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1. Walk from Subic Bay to Olongapo
2. Take the bus from Olongapo to Manila CaloocanRegular
3h 15m

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Distance: 124.4 km
Duration: 3h 15m

What companies run services between Subic Bay, Philippines and Manila, Philippines?

There is no direct connection from Subic Bay to Manila. However, you can travel to Olongapo then take the bus to Manila Caloocan.

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