Mariveles is about 173 kilometers from Manila via the North Luzon Expressway, Gapan-Olongapo Road and Roman Highway in Bataan . It can also be reached through jet ferry plying the Mariveles to Manila route that has an approximate travel time of 40 minutes.

Land transportation is provided by three bus companies: Genesis Transport Services, The Philippine Rabbit and Pantranco Bus Line. An array of mini-buses, jeepneys, and tricycles fill the gaps in the inter-municipal road with Balanga as the Terminal point. Mini buses enroute for Manila, Olongapo, and San Fernando, Pampanga are also available in Balanga.

Travel by air is yet very limited. The province of Bataan has no modern airport, only low standard airstrips and helipads are available to government and private airplanes and helicopters. There are 5 industrial enterprises that have that have these airstrips for their usage. These are the Bataan Pulp and Paper Mills, Inc. in Samal; Bataan Export Processing Zone and Landoil Multinational Village both in the town of Mariveles and Petrophil in Limay.

Travel by sea-Bataan waters are navigable by both inter-island and international vessels to and from the province. Passenger vessels consist of a ferry boat with three trips plying to and from Mariveles and Manila and EPZA 1 which ferry EPZA quests. Docking point is at BASECO, Port of Mariveles. Because of the short distance to Corregidor, passengers prefer to travel by boat at a convenience as well as view the historical place.