
5 hour(s), 15 minute(s)
No, not from Manila's main airport. Cebgo moved its Masbate service to Clark International Airport in 2026, so travellers now fly via Clark or connect through Cebu instead.
Travel to Clark International Airport (around 80km north of Manila) and fly Cebgo's Clark-Masbate service, or connect via Cebu using Cebgo's Cebu-Masbate leg.
Round-trip fares on Traveloka start from AU$219. Since the journey now involves either Clark or a Cebu connection, it's worth comparing both routings rather than just travel dates.
Cebgo operates the Masbate service from its Clark base. On the Cebu-connecting option, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific or AirAsia Philippines get you to Cebu, with Cebgo covering the final leg.
Clark International Airport is around 80km north of Manila, roughly 1.5 to 2 hours by car or bus via the North Luzon Expressway.
No visa is needed since every leg of this journey is a domestic Philippine flight. Bring the same passport or a valid government-issued photo ID you used to enter the country.
Cebgo moved its Masbate operation from Ninoy Aquino International Airport to Clark International Airport in 2026, so there's currently no direct flight from Manila's main airport to Masbate — the honest routing today starts from Clark instead, or connects via Cebu.
As part of a wider consolidation of turboprop operations, Cebgo and AirSWIFT shifted several Visayas and Mindoro routes — including Masbate — from Manila to Clark. That means a search that expects a same-airport Manila-Masbate flight won't find a genuine nonstop product any more.
Round-trip fares on Traveloka start from AU$219. Since the practical journey now involves either flying via Clark or connecting via Cebu, comparing both routings rather than just dates is the more useful exercise here.
Flying Manila to Clark first, then Clark to Masbate on Cebgo, is the more direct approach distance-wise, though it means two separate domestic legs rather than one flight number. Connecting via Cebu with Cebgo is the other established option, using Cebu's much larger network as the link.
Clark International Airport sits around 80km north of Manila, reachable by the North Luzon Expressway in roughly 1.5 to 2 hours by car or bus, or by a short domestic flight if your itinerary already starts elsewhere.
Cebgo operates the Masbate service from its new Clark base, while Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific and AirAsia Philippines can get you as far as Cebu on the connecting option, with Cebgo covering the final Cebu-Masbate leg.
Whichever routing you choose, journeys end at Masbate Airport, a short tricycle or taxi ride from Masbate City itself, with transport readily available outside arrivals.
Since every leg of this journey is a domestic Philippine flight, no visa is required — bring the same passport or a valid government-issued photo ID used to enter the country. Build extra buffer time into any itinerary that involves the Manila-to-Clark road transfer, since traffic on the expressway can vary.
Traveloka also lists Manila to Iloilo as another well-served Visayas route that still flies nonstop from Manila's main airport. See Traveloka's Philippines flights page for the wider domestic network.
Compare the Clark and Cebu routing options side by side on Traveloka before booking, and use Easy Reschedule if your onward transfer plans change.
Flight Duration | 5 hr(s) 15 mins |
Airport in Manila | |
Airport in Masbate |

