10 GB
30 天
刷视频、开热点、用量大
¥118.50
¥11.35/GB
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自动连上 SMART, Globe 里信号最好的那一家。
安装
出发前把 eSIM 装好,大概一分钟。装一次,落地打开,就能上网。
iPhone(iOS)
Android(安卓)
菲律宾共有 10 款套餐,流量从 3 GB 到 50 GB。 有效期从 1 天 到 180 天。 其中 10 款在当地网络有 5G 的地方走 5G。
有 6 款套餐可以直接充值,不用再装第二张 eSIM。 这些套餐运行在 SMART, Globe 上。
这是从我们的实时目录里数出来的,不是营销数字;上面那份套餐列表用的就是同一批数据。
没有区域套餐覆盖菲律宾,这里只能选单国套餐,而单国套餐本来通常也更便宜。
去菲律宾用的旅行 eSIM,就是一张手机自己下载下来的数字 SIM 卡,没有塑料卡片,也不用在机场柜台排队取。在线买好之后,点一下我们发到你邮箱的安装链接(同一封邮件里也附了二维码),它就会在你原有的 SIM 卡旁边装出第二条线路。在你到达菲律宾之前,它一直是休眠的;落地之后自动通过 覆盖到的地方走 5G,其余走 LTE 连上 SMART, Globe。你原来的号码照常打电话、收短信,eSIM 只负责跑流量。
地图、聊天和打车软件其实很省流量,一天大概 300–500 MB。再加上拍照上传、刷社交和偶尔看看视频,一天差不多 1 GB。一周的行程,5 GB 就挺宽裕;两周、要开热点或者用量大的,选 10 GB 以上,或者选一份可以随时充值的套餐。菲律宾的套餐从 ¥52.00 起,共 5 种规格,每一份都标着每 GB 折下来多少钱,选哪份划算一眼看得出来。
不会。去菲律宾的旅行 eSIM 是一份当地的数据套餐,不是国际漫游,你提前付的就是全部费用,原来的运营商不会再按流量给你出一张账单。把 eSIM 设成上网用的线路,再把原卡的数据漫游关掉,回国之后就不会有意外。安装之前随时全额退款,所以提前买没有风险。
菲律宾上网指南
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.
读完整的菲律宾上网指南 →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.
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 · 需要提前订
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 · 需要提前订
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 · 需要提前订
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.
网约车
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.
怎么付钱
基本信息
| 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. |
这些是每年重复的节日,具体落在哪一天每年会变。