Subic accommodation from NZ$47

One of Subic's most iconic tourist attractions is the SM Mall of Asia. The Citadines Salcedo Makati and KL Tower Serviced Residences are within a stone's throw of SM Mall of Asia.

8 kilometres away from the main part of Subic is the Subic International Hotel. The Court Meridian Hotel and Suites is 8 kilometres away. The Subic Grand Seas Resort and also the Poco a Poco Hotel are alternative accommodation options worth looking into in Subic.

Don't hit the road before taking a look at what there is to see and do in the wider region of Luzon. View Luzon's rural landscapes and beaches. If the great outdoors are not your cup of tea, go to some of the region's traditional villages. In this section of Philippines, travellers might also try their hand at rock climbing and mountain climbing.

It's well known that we Kiwis are pretty chilled, so consider staying a little longer and check out the Apu Chapel, Casino Filipino and Fort Stotsenburg, in Angeles City, 50 kilometres to the northeast of Subic. The Hotel Stotsenberg and Montevista Villas are just some of the apartment and hotel options in Angeles City. Tarlac, which is home to the Gran Prix Tarlac and Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tarlac, is 80 kilometres to the northeast of Subic. The Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Luisita Golf and Country Club and Aquino Center Museum are popular attractions to see when visiting Tarlac.

Before your Subic trip draws to a close, why not spend an afternoon rubbing shoulders with fellow sports obsessives at a local sporting fixture? You'll find Cuneta Astrodome 90 kilometres to the east of Subic. Book a hotel right near the action at the Z Hostel or the Citadines Salcedo Makati.

Diosdado Macapagal International Airport is the most commonly used gateway to Subic. Nearby hotels include the Hotel Stotsenberg and the Montevista Villas.