Manila to Cavite Toll Fee (Coastal Road)
1 expressway · Rates effective May 2026
The Coastal Road — officially CAVITEX, the Manila-Cavite Expressway — runs from Roxas Boulevard down the bay to Kawit. It is the most direct way out of Manila into Cavite and uses Easytrip RFID.
Toll Breakdown by Expressway
Every leg below is an official published fare. Tap any expressway to see its full matrix.
| Leg | Expressway | From → To | Class 1 | Class 2 | Class 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CAVITEX | Roxas Blvd. → Kawit | ₱127 | ₱254 | ₱381 |
| Total, one way | ₱127 | ₱254 | ₱381 | ||
What It Costs by Vehicle Class
| Vehicle Class | Covers | One way | Round trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Cars, SUVs, vans, jeepneys, motorcycles ≥400cc | ₱127 | ₱254 |
| Class 2 | Buses and light trucks | ₱254 | ₱508 |
| Class 3 | Heavy trucks and trailers (3+ axles) | ₱381 | ₱762 |
Which RFID Do You Need?
The entire trip runs on Easytrip RFID, so one loaded account covers every plaza from Manila to Cavite.
Coastal Road, R-1 and CAVITEX
All three names describe the same road. Signage uses CAVITEX and R-1; drivers and traffic reports almost always say Coastal Road. See the full CAVITEX toll matrix for every exit combination.
Going Further Into Cavite
For Tagaytay and the upland towns, CALAX is usually the better road — see the Manila to Tagaytay breakdown.