Travel to Mount Pinatubo and explore one of the most amazing places in the Philippines. The best deal is to get a daytrip package from Manila or Angeles city / Clark. TRIPinas travel and tour offers a safe Pinatubo tour package including the round trip transportation from Manila (or Angeles) to the base camp with comfortable aircon vehicles. Both service of a local guide and off-road (4x4) ride are included in the package as well as all the fees (nothing to pay on site). Your Mt. Pinatubo tour starts with a 4X4 off road adventure from the base camp to the jump-off with magnificent view of the largest lahar canyon in the world. Your Pinatubo trek is a 2 hour hike going to the crater and another two hours trek on the return. It is usual for trekkers to have their lunch at the shore of the Pinatubo crater lake. You will never forget its pristine blue-green water, the smile of the Aetas and the bright orange color of the rivers!
Pinatubo Tour Package
Inclusions:
√ Aircon land transfer (Manila-Pinatubo base camp-Manila) inclusive of toll fee and gas
Please note that your Mt. Pinatubo package tour can also start from Angeles, Subic or at the base camp if you bring your own car.
√ Off road 4x4 wheel drive adventure
√ Local guide for the trek
√ All applicable fees (Conservation fee, Botolan fee,..no hidden charges!)
√ trail pack (sunblock, energy bars)
√ Certificate of Conquest
√ Tour coordinator from TRIPinas travel and tour ventures
Public/Shared group tour schedule:
Each Saturday and some Sundays
Public tour rate:
Regular rate: Php2299/person- Promo rate: contact us for the rate
Private tour rates:
We also organize private Pinatubo tours anytime from Mid-October to Mid-June.
Rate depends on your group's headcount, starts at Php2080/person with Manila transfer and around Php1,600/person without transfer.
Contact us now to know the rate
Don't forget to indicate your tour date and group's headcount.
Regular rate: Php2299/person- Promo rate: contact us for the rate
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Private tour rates:
We also organize private Pinatubo tours anytime from Mid-October to Mid-June.
Rate depends on your group's headcount, starts at Php2080/person with Manila transfer and around Php1,600/person without transfer.
Contact us now to know the rate
Don't forget to indicate your tour date and group's headcount.
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Overnight camping
Do you want a different experience and spend the night at the shore of the crater lake while watching the stars and enjoying the wild? We provide the 4X4 jeeps, the staff, the tents and of course all fees are included. Let us know the headcount of your group so we can give an exact quotation.
Do you want a different experience and spend the night at the shore of the crater lake while watching the stars and enjoying the wild? We provide the 4X4 jeeps, the staff, the tents and of course all fees are included. Let us know the headcount of your group so we can give an exact quotation.
Preparing for your Pinatubo trek
- Check the weather Mount Pinatubo should only be hiked when the weather is good. In case of rain, the terrain made of lahar becomes unstable. Don't hesitate to postpone your trip in case of bad weather. Safety first!
- Pack light. The regular Pinatubo trek will take around 2 hours going to the crater lake (using the old way trail) and another 2 hour-trek on the return. Do yourself a favor and keep your bag light. Your back will thank you for it.
- Love your skin. The best time to go trekking Pinatubo is during the dry season (From end of October to Mid-June) which means there will be a lot of sun. So slather on that sunscreen and use a cap or hat.
- Sole keepin'. Mount Pinatubo's terrain is rugged so protect your feet by wearing sturdy foot wear. You'll surely get wet as well so bring an extra pair.
- Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. The trick on not getting a heat stroke is to drink BEFORE you even feel thirsty. You will be sweating a lot and hydrating is a sure way to battle fatigue. Bring at least 1.5 liter of water for the trek.
- Fuel up. Making your own trail food is a fun and easy way to ensure that you have something to munch on while your hike the tricky terrain of Mt. Pinatubo. No need to go on a hunger strike there. Life is short. Eat.
- Don't worry, be happy. It's not everyday that you get to commune with nature so don't rush - it's not a race. Appreciate the sight and sounds around you.
- Leave no trace while trekking. You probably have heard of this one before but we'll say it again anyway. Take nothing but pictures; Leave nothing but footprints; Kill nothing but time.
Mt. Pinatubo map
There are two ways to reach the crater lake.
The first one, "the old way" takes 1 hour 4x4 ride (orange trail on the map) and will follow the O'donnell river bed + 2 hours trekking (yellow trail on the map) in the breathtaking Crow valley Canyon.
The second one, "the new way" takes 1.5 hour 4x4 ride (blue trail on the map) + 30 to 45 minutes trekking (green trail on the map) and is currently closed.