Cheap Flights from Manila (MNL) to San Francisco, CA (SFO)

Manila is home to more than a million Filipinos and the official residence of the country's President. It is served by Ninoy Aquino International Airport or Manila International Airport. The airport is capable of handling more than 36 million passengers annually and has two runways and four terminals. Terminal 1 has 16 gates and handles all incoming international flights. Terminal 2 accommodates both domestic and international flights of the nation's flag carrier, Philippine Airlines. Terminal 3 handles both local and foreign flights while Terminal 4 operates flights from local carriers. There are retail shops and food courts and parking for 3,700 vehicles at the front of the terminal and the multi-level parking area.

To get to NAIA from different points in the city, you can use different transport methods. The easiest way to get to the airport, especially if you have bags, is to take a taxi or arrange to go with an airport shuttle if offered at your hotel. If taking the Metro-Rail Transit, you should get off at EDSA-Taft Station. Beside the MRT is an airport shuttle terminal. Buses also go to NAIA. Be sure to get on one travelling the EDSA-MIA route. It will pass at Terminals 1 and 2 and if you take a jeepney, it will stop at Terminal 3.

San Francisco is arguably the Bay Area's loveliest city with its hilly topography, pleasant weather and notorious fog which just adds charm to the area. It is known for its diverse culture, historic attractions, exciting restaurants and architecture. Ride in one of the iconic cable cars, walk to the Golden Gate Bridge or hop over to the legendary Alcatraz (former maximum prison house). Enjoy the Fisherman's Wharf with its festive waterfront or shop at Union Square. There is always something that will catch your fancy in San Francisco, from colorful houses to delectable desserts. For night lovers, SFO will surely please with its wide choice of hip bars, cool cafes and lively clubs.

Flights from Manila to San Francisco will arrive at San Francisco International Airport. To reach your hotel downtown, use the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) rail and the SamTrans bus system. The train ride is usually 30 minutes while buses take longer depending on the stops and flow of traffic. To move in between terminals and the BART station use the free AirTrain which is an automated 'people mover' system with two lines: Blue and Red. Other transport alternatives include shared rides, limousines and taxis. If your hotel provides courtesy shuttles, you can find them at the Hotel Courtesy Shuttle zones at the Departures level of all terminals.