Cebu Pacific has kicked off its 11.11 Super Seat Fest, and for once the maths is simple: fly from Singapore to the Philippines for as little as SGD 117 one-way, all-in. Booking opens 8 November and closes on 12 November, with travel valid between 1 February and 31 July 2027 — so you can lock in summer-at-home fares while it's still bucketing down outside.
The routes on offer are Singapore to Manila and Singapore to Clark, both direct. Clark is the sleeper pick here: it's a calmer gateway north of Manila and puts you closer to beach territory without a capital-city slog. From either hub, Cebu Pacific's domestic network fans out across the archipelago, and the airline flies to 35 local and 26 international destinations overall.
So where do the sale fares take you? Boracay remains the crowd-pleaser for soft white sand and swim-friendly water, with fruit shakes and local ice cream as standard between swims. Palawan's El Nido and Coron deliver the dramatic stuff — limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, island-hopping seascapes — plus seafood and regional oddities like tamilok (a woodworm delicacy, if you're brave) and kasuy cashews. Bohol covers the other side of the coin: countryside tours, chocolate-hill scenery, and snacks worth the flight alone, including calamay, a sticky coconut rice cake, plus peanut kisses and broas ladyfingers.
The sale sits under Cebu Pacific's "Fly to My Happy Philippines" campaign, which leans on international creators sharing experience-led short-form content — marketing fluff on the surface, but a decent nudge towards planning a trip that goes beyond the resort strip.
Why it matters: sales like this are how Southeast Asia island-hopping gets done cheap. SGD 117 one-way is the price of a nice dinner in Singapore, and the long travel window covers both the February-to-April dry season and the shoulder months. If you've been putting off a Boracay or Palawan trip on cost grounds, five days of booking is your window.
Practical notes: fares this low are usually hand-baggage only, so price in a checked bag before comparing. Cebu Pacific takes cards and e-wallets, and add-ons can be bought with the booking at cebupacificair.com. Set a reminder — 11.11 sales typically sell the cheap inventory out fast on peak weekends.
