5 pelan data · dari $6.99 · pemasangan sekali ketik melalui e-mel
Melancong berkumpulan? Beli eSIM untuk semua orang dalam satu pembayaran dan diskaun dikenakan secara automatik — tiada kod diperlukan. Lihat harga kumpulan
10 GB
30 hari
Penstriman, perkongsian, penggunaan berat
$15.99
$1.60/GB
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Bersambung secara automatik kepada isyarat terkuat merentas SMART, Globe.
Persediaan
Sediakan eSIM anda sebelum berlepas — ambil masa dalam seminit sahaja. Pasang sekali di rumah, hidupkan bila anda tiba, dan anda pun terus dalam talian.
Pada iPhone (iOS)
Pada Android
10 pelan untuk Filipina, dari 3 hingga 50 GB. Tempoh sah dari 1 hari hingga 180 hari. 10 daripadanya menggunakan 5G jika rangkaian tempatan menyokongnya.
6 pelan boleh ditambah nilai tanpa perlu memasang eSIM kedua. Pelan menggunakan rangkaian SMART, Globe.
Dikira daripada katalog semasa kami, bukan angka pemasaran — senarai pelan di atas bahagian ini menggunakan data yang sama.
Tiada pakej serantau yang merangkumi Filipina — di sini pelan satu negara sahaja pilihannya, dan itu pun lazimnya yang lebih murah.
eSIM perjalanan untuk Filipina ialah SIM digital yang dimuat turun oleh telefon anda — tiada kad plastik, tiada kaunter pengambilan di lapangan terbang. Anda beli dalam talian, ketik pautan pemasangan yang kami e-melkan kepada anda (kod QR turut disertakan dalam e-mel yang sama), dan ia memasang talian kedua di samping SIM sedia ada anda. Ia kekal dorman sehingga anda tiba di Filipina, kemudian bersambung secara automatik ke SMART, Globe pada 5G di tempat yang tersedia dan LTE di tempat lain. Nombor rumah anda terus berfungsi untuk panggilan dan mesej; eSIM hanya membawa data anda.
Peta, mesej dan aplikasi perkongsian perjalanan tidak menggunakan banyak data — sekitar 300–500 MB sehari. Tambah foto, sosial dan video sekali-sekala dan anda mendekati 1 GB sehari. Untuk perjalanan seminggu pelan 5 GB adalah selesa; untuk dua minggu, perkongsian atau penggunaan berat, pilih 10 GB atau lebih, atau pelan yang boleh ditambah nilai semasa dalam perjalanan. Pelan Filipina bermula pada $6.99 merentas 5 saiz, dengan harga per-GB ditunjukkan pada setiap satu supaya pilihan yang tepat adalah jelas.
Tidak. eSIM perjalanan untuk Filipina ialah pelan data tempatan, bukan perayauan antarabangsa — anda bayar harga yang tertera di awal, tanpa bil per-megabait daripada operator asal anda. Tetapkan eSIM sebagai talian data anda dan matikan perayauan data pada SIM asal anda, jadi tiada kejutan bila anda pulang. Bayaran balik penuh pada bila-bila masa sebelum anda memasang, jadi tiada risiko untuk membeli lebih awal.
Adobo
The unofficial national dish featuring meat (usually chicken or pork) braised in a savory and tangy marinade of soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, peppercorns, and bay leaves.
Available nationwide in nearly every local restaurant and carinderia.
Sinigang
A comforting, sour soup typically made with a tamarind broth, packed with vegetables and either pork, shrimp, or fish.
Found in both high-end restaurants and family eateries across the country.
Lechon
A whole pig roasted over coals until the skin is perfectly crisp and the meat is tender and flavorful.
Cebu is famously known for having the best Lechon in the country.
Panduan ketersambungan Filipina
The Philippines asks more of an arriving traveller than most destinations: since the SIM Registration Act, a local SIM means paperwork, and the airport wifi you would use to download an eSIM on landing is widely reported as unreliable. The short version is to install a travel eSIM at home before you fly. This guide covers the registration rules, which networks you actually get, what island geography does to coverage, and how much data a trip needs.
Baca panduan penuh Filipina →Pork Sisig
A sizzling bar snack or main dish made from chopped pork (often including face and ears) seasoned and grilled with onions and chili.
Pampanga, considered the culinary capital of the Philippines, or local bars nationwide.
Kare-Kare
A rich, hearty stew of oxtail or meat and vegetables cooked in a savory peanut sauce, served with fermented shrimp paste (bagoong).
Traditional Filipino restaurants in Metro Manila and Central Luzon.
Pancit Bihon
Filipino-style stir-fried thin rice noodles mixed with vegetables, meat, or seafood, often served at celebrations to symbolize long life.
Noodle houses and local eateries nationwide.
Lumpia
Crispy, deep-fried spring rolls filled with a savory mixture of ground pork and minced vegetables.
Street food stalls and casual dining spots everywhere.
Halo-Halo
A popular shaved ice dessert layered with sweet beans, jellies, fruits, evaporated milk, and topped with ube (purple yam) ice cream.
Dessert shops, fast-food chains like Chowking, and street-side stalls.
Silog
The quintessential Filipino breakfast consisting of garlic fried rice (sinangag) and egg (itlog), typically served with cured beef (tapsilog) or sausage (longsilog).
Breakfast joints and 24-hour diners across the Philippines.
Bibingka
A traditional rice cake cooked in a clay pot lined with banana leaves, topped with salted egg, cheese, and grated coconut.
Outside churches during the Christmas season, and specialty bakeries year-round.
Big LagoonEl Nido, Palawan
A breathtaking expanse of emerald waters surrounded by towering dark limestone cliffs, accessible by kayak or outrigger boat.
Half day · tempah awal
Puerto Princesa Underground RiverPuerto Princesa, Palawan
A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring a spectacular limestone karst landscape with an underground river you can explore by paddleboat.
Half day · tempah awal
Chocolate HillsCarmen, Bohol
A unique geological formation of over 1,200 conical hills that turn chocolate brown during the dry season.
2-3 hours
Cloud 9General Luna, Siargao
A legendary surf spot featuring thick, hollow tubes. Even non-surfers enjoy the iconic boardwalk and viewing deck.
2-3 hours
Banaue Rice TerracesBanaue, Ifugao
Ancient, mountain-carved terraces often called the 'Eighth Wonder of the World', reflecting the ingenuity of the Ifugao people.
Full day
White BeachBoracay
Globally famous for its powdery white sand and turquoise waters, perfect for relaxation, water sports, and nightlife.
1-3 days
Calle CrisologoVigan, Ilocos Sur
A remarkably well-preserved Spanish colonial street where you can ride horse-drawn carriages (kalesa) and admire heritage houses.
Half day
Magellan's CrossCebu City
A historical landmark housing a Christian cross planted by Portuguese and Spanish explorers under Ferdinand Magellan in 1521.
1 hour
IntramurosManila
The historic walled city of Manila, home to Spanish-era landmarks like Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church.
Half day
Kawasan FallsBadian, Cebu
A multi-tiered waterfall known for its striking turquoise waters, popular for swimming and thrilling canyoneering adventures.
Half day · tempah awal
Ride-Hailing
Download the Grab app for cars or Move It for motorcycle taxis. Book on demand with upfront pricing.
PHP 150-300 per short city trip on Grab.
Jeepneys
Iconic, colorful elongated trucks that follow specific routes. Hop on, pass your fare to the driver, and say 'para' to stop.
PHP 13-20 base fare.
Tricycles
Motorcycles with attached sidecars, found everywhere outside major highways. Negotiate or pay standard fare for short hops.
PHP 50-100 depending on distance.
Metro Manila Trains
Elevated train lines running through Metro Manila. Buy single journey tickets or a reloadable Beep card.
PHP 15-30 per ride.
Perkhidmatan e-hailing
Grab, Move It, JoyRide, Angkas
Grab is the safest and most reliable for tourists. Motorcycle taxis (Angkas, JoyRide, Move It) are excellent for beating heavy traffic for solo travelers.
Cara membayar di sana
Asas
| New Year's Day | January 1 | Businesses closed, heavily booked transport. |
| Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor) | April 9 | Minor disruptions, banks closed. |
| Labor Day | May 1 | Public offices and banks closed. Popular beaches might be crowded. |
| Independence Day | June 12 | Parades in major cities, public offices closed. |
| National Heroes Day | Last Monday of August | Long weekend for locals, tourist spots can be busy. |
| Bonifacio Day | November 30 | Public offices closed. |
| Christmas Day | December 25 | Major holiday. Most businesses closed, heavy traffic in days leading up, very limited transport. |
| Rizal Day | December 30 | Public offices closed, part of the busy holiday season. |
Tarikh yang berulang setiap tahun — cuma harinya berbeza mengikut tahun.
