Clark to Subic in ninety minutes.

About an hour and a half to two hours in a private van, covering roughly 90 kilometres almost entirely on the SCTEX expressway. It’s the most predictable drive we do—there is no city traffic at either end, so the time barely changes between a Tuesday morning and a Saturday afternoon. Allow a few extra minutes at the Freeport gate.

Starting prices are ₱5,900 for the whole van, one way, from Clark International Airport or anywhere in Angeles City. It’s a per-vehicle price rather than per person, and it covers tolls, fuel, parking and the driver. Day trips where the van stays with you are priced separately—send us the plan and we’ll quote the whole day in one figure.

Yes, and on this route it’s the most common way people book. The van and driver stay with you for the day rather than dropping you and leaving, so you can do Ocean Adventure in the morning, eat on Waterfront Road and come back whenever you’re finished. We price the day as one figure rather than charging by the hour.

Bring photo ID for everyone travelling. The Freeport is a controlled zone with a checkpoint at the gate, and while the process is quick, it is easier when nobody is digging through a suitcase for a passport. Tell us if you’re carrying anything unusual and we’ll flag whether it needs declaring.

Yes, and it’s a common first day for anyone flying into Clark for a dive trip or a weekend at the bay. Send us your flight number with the enquiry—we track the flight, so if you land late your driver is still there, with no waiting charge.

Yes. San Antonio, Pundaquit and the coves beyond Subic are another hour or so up the coast road, and it’s a normal onward run for us. The boat out to Anawangin or Nagsasa is arranged separately at Pundaquit—we get you to the beach and back, and can wait while you go.

The bus is cheaper for one person travelling light, but it involves getting to a terminal at the Clark end and getting out of one at the Subic end, which is most of the hassle of the trip. A private van is door to door for one per-vehicle price, which usually wins for a group of three or more, for families, and for anyone carrying dive gear or beach kit.

Yes, at the same per-vehicle price. Give us your flight time and we’ll set the departure from Subic with enough margin for the gate and the expressway. It’s a reliable run, but we’d rather build in the buffer than cut it fine.

Cash, on the day, to your driver. There’s no deposit, no card details and nothing to pay to get a price. You’ll have the agreed figure in writing before you travel and it doesn’t change on arrival—no meter, no surge, nothing added at the gate.