Attractions: Ocean Park,Star City,Mind Museum,Ayala Triangle Gardens

Arrive at Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Our local representative will be waiting at the airport to welcome you and transfer you to the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure on own. You can visit Ocean Park – In Philippines, marine life is best explored by snorkeling or diving. But if you don’t have time to check out the beaches, Manila Ocean Park is an alternative, especially for kids. At this amusement park, you can interact with penguins, enjoy memorable encounters with sharks and rays, and even let your daughter try out her mermaid fantasy by swimming while wearing a fish tail. Or you can visit Star City – an amusement park which gives an adrenaline rush, scream your heart out in the rides and attractions, Star City is located next to the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, so you also the have option to catch a play at CCP or see an indie film after your visit. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, but snacks are sold at stalls inside the park. Some fast food joints also surround the park vicinity. See the Mind Museum - it allows the whole family to learn while having fun. The first world-class science museum in the Philippines houses around 250 interactive exhibits to feed both your curious mind and your senses. It's a great place to start introducing or explaining complicated concepts to kids, from atoms and frequencies to Earth and astronomy. On Fridays and Saturdays, head to the nearby Midnight Mercato, which opens at 6 pm. If you want to spend a day outdoors – head over to the Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati’s Central Business District. Here you'll find space to run, cycle, or play frisbee with family and friends. Roll out the picnic mat and relax with some food and drinks, or for a more formal meal, head to one of the fine dining restaurants in the area. Free events and exhibits are also held in the area from time to time. If you plan to watch the Light & Sound show over here from late November through December, make a reservation in advance as securing seats can be difficult. Evening try the vibrant nightlife here - You can sample the city’s bustling nightlife at the upscale Glorietta center in Makati, along bohemian Malate, at Eastwood, Libis, and the resto block on the SM Mall of Asia, a short ride from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. The dress code is usually relaxed, and you’ll find the bars and restos packed even on weeknights, as night-shift call center employees tend to gravitate to these areas to wind down or prep up for work. Similar watering holes may also be found along Timog and West Avenue in Quezon City, and at the Ortigas Center in Mandaluyong. Overnight at hotel in Manila.

Attractions: San Augustin Church,Fort Santiago

After breakfast, proceed for a half day city tour of Manila. The tour starts with a drive through Roxas Boulevard to Rizal Park, named in honour of the country’s national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. After a brief photo stop, proceed to the walled City of Intramuros to visit the remnants of Spain’s conquistadores. Travel through the cobbled streets to San Augustin Church, the country’s oldest stone church and view its wide collection of icons and religious articles. Across it is, Casa Manila, a reproduction of a 19th century house equipped with oriental and European decor as well as antique furniture. Then proceed to Fort Santiago, Manila’s main line of defense against invaders from the sea. It is a stone fort guarding the entrance to the city from Manila Bay. It has been the sight of many tragic moments in history. From Fort Santiago, drive on to Manila’s central district, Quiapo, often referred to as the heart of Manila with its market, pilgrimage church of the Black Nazarene, jeepney terminals and bazaars. Then proceed to the Chinese Cemetery, the only one of its kind in the world, where the mausoleums are as big and elaborate as houses and where the fusion of Eastern and Chinese religions are very much in evidence. End the tour with a short sightseeing of the bustling financial and commercial district of Makati City. In the afternoon proceed to Asia’s second largest mall – Mall of Asia or Greenhills Shopping Centre, a mecca for those in search of electronics, mobile phones, latest clothes and jewellery trends at the most affordable prices. SM Mall of Asia, also known as MOA, offers an array of activities for the whole family. In addition to myriad shops, the largest mall in Asia features an ice skating rink, bowling alley, science center, and more. The MOA Arena is right next door, which hosts concerts and sports events. The SMX Convention Center, where special fairs are held, is also nearby. This is a great place to catch a 3D movie is at the IMAX theater here. There are free electric vehicles inside and outside the mall to help senior citizens and disabled guests get around. The mall offers a free shuttle service to and from most of the hotels in Manila. SM Mall's bayside location means you can simply step outside to watch Manila's iconic sunset. Overnight at hotel in Manila.

Attractions: Rizal Park,La Mesa,Pagsanjan Falls Tour

After breakfast, day at leisure free for shopping or visit the Rizal Park – Manila’s most iconic attractions, this is the site where the country's national hero, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, was executed. Today a monument marks the execution site, with a 24-hour honor guard watching over it. The place is frequented by families and couples who want to spend quality time together and enjoy a picnic on its grounds. You'll also find a tableaux of Rizal's life here, plus the grandstand where every Philippine President takes their oath of office. Visit the Ace Water Spa - Relieve stress while having family fun at Ace Water Spa. This indoor facility features hydrotherapy massage through its pools and aquatic jets, and a one-time payment allows you to enjoy the place for up to four hours. There is also a designated kids area, with water games and a lazy river. It's best to go on a weekday, as the place is less crowded. Wearing proper swimwear is strictly enforced. Taking photos inside the vicinity is prohibited. Visit La Mesa Eco Park - La Mesa Eco Park is a great spot for a quick escape from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis. It's an ecological nature reserve next to the La Mesa Dam, where you can cycle, swim, and enjoy a family picnic in a true forest setting. For some easy shopping and dining, proceed to the Greenbelt Malls in Makati. It's near the Central Business District, and covered walks easily lead you to the malls. The place is also home to a few theaters where you can watch movies with the kids. Filipinos love music, so it's common to see karaoke (videoke to the locals) bars and booths in Manila. Belting out your favorite songs or dancing to one that you've been secretly singing in the shower makes a fun way to bond with family and friends, but if the family is too shy to perform in front of strangers, the private rooms at Music 21 Plaza are the place for you. With five branches in Metro Manila, it's not difficult to find one. Take an optional tour to different breathtaking locations – Pagsanjan Falls Tour. For more thrill, take a bamboo raft that goes to the cave behind Pagsanjan falls. Feel the surge of the cascading waterfalls. Expect to get wet! Going to Pagsanjan falls by boat takes an hour, and another hour for the return. For the adventurous, or for those who would like to have a taste of a little adventure, visit Pagsanjan Laguna, Laguna's Roaring Rapids. Pagsanjan falls tour should not be missed by any visitor to the Philippines. It is recommended that you bring extra clothes for changing, bring with you waterproof containers for your electronic gadgets, money and important things. Overnight at hotel in Manila.

After breakfast check out and transfer to Manila airport for your departure flight.