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MNL → GUM · 🇬🇺 US Visa Required
Cheap Flights Manila to
Guam 🇬🇺
Flight deals and fare tracking on MNL → Guam. Philippine Airlines & United — tracked 24/7, updated daily. A US visitor visa is required.
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₱26,038
roundtrip incl. taxes
~3h 50m
direct flight
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Direct flight
~3h 35m
Airport
GUM
Currency
USD ($)
Time difference
+2 hrs (GUM ahead of PHT)
Best weather
Nov–Feb
Best to book
6–8 weeks ahead
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⚠️ US visitor visa required for Philippine passport holders
Guam is US soil, but the Philippines is not yet part of the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program — the special waiver that lets Japan, South Korea, and 11 other countries in for up to 45 days without one. Filipinos need a full US B1/B2 visitor visa, applied for through the US Embassy in Manila, before they can fly here. Guam and CNMI officials petitioned Washington in June 2026 to add the Philippines — worth checking again before you plan, since it could change.
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Roundtrip fares from Manila Ninoy Aquino (MNL) to Guam Antonio B. Won Pat Intl. (GUM) · Prices in PHP · US visa required
Updated 2026-08-13
📅 MNL → Guam Price Calendar
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Best time to fly MNL → Guam
Month-by-month price guide for Manila to Guam flights
💡 Pro tip: April and May are consistently the cheapest months to fly MNL–Guam, roughly ₱25,000–₱35,000 roundtrip — and it's still Guam's dry season, so you're not trading a low fare for bad weather. This route doesn't crash to piso-fare prices the way Southeast Asia routes do; December is by far the worst month, driven by Christmas family visits colliding with Guam's duty-free holiday shopping season.
📅 Guam events & fare surges
MNL → Guam fares spike around these dates — book early or avoid entirely
🎄 Christmas & New Year
December 15 – January 8
+45%
avg fare surge
The single biggest fare event on this route, and it's driven by family, not tourism — Filipino relatives flying out to visit Guam's large Fil-Am community for the holidays, plus Guam's duty-free Christmas shopping season pulling in its own crowd. Normal ₱28,000–₱35,000 fares climb to ₱36,000–₱52,000 roundtrip. Book by October for December travel, or shift to the January post-holiday lull.
💡 Early January is the quiet window — fares reset within 1–2 weeks of New Year, and Guam is still festively decorated through mid-month.
🎖️ Liberation Day
July 21, 2026 — parade week runs July 15–21
+35%
avg fare surge
Guam's largest annual event — the anniversary of US forces retaking the island from Japanese occupation in 1944, with Filipino guerrillas playing a documented role in the resistance. The all-day parade along Marine Corps Drive draws Fil-Am families back to the island and pushes fares up right as typhoon season begins, compounding the surge with reduced airline capacity.
💡 If Liberation Day itself isn't the point of your trip, fly the week after — fares typically ease by late July once the parade crowd clears.
🦃 US Thanksgiving & Fil-Am reunions
Week of the 4th Thursday in November
+28%
avg fare surge
Guam observes US federal holidays, and Thanksgiving is a genuine family occasion here — Fil-Am households host relatives flying in from Manila the same way they would for Christmas. It's a smaller surge than December, but it catches Filipino travellers off guard because it isn't a Philippine holiday at all.
💡 Book by September if a Thanksgiving visit is the plan — this date sneaks past most Filipino travellers' holiday radar until it's already expensive.
☀️ Dry-season peak (Jan–Mar)
January through March — Guam's busiest tourist months
+22%
avg fare surge
Guam's calmest seas and clearest weather fall January–March, which is also peak season for Japanese and Korean tourists — the island's two biggest visitor markets. That regional demand pushes hotel and flight prices up even though it isn't a Philippine holiday window at all, which is easy to miss if you're only tracking PH-side dates.
💡 April and May give you nearly the same dry-season weather at meaningfully lower prices, once the Jan–Mar tourist wave clears.
🇵🇭 Philippine holidays — surprisingly minor here
Holy Week, 13th month payout (Nov–Dec), All Saints' Day
+10%
avg fare surge
Unlike Bangkok, Seoul, or Middle East OFW routes, MNL–Guam barely moves for Holy Week or the November–December 13th-month payout window. This isn't an OFW labor-deployment route or a budget beach-break route — demand here tracks Fil-Am family calendars (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Liberation Day) far more than Philippine ones.
💡 If your dates are flexible around a Philippine holiday but you're avoiding US-side dates above, you likely won't pay much of a premium at all.
📊 How to read this: Surge percentages are averages vs the same route in a non-event week. A +45% surge on a ₱30,000 base fare means roughly ₱43,500. Unlike most piso-fare.com routes, the biggest surges here track the Fil-Am community calendar (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Liberation Day) rather than Philippine holidays — plan around Guam's dates, not just Manila's. Subscribe for alerts and book MNL → Guam by October if you're travelling in December.
💸 What Filipinos actually spend in Guam
Real daily breakdown in USD and PHP — this is not a Southeast Asia budget destination
Budget Filipino Traveller
$85–100 (~₱5,250–6,170) / day
🍜 Food (village store + night market)$20–25 (~₱1,230–1,540)
🚗 Shared shuttle / occasional taxi$15–20 (~₱925–1,230)
🏨 Tamuning or Dededo motel$40–50 (~₱2,470–3,090)
🎡 Free beaches, hikes, WWII sites$0–10 (~₱0–620)
💧 Water + snacks$5–8 (~₱310–495)
5 days + flights (₱29,500 PAL economy)
~₱52,000–₱62,000 all-in
Comfortable Filipino Traveller
$220–300 (~₱13,570–18,500) / day
🍜 Mix of sit-down restaurants$50–70 (~₱3,090–4,320)
🚗 Rental car (split two ways)$25–30/pp (~₱1,540–1,850)
🏨 Tumon beachfront hotel$120–170 (~₱7,400–10,490)
🎡 Snorkeling tour, day trip$25–50 (~₱1,540–3,090)
🛍️ Duty-free shopping & pasalubong$0–100+ (~₱0–6,170+)
5 days + flights (₱31,000 UA economy)
~₱99,000–₱124,000 all-in
Is Guam cheaper than Bangkok or Singapore? No — not close. Guam prices in US dollars at US-territory cost levels, not Southeast Asia levels. A budget day in Guam ($85–100) costs roughly what a comfortable day in Bangkok costs, and a comfortable day in Guam ($220–300) approaches luxury-tier Southeast Asia spending. The upside: because nearly 1 in 3 people on Guam is Filipino, you can genuinely eat, shop, and get by at Filipino-run businesses in Dededo and Tamuning for meaningfully less than Tumon resort prices — that local-economy option doesn't exist the same way in most destinations.
🇵🇭 Filipino traveller intel — Guam edition
Things a Skyscanner page would never tell you
The visa, not the flight, is the actual bottleneck on this trip. Guam is US soil and the Philippines still isn't part of the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program, so every Filipino visitor needs a full US B1/B2 visitor visa — the DS-160, the MRV fee, and an interview at the US Embassy in Manila. Start this process months before you shop for flights. Once approved, that visa is typically valid up to 10 years, so it's a one-time cost against a lifetime of Guam (and US mainland) trips.
Almost 1 in 3 people on Guam is Filipino — this is not a small diaspora community. At roughly 29% of the island's population, Filipinos are Guam's largest single Asian ethnic group, with roots going back to the Spanish galleon trade in the 1600s and a major wave after WWII reconstruction. Filipino is spoken at home by about a quarter of the island. Practically, this means Filipino churches, turo-turo eateries, and Filipino-run stores in Dededo and Tamuning are genuinely everywhere — not a novelty the way they might be elsewhere.
You can ship a balikbayan box directly from Guam — you don't need to route it through Manila. Because of the size of the Filipino community here, established balikbayan cargo consolidators (Forex/eShip among them) operate branches on Guam itself, shipping straight to the Philippines. If you're visiting family on Guam, ask about their usual shipper rather than assuming you have to carry everything back on the plane.
Everything is priced in US dollars, and Guam is not a discount destination. Unlike Bangkok, Bali, or Kuala Lumpur where the local currency stretches a peso further, Guam prices sit closer to US mainland levels — a modest hotel room easily runs $100+/night (over ₱6,000), and a casual restaurant meal for two can hit $50 (over ₱3,000). Budget for a US-territory trip, not a Southeast Asia one, and use the Filipino-run businesses in Dededo and Tamuning to bring the daily cost down.
Don't wait for a piso fare on this route — it essentially doesn't happen. Only Philippine Airlines and United fly MNL–Guam nonstop, and neither is a budget carrier. Fares rarely drop below ₱21,000–23,000 roundtrip even during a sale. piso-fare.com still tracks this route daily and will flag genuinely good pricing relative to its own baseline — subscribe below — but the realistic goal here is "book in April or May," not "wait for ₱1 base fare."
Airlines flying MNL → Guam
Nonstop flights daily — no budget-carrier option on this route yet
Guam travel guide for Filipinos
Everything you need to know before you fly — written from a Filipino perspective · See the full Guam guide →
Guam trip budget for Filipinos
Typical costs in USD — 1 USD ≈ ₱61.7 as of mid-2026
6 tips for cheaper (and smoother) MNL→Guam flights
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Frequently asked questions — MNL to Guam flights
Content reviewed 2026-07-30 · Prices update automatically every day
Yes. As of 2026 the Philippines is not part of the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program, so Filipino passport holders need a full US B1/B2 visitor visa before flying to Guam — the same visa required for the US mainland. You'll need to file a DS-160, pay the MRV fee, and attend an interview at the US Embassy in Manila. Guam and CNMI officials have petitioned to add the Philippines to the waiver program, but no decision has been made yet.
Direct flights from Manila (MNL) to Guam (GUM) take approximately 3 hours 50 minutes to 3 hours 55 minutes. Philippine Airlines and United Airlines both operate nonstop, roughly 14 combined weekly departures, mostly late-evening. Both airlines land at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, Guam's only airport — there's no second airport to worry about, unlike some Southeast Asia routes.
April and May are consistently the cheapest months, with roundtrip fares averaging ₱25,000–₱35,000 — and it's still Guam's dry season, so the weather is good too. December is by far the most expensive month, driven by Christmas family visits and Guam's duty-free holiday shopping season, with fares climbing to ₱36,000–₱52,000. Unlike Southeast Asia routes, this one doesn't crash to piso-fare-style pricing even in its cheapest months.
Philippine Airlines is typically the slightly cheaper of the two nonstop options, with United Airlines close behind. There is no budget-carrier alternative on this route — Cebu Pacific and AirAsia Philippines don't currently fly MNL–Guam direct, which is the main reason average fares run higher than most Philippine international routes.
Not really, at least not in the ₱1-base-fare sense Filipinos associate with Cebu Pacific promos elsewhere. MNL–Guam is flown only by full-service carriers, and fares rarely drop below ₱21,000–23,000 roundtrip even during a genuine sale. Subscribe to piso-fare.com alerts to be notified when pricing is genuinely good relative to this route's own baseline — but set expectations accordingly.
The process starts with an online DS-160 form and the MRV application fee (commonly around $185, subject to change — check ustraveldocs.com for the current amount), followed by a biometrics appointment and an interview at the US Embassy in Manila. Interview wait times fluctuate week to week — historically anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months out — so check travel.state.gov's current wait times before you plan travel dates. Once approved, a B1/B2 visa is often issued for up to 10 years multiple-entry.
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