Getting Around
The Pasig River Ferry System offers an alternative mode of transport across Manila.





The Pasig River is a historic and vital waterway in the Philippines, connecting Laguna de Bay to Manila Bay and bisecting the city of Manila. Once a key transport route, it has faced significant pollution challenges but is undergoing rehabilitation efforts to restore its ecological health. Visitors can enjoy scenic views from various points along the river, including Fort Santiago, and utilize the Pasig River Ferry System for transport. Despite its challenges, the river remains an important natural feature in the urban landscape of Manila.
The Pasig River is a historic and vital waterway in the Philippines, connecting Laguna de Bay to Manila Bay and bisecting the city of Manila. Once a key transport route, it has faced significant pollution challenges but is undergoing rehabilitation efforts to restore its ecological health. Visitors can enjoy scenic views from various points along the river, including Fort Santiago, and utilize the Pasig River Ferry System for transport. Despite its challenges, the river remains an important natural feature in the urban landscape of Manila.
Key transport artery of Manila.
Connects Laguna de Bay to Manila Bay.
Ongoing rehabilitation efforts.
Pasig River Ferry System available.
Views from Fort Santiago.
The river is undergoing rehabilitation efforts to improve water quality.
Pasig River is historically significant but has faced pollution challenges.
The river serves as a transport route with a ferry system in place.
The Pasig River Ferry System offers an alternative mode of transport across Manila.
Enjoy scenic views from Fort Santiago along the river.
River transport and scenic views.
PHP ₱
$50-$100 p/day
Filipino, English
Support local initiatives aimed at the river's rehabilitation.
Tourists, Locals, Sightseeing