Things to do in Subic Bay

No. 5 of Best Things to Do in Philippines

Fort Santiago

Santiago Castle is located in the northwest of the ancient city of Intramuros. Construction began in 1571 and was completed by Filipino laborers 150 years later. Santiago Castle is one of the oldest fortifications in the Royal City. Since the Spanish ruled the Philippines, the castle has been a fortress against foreign enemies. Santiago Citadel in memory of Filipinos who were imprisoned and killed during the Spanish and Japanese occupation.

Sky Ranch Pampanga

Sky Ranch San Fernando in Pampanga, Philippines is an outdoor amusement park combining thrilling rides with urban views, perfect for families or friends to unwind. The park features attractions like a Ferris wheel, roller coaster, carousel, and bumper cars, offering entertainment for all ages. The iconic "Pampanga Eye" Ferris wheel provides panoramic views of the surrounding area and becomes especially photogenic when illuminated at night. Conveniently located next to SM Pampanga, visitors can easily combine shopping with Attractions & Tours. With straightforward layouts, a 2–3 hour visit is ideal, making it a great weekend getaway or short escape destination.

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Manila Ocean Park

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Inflatable Island

Unicorn Water Park is a large-scale water floating playground. With an area of 4,200 square meters, it is placed side by side with 8 basketball courts. It contains inflatable slides, towers, bridges, body launchers, swings and more!

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Manila Bay

Manila Bay is a natural bay on the west side of Manila, and Manila Bay is directly opposite Roxas Boulevard. Manila Bay is a great place to watch the sunset, with its especially stunning scenery in the evening. It is absolutely a delight to stroll along the shores of Manila Bay. You can also take a ride on the Super Ferris Wheel at the nearby playground and overlook the beautiful scenery of Manila Bay.

Zoobic Safari

Zoobic Safari is the Only Tiger Safari in the Philippines located in the heart of the forest of Subic Bay Freeport Zone. It is a 25 hectare forest adventure park where guest are treated to an exciting adventure. Far from the conventional zoo / themepark, Zoobic gives you a chance to meet these wonderful animals up close and personal, promote awareness and concern for their species thru education/information given by our competent Tour Guides, a unique avenue to commune with nature and most of all, experience an adventure like no other here in the country: A close encounter with the biggest members of the cat family. This may very well be the closest thing to a real animal jungle safari around here in the country.

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Nagsasa Cove

Ocean Adventure, Subic Bay

The marine park preserves the surrounding forest and its flora and fauna well, here is a tourist theme park, marine adventure, the country's only marine park, safari, and Pamulaklakin nature where the indigenous Aetas once trained the US Navy jungle survival tactics garden. There is also a park at the wharf in the forest area of the Ocean Adventure Park, covering an area of 12,000 square meters and a sea area of 8,000 square meters. Sea Lion Cinema for watching sea lion performances, Encounter Cove where you can get close to cetaceans, and Discovery Aquarium for viewing Philippine marine life; in addition, there are learning centers, animal care clinics, animal nutrition centers, ocean treasure trove gift shop, bay coffee Pavilion and Sea Lion Pavilion, etc.

Casa Manila

Casa Manila Museum, also known as Manila House. There is a beautiful small circular plaza, and the two-story yellow buildings surrounding the plaza display typical furniture of the Philippine elites from the 19th to 20th centuries, as luxurious as a palace. It has everything from bedrooms and studies to kitchens, bathrooms and even stables. The security facilities here are very strict, and there are security guards in each room to ensure that there is no blind spot in the line of sight.