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Public holidays 2026 · Philippines
Next public holiday: Bonifacio Day, Monday, November 30. Long weekends
Next public holidayBonifacio DayMonday, November 30, 2026 · Days left: 27National holidays 2026
New Year's DayJan 1
Thursday
Chinese New YearFeb 17
Tuesday
Maundy ThursdayApr 2
Thursday
Good FridayApr 3
Friday
Holy SaturdayApr 4
Saturday
Day of ValorApr 9
Thursday
Labour DayMay 1
Friday
Independence DayJun 12
Friday
Ninoy Aquino DayAug 21
Friday
National Heroes DayAug 31
Monday
All Saints' Day EveOct 31
Saturday
All Saints' DayNov 1
Sunday
Bonifacio DayNov 30
Monday
Feast of the Immaculate Conception of MaryDec 8
Tuesday
Christmas EveDec 24
Thursday
Christmas DayDec 25
Friday
Rizal DayDec 30
Wednesday
Last Day of The YearDec 31
Thursday
Long weekends 2026
Feb 15 – Feb 17
Needs one bridge day off
3 daysApr 2 – Apr 54 days
May 1 – May 3
Needs one bridge day off
3 daysJun 12 – Jun 14
Needs one bridge day off
3 daysAug 21 – Aug 23
Needs one bridge day off
3 daysDec 6 – Dec 8
Needs one bridge day off
3 daysDec 24 – Dec 27
Needs one bridge day off
4 daysNational holidays 2027
New Year's DayJan 1
Friday
Chinese New YearFeb 6
Saturday
Maundy ThursdayMar 25
Thursday
Good FridayMar 26
Friday
Holy SaturdayMar 27
Saturday
Day of ValorApr 9
Friday
Labour DayMay 1
Saturday
Independence DayJun 12
Saturday
Ninoy Aquino DayAug 21
Saturday
National Heroes DayAug 30
Monday
All Saints' Day EveOct 31
Sunday
All Saints' DayNov 1
Monday
Bonifacio DayNov 30
Tuesday
Feast of the Immaculate Conception of MaryDec 8
Wednesday
Christmas EveDec 24
Friday
Christmas DayDec 25
Saturday
Rizal DayDec 30
Thursday
Last Day of The YearDec 31
Friday
Questions and answers
When is the next public holiday?
Bonifacio Day: Monday, November 30, 2026.
How many public holidays are there this year?
National holidays: 18 (2026).
Where do the holiday dates come from?
From Nager.Date, an open-source database of public holidays. Dates can change by government decision, so check official announcements for important plans.
Source: Nager.Date (MIT). Holiday names are shown as published by the source.