sampled several sweet & savoury foods & a couple of drinks, & I loved weaving through streets & alleyways with Venus, ones I wouldn’t have found or tackled alone! It was interesting to see & hear about the different areas of Manila, outside…”
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