Luggage Storage at NAIA
Need to leave your bags in Manila for a few hours or a few days? Luggage storage is useful if you have a long layover and want to explore the city, if you are arriving in Manila but flying to places like Boracay or Palawan before staying in the city, or if you brought more baggage than your next flight allows and need to leave some items behind for pickup.
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- Orbit Air Systems: Inside Terminal 1. Best if you have an onward flight from Terminal 1. Call ahead so they can message the arrival hall guards.
- Luggage & More: Inside Terminal 3. Most convenient for same-day storage and short layovers. Pricier for multi-day stays.
- dropnfly: Near Terminal 3, off-airport. Much cheaper for multi-day storage, especially for side trips to Boracay or Palawan. Offers pickup and delivery.
- Mall of Asia (Kultura, IKEA): Not airport storage, but useful if you plan to spend your layover at SM Mall of Asia. Same-day only, mall hours.
- Tips before leaving your bag: What to keep with you, what to ask before going, and how to avoid missing your flight.
Terminal 1
Orbit Air Systems
This is a convenient option if you have an onward flight from Terminal 1.
The facility is in an area normally accessible only to arriving passengers. You can tell the guards at the arrival hall that you need to go to luggage storage. It is best to contact Orbit Air Systems first so they can send you a message that you can show to the guards.
Terminal 2
There are currently no known luggage storage facilities in Terminal 2.
If you know one, feel free to contact me at [email protected] so I can update this guide.
Terminal 3
Luggage & More Baggage Storage
This is the most convenient option if you are using Terminal 3 because it is inside the airport. It is usually best for same-day storage or short layovers, though it may cost more than off-airport options.
Rates (verified via phone call on May 13, 2026):
| Duration / Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| 4 hours, self-pickup | ₱200 |
| Handover service add-on | +₱50 |
| 24 hours | ₱350 |
| 7 days | ₱1,800 |
| 30 days | ₱6,500 |
They operate on a per-piece system, regardless of bag size.
dropnfly — outside Terminal 3
dropnfly is better for longer-term storage. It is near Terminal 3, though the walk can be long depending on your bags. They also offer airport pickup and delivery service at ₱300 per trip: ₱300 for pickup, then another ₱300 for drop-off (verified last May 13, 2026 via phone call). You can also pick it up yourself. Call or message ahead, especially if you need delivery before a flight.
This is usually much cheaper than Luggage & More for multi-day storage.
Rates:
| Bag weight | Rate |
|---|---|
| Up to 5 kg | ₱50/day |
| Up to 7 kg | ₱150/day |
| Up to 30 kg | ₱175/day |
| Up to 50 kg | ₱250/day |
Other options
Mall of Asia — Kultura and IKEA
This is useful if you plan to spend time at Mall of Asia. It is not proper airport luggage storage, so it is only good for same-day use and only during store or mall hours.
Tips before leaving your bag
If you are arriving in one terminal but departing from another, consider leaving your luggage at the terminal you are departing from. It will be easier to claim your bag and check in for your next flight.
Call or message the facility before going. Rates, hours, and available space can change.
If using pickup or delivery, add a generous time buffer. Manila traffic and airport delays can happen, and you do not want to miss your flight because your bag arrived late.
Once your bag is stored
With your luggage tucked away, you can explore Manila more comfortably. While you're planning the rest of your trip, see our guides on getting to and from NAIA and, for international flights, eTravel and Philippine Travel Tax.