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Manila City Tour Tagaytay Ridge Combo from Manila 

Experience manila's highlights and visit tagaytay for a panoramic view of taal lake and volcano, from $125 per person, minimum 2 persons duration 8 hours, approximate.

American Memorial & Cemetery

The “Walled City” of Intramuros

Fort Santiago

Panoramic Tagaytay Ridge Tour and Lunch

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Hotel Pick Up from Makati and Manila Bay Area Hotels

All Admissions and Entrance Fees

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Additional Food & Beverages Outside Lunch

Optional Gratuities

Itinerary 

Begin the day with a drive to the picturesque city of Tagaytay, a popular tourist destination because of its cool climate and picturesque scenery. It is located on a ridge 2,250 feet above sea level, which offers a panoramic view of Taal Lake and Volcano, known for being the smallest active volcano in the world.

A visit to the abandoned Palace in the Sky and find what is left of the “rest house” of the former President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos. Admire breathtaking views of the lake and volcano from this wonderful vantage point.

The tour includes a stop for a brief lunch in one of the local restaurants where you can enjoy sumptuous Philippine cuisine and delicacies popular to the region. After that, prepare for the trip back to Metro Manila.

Our sightseeing tour of Manila starts with a visit to the American Cemetery and Memorial. The cemetery site or the resting place of our soldiers who lost their lives during the WWII, covers 152 acres. This contains the largest number of graves of any cemetery for U.S. personnel killed during World War II, a total of 17,191 and 36,286 missing in action who are recorded upon the walls of the memorial.

We will drive through Makati City, known as the financial center of the Philippines as we make our way to Manila via the scenic Roxas Boulevard, one of the best locations to see the beautiful Manila Bay sunset. This tour passes through Luneta Park (also called Rizal Park), one of the most significant tourist spots located in the heart of Manila, the capital City of the Philippines. A monument enshrining the remains of the country’s national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal is the park’s symbolic focal point.

The next place to visit is Intramuros, known as the “Walled City”. Inside the city fortress are ancient walls, church ruins, and other relics of the Spanish Conquistadors era. Travel through the cobblestone streets to San Agustin Church, a Roman Catholic Church located inside the historic Walled City of Intramuros in Manila. In 1993, San Agustin Church was one of four Philippine churches constructed during the Spanish colonial period to be designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. End at Fort Santiago, one of the oldest Hispanic stone fortresses in the Philippines. This is where Dr. Jose Rizal spent his last days in incarceration and wrote his famous “Mi Último Adiós” (My Last Farewell).

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TAGAYTAY TRAVEL GUIDE with Sample Itinerary & Budget

Long before Manila-dwellers began a long-distance affair with the highlands of Baguio, Sagada and Kalinga, they have been in a long-standing romance with Tagaytay. It’s not a high-maintenance relationship. The physical connection is there. It is geographically close, easily accessible, and it doesn’t demand too much time or money. It’s the kind that will last over more decades.

Tagaytay is no stranger to me. I live in a Batangas town not too far away from Tagaytay. For the longest time, every time I would come back home, the van that I was riding would drive through the city. And since I started earning on my own, it would be my go-to place for clarity or peace of mind. And I’m not alone in this.

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UNDERSTANDING TAGAYTAY

Located just around 60km from Manila, Tagaytay City has always been the go-to destination for those wishing to escape the searing heat of the capital, especially in the summer season. They come here for two reasons: a cooler climate and a breathtaking view of Taal Lake and Volcano.

Most people think that Taal Volcano is the small cratered hill on one end of the island in the middle of the lake often depicted in postcards and photographs. The truth is, that is Binintiang Malaki , just one of the volcano’s many cones and craters. Taal Lake itself was actually the caldera of an enormous ancient volcano formed after cataclysmic eruptions in the prehistoric times. The only active part now is that island in the middle of the lake called Volcano Island .

Like a giant balcony with a fantastic view, Tagaytay is perched on the northern ridges of Taal Lake, attracting thousands of vacationers and supporting its massive tourism industry. Its highways and inner alleys are lined with a wide array of accommodations, from luxury villas to budget hotels, and restaurants, ranging from fine dining to its homegrown fast food places.

Tagaytay is also a great base for travelers who wish to explore neighboring municipalities like Alfonso and Amadeo, and even parts of Batangas like the volcano itself, Nasugbu, and Lemery.

Tagaytay takes a rectangular shape on the map, so it’s easy to navigate. At the very center of it is the Tagaytay Rotonda, from which stems out four main roads:

• Emilio Aguinaldo Highway , which connects Tagaytay to Imus, Dasmarinas, and Manila.
• Tagaytay-Calamba Road , which links the city to the towns of Laguna. If you’re coming from South Luzon Express Way (SLEX), you’ll eventually hit this road going to Tagaytay.
• Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway , which can take you to Alfonso (Cavite) and Nasugbu and Lemery (Batangas).
• Tagaytay-Talisay Road , which cuts across a forested slope to Talisay (Batangas), where Taal Volcano is located.

Being familiar with these roads will make your travel planning a lot easier, especially when picking a hotel and places to visit.

Here are more useful bits about Tagaytay.

• Language: Tagalog is used by most. But English is widely understood and spoken.
• Currency: Philippine peso (PHP, ₱). PHP100 is around USD 1.90, EUR 1.69, SGD 2.57 (as of April 2019).
• Modes of payment: Credit cards are accepted by many establishments but CASH is still king (and queen) in Tagaytay.
• Electricity Info: 220V, 60Hz. Plug and socket Type A.

WHERE TO STAY IN TAGAYTAY

In places like El Nido or Batanes, I usually don’t mind staying in a guest house with no view and no frills because I would be spending much of my time outside anyway. But Tagaytay is one of those destinations where accommodations can make or break a trip. It’s all about the ambience and the experience. Whether you’re visiting Tagaytay to unwind, attend a conference, or have a romantic weekend, it is important to consider the location.

Best Area to Stay in Tagaytay

Tagaytay has become a major tourist magnet that it has become almost synonymous with this corner of Cavite. Property-owners often market and label their hotels, lodges or guesthouses “Tagaytay” even when they are technically located in surrounding municipalities like Alfonso, Silang, and Mendez. Try to keep that in mind when searching for a place to stay.

For tourists, there are three main areas that are great bases when exploring Tagaytay and nearby towns:

• Tagaytay Rotonda Area. Often casually referred to as simply Olivarez. It is the center of the city. As explained above, the major roads running across the city start or end here. It is surrounded by countless lodging and dining options. It is also the main transportation hub.
• Along Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway. This is a little bit farther than the Rotonda area, but this has the best view of the lake and the volcano, provided that you book a hotel on the lakeside. This is also where SkyRanch and Ayala Malls Serin are located.
• Along Tagaytay-Calamba Road. This area is closest to tourist spots like Tagaytay Picnic Grove and People’s Park in the Sky. Lots of restaurant and hotel options too, with some also offering a good view of the lake.

Personally, I like staying along Tagaytay-Nasugbu Road because it’s a lot quieter and has the best view of the lake. If you don’t trust my word, here are the top budget hotels in Tagaytay as scored by Agoda users.

Top Budget Hotels and BnBs in Tagaytay

The best hotels in Tagaytay are expensive, but there are some exceptions. Bed-and-breakfast places also offer a great alternative. Here’s a list compiled using Agoda reviews.

• Containers by Eco Hotel. Check Rates & Availability!
• F8 Bed and Breakfast. Check Rates & Availability!
• The Carmelence Lodge. Check Rates & Availability!
• Joaquin’s Bed and Breakfast. Check Rates & Availability!
• ZEN Rooms Hotel Georgina Tagaytay. Check Rates & Availability!

Top Apartments and Condo for Rent in Tagaytay

If budget is an issue, then ditch the hotel and consider staying at a BnB, guesthouse, or apartment for rent, which are significantly cheaper. There’s been a considerable number of condo units for rent at Wind Residences (SMDC) along Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway and Tagaytay Prime Residences near Rotonda. Here are the top rated apartments/condo units on Agoda.

• An Oasis in Tagaytay. Check Rates & Availability!
• Sky’s at Prime Residences -Tagaytay. Check Rates & Availability!
• CatherinePlace Tagaytay – Wind Residences Tower 3. Check Rates & Availability!
• Wind Residences by Missionarte. Check Rates & Availability!
• Mary’s Crib Tagaytay. Check Rates & Availability!

Photos above were provided by the resorts via Agoda.

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How to get to tagaytay, manila to tagaytay by bus.

You can catch a bus to Tagaytay at the following terminals.

• Uniwide Coastal Mall in Paranaque. Make your way to the Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), also called South West Integrated Provincial Terminal. Board a bus bound for Tagaytay, Mendez (neighboring town), or Nasugbu. This bus will be taking Emilio Aguinaldo Highway.
• DLTB Terminal at LRT Buendia area (near LRT Gil Puyat Station), Pasay City. Board the bus bound for either Nasugbu or Calatagan. This will be taking South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and Carmona Exit and will pass through Tagaytay.

Fare: Around P87. Travel time is 2-3 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Might be much longer during rush hour.

Some important reminders.

• DO NOT TAKE THE BUS TO LEMERY. Lemery-bound buses take the SLEX + STAR Toll. It doesn’t pass through Tagaytay. Buses are not allowed to take Diokno Highway, which connects Tagaytay and Lemery. I know this because I’m from Lemery and our house is very close to Diokno Highway.
• If your hotel is located along Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway and you’re on a Nasugbu or Calatagan bus, you don’t need to get off at Olivarez or Rotonda. You can stay in the bus and tell the conductor to drop you off at the hotel.
• If you’re going to SkyRanch or Wind Residences , there’s a big chance the bus will not really pass by either even if the driver or conductor says so. Most buses take Mahogany Avenue, which bypasses a section of Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway approaching Mendez. Instead, they will drop you off at the Petron Gas Station. That’s okay, though, because it’s within walking distance. (SkyRanch is a longer walk but very manageable.) SEE MAP BELOW.

Manila to Tagaytay by Van

You can also ride a shared van to Tagaytay. Vans bound for Nasugbu, Calatagan or Lemery pass through Tagaytay. You can find one at the following places.

• Starmall EDSA-Shaw. You’ll find vans bound for Lemery at the terminal in front of the mall, along EDSA.
• Alabang. There are vans bound for Tagaytay at Festival Mall Alabang, near the Goldilocks exit. (I haven’t tried it, though.) In addition, there used to be vans bound for Lemery dispatched from the parking area of Starmall Alabang. But they already moved to the area behind the mall, near the ukay-ukay area and PNR Train counter. The number of available vans and passengers has been dwindling so you might be in for quite the wait.
• Metropoint Mall. I’m not sure if there are still vans here going to Calatagan. There used to be, but I haven’t checked in a long time. If there still is, you can take the van going to Calatagan. If vans no longer operate here, you can cross to the other side of EDSA and catch a bus to Calatagan instead.

Whatever you take, tell the driver to drop you off in Tagaytay.

Fare is P180-P200, depending on which part of Manila you’re originating. It’s pricier because vans behave like point-to-point shuttles. Even though you’re alighting in Tagaytay, you’re still paying for the full journey. A passenger getting off in Tagaytay pays the same as another getting off in Batangas.

Important reminders:

• If you’re taking a van to Lemery, tell the driver to drop you off in Tagaytay. Unlike their bus counterparts, Lemery-bound vans usually pass through Tagaytay. However, there are instances when the driver chooses to take the SLEX-STAR Tollway route. It usually happens when there is heavy traffic in Tagaytay/Santa Rosa areas. To be sure, let the driver know that your destination is Tagaytay so he won’t take any detour.
• Vans don’t follow any fixed schedule. The vehicle will NOT leave the terminal unless it is full. If you’re in a hurry and there’s only one vacant seat, you can pay for it and the driver will gladly start the journey. If time is of the essence and there are a lot of empty seats, take the bus instead.

HOW TO GET AROUND TAGAYTAY

There are no taxis in Tagaytay, and Grab doesn’t have any presence either. There are only three modes of transportation available:

• Jeepney. When traveling within the city, the most usual way is by jeepney. From Olivarez/Rotonda, you can take a jeepney to any direction. You can also ride one from any point along the highway back to the city center. Minimum fare is P9, which increases as you go father.
• Bus. You can also take the bus if you’re coming from Rotonda area and going to Mendez, Alfonso, Nasugbu or any destination along Nasugbu-Tagaytay Highway.
• Tricycle. This is the closest thing to a taxi that you can get. You can charter a tricycle to take you straight to your destination. When I asked, “special trips” within the city cost P100. Special, meaning you won’t be sharing the tricycle with anyone else. But if you’re going to the city center, you can pay the per-person charge, which should be around P20. Maybe higher or lower, depending on distance.

THINGS TO DO IN TAGAYTAY & NEARBY TOWNS

Taal volcano.

UPDATE! Taal Volcano recently erupted and is closed to the public.

Tagaytay offers the best views of Taal Volcano. But you know what’s better than admiring it from afar? Being on the volcano itself. From Tagaytay, you can travel to the Batangan town of Talisay, where you can charter a boat that can take you to the volcano island. Once there, you’ll start your trek to the breathtaking caldera. Good if you’re a group so you could split the expenses.

How to get there: From Tagaytay, you can charter a tricycle to take you to Talisay for P150-200. Then, find a boat, which costs P2000 (maximum of 6 pax). It’s also possible to reach Talisay by jeepney, but I don’t have the details.

I’m not fully familiar with this route, to be honest. I’ve been to Taal Volcano and hiked to its main caldera before, but I didn’t come from Tagaytay. I went straight to Talisay via Tanauan.

SkyRanch Tagaytay

SkyRanch is a relatively new attraction in Tagaytay. Perched on a cliff, overlooking the lake, this is an amusement park built for the enjoyment of the whole family. There are rides for kids and activities for the kids-at-heart. The most arresting structure is the SkyEye , a 63-meter ferris wheel with 32 gondolas. It’s also lined with restaurants and food kiosks!

Hours open Monday-Friday, 10am-10pm Saturday-Sunday, 8am-10pm

Entrance Fee Weekdays: P80 Weekends: P100

Here are the attractions at SkyRanch and the corresponding admission fees.

SkyEye: P150 Super Viking: P100 Flying Bus: P100 Sky Cruiser: P100 Log Coaster: P100 Safari Splash: P120 Bumper Boat: P100 Bumper Race: P100 Drop Tower: P100 Express Train: P80 City Rail: P80 Mini Viking: P50 Racing Car: P50 Nessie Coaster: P50 Wonder Flight: P50 Red Baron: P50 Boat Parade: P50 Toy Swing: P50

How to get there: From Olivarez, ride a jeepney bound for Mendez or Nasugbu. Get off at Sky Ranch. Fare is around P15.

✅ MORE INFO HERE: SKY RANCH TRAVEL GUIDE

Tagaytay Picnic Grove

Another family-friendly park in Tagaytay. For the longest time, this was the go-to place for relaxation, but a lot has changed (or have not changed) over the years. More attractions like the zipline and cable car ride were introduced, which are great for families. I personally think the park itself has lost its main appeal. But check it out regardless.

Entrance fee: P50

Parking Fee: P35, cars; P50, vans or jeepneys.

Zipline & Cable Car Rates: Weekdays: 1-way ride, P200; 2-way ride, P300. Weekend/Holidays: 1-way ride, P300; 2-way ride, P400.

Hut/Cottage Rental: P100, P150, P300, P500

Operating hours: 7am-7pm

People’s Park in the Sky

It used to be known as Palace in the Sky. Built under Marcos in 1979, it was supposed to be a guest house for visiting US President Ronald Reagan. But due to turning political tides back then, the “palace” was not finished and the visit cancelled. After the EDSA revolution, the name changed to People’s Park in the Sky.

Today, it hasn’t been well-maintained but remains a top attraction in Tagaytay because of the fantastic vista. After all, it stands at the highest point of Tagaytay, allowing a 360-degree view of the surrounding landscape.

How to get there: From Olivarez, charter a tricycle for P150 for special trip or P50 per person.

Puzzle Mansion

Puzzle-lovers unite! The Puzzle Mansion in Tagaytay’s Barangay Asisan houses the world’s largest collection of jigsaw puzzles — all 1028 pieces of them — as certified by the Guiness Book of World Records. This was owned by Georgina Gil-Lacuna who collected these puzzles from her travels.

Entrance fee: P100

Hours open: 8am-5pm

How to get there: From Olivarez/Rotonda, ride a jeepney bound for Alfonso or Nasugbu. Get off at Brgy. Asisan. You can tell the driver to drop you off at the corner going to Puzzle Mansion. Fare: P15. Then hail a tricycle to take you to Puzzle House. Fare: P100.

Caleruega is located in Nasugbu, Batangas, but it is easily accessible from Tagaytay. The place got its name from the municipality of Caleruega in Spain, the birthplace of the father of the Order of the Preachers, Saint Dominic de Guzman. It was built to serve as a venue for contemplation, but has made a name for itself over the years as one of the most well-known wedding venues in the country. It also harbors well-maintained retreat houses and well-manicured gardens.

How to get there: At Olivarez/Rotonda, take the jeepney bound for Nasugbu and tell the driver to drop you off at Hillcrest/Evercrest. Fare: P25. From KC Hillcrest entrance, hail a tricycle to Caleruega Chapel. Fare: P50.

More info: CALERUEGA TRAVEL GUIDE

Fantasy World

Fantasy World is an unfinished theme park project in the middle of the rolling hills of Lemery, Batangas. (Yep, it’s in Lemery!) Although the construction was halted, they were able to build the castle, which was the park’s centerpiece.

Over the past years, it has become a filming location for movies like Got 2 Believe (starring Claudine Barretto and Rico Yan) and Fantastica (Vice Ganda) and TV shows like GMA 7’s Majika (Angel Locsin, Dennis Trillo).

The rides are not operational, but the park and the castle remains Instagram-worthy. It’s a favorite prenup spot too.

Entrance fee: P100 per person. This used to be P1000 for a group of 10, but this has been changed in November 2019.

How to get there: From Olivarez, ride a jeepney or bus to Boundary (Cavite-Batangas boundary). Fare: P25 for jeepney, P39 for bus. At the boundary, ride a jeepney bound for Lemery and ask to be dropped off in front of Fantasy World. Fare: P18. If there are no jeepneys, you can take a tricycle but it’s pricey. Fare is P200 per ride (not per person).

Tip: There is a cafe nearby called “ Brewed For You .” If you’re visiting around lunch time or you just get hungry, you can stop by and have a bowl of Batangas lomi (P100) and a cup of kapeng barako (P40).

More info: FANTASY WORLD TRAVEL GUIDE

Tagaytay Food Trip

One of the things my cousins and I used to do when we were kids was count the number of restaurants when we were passing through Tagaytay. Many of them are standing strong to this day. From local bulaluhan to western restaurants to food parks to fast food chains, there’s no shortage of dining places in Tagaytay.

Leslie’s and Josephine Restaurant are two local favorites for families. Don’t forget to order a bowl of sinful bulalo! If you’re celebrating something special or you’re simply after ambiance and elegance, there’s Antonio’s Restaurant and Sonya’s Garden (farther in Alfonso).

Bag of Beans has also made a name for themselves for their generous servings of scrumptious dishes. Aside from their main branch along Mendez Crossing, they have five other branches now including one at Summit Ridge (near Robinson’s Supermarket and SM Wind Residences) and one near Silang Crossing (Athena). Try their roast beef!

There budget-friendly places too. Mushroom Burger is the first that comes to mind. It’s a fast-food-style resto featuring mushrooms as their main ingredients. If you’re staying along Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway, you can easily get here. If you’re coming from SkyRanch, it’s just a 10-minute walk away.

SAMPLE TAGAYTAY ITINERARY

Below is a sample overnight Tagaytay itinerary, good for a weekend. It assumes you’re a party of two, splitting some of the costs and taking public transportation from Manila.

DAY 1: CALERUEGA & FANTASY WORLD 05:00 am – Bus to KC Hillcrest (Nasugbu), P130 08:00 am – Tricycle to Caleruega, P25 (P50/2pax) 08:15 am – Caleruega Entrance Fee, P30 10:30 am – Tricycle to Boundary, P50 11:30 am – Jeepney to Fantasy World, P18 12:00 pm – Lunch at Brewed For You Coffee Shop, P300 01:00 pm – Fantasy World, P100 03:00 pm – Jeepney back to Boundary, P18 03:30 pm – Bus to Tagaytay, P39 04:30 pm – Hotel check in, rest 06:30 pm – Dinner, P200

DAY 2: SKYRANCH & PICNIC GROVE 07:30 am – Early check out 08:00 am – Jeepney to Picnic Grove 08:30 am – Picnic Grove, P50 09:00 am – Zipline, P300 10:30 am – Jeepney to Olivarez 10:45 am – Jeepney to Mushroom Burger 11:00 am – Lunch at Mushroom Burger, P150 12:00 pm – Walk to SkyRanch 12:15 pm – SkyRanch, Budget: P500 03:00 pm – Jeepney to Olivarez 04:00 pm – Bus back to Manila, P87

If you spend P2400 on accommodations (P1200 per person), the itinerary above will set you back around P3400 (USD 67, SGD 90, EUR 60) per person, with some allowance for incidental expenses.

Note that the bulk of the cost is the zipline, which costs P300 on weekdays and P400 on weekends. If you’re not interested in this, you can skip this too.

If you decide to skip Fantasy World and Zipline, the total cost will be pushed down to only around P2800 (USD 54, SGD 73, EUR 48) per person.

If you want to keep track of your expenses when traveling around Tagaytay, download the LISTA app! It’s a mobile app that will help you watch your spending so you know you’re not going over your set budget and avoid running short of funds! It was originally meant for small businesses, but guess what? Travelers can use it, too!

All you need to do is enter how much budget you have for the trip and as you explore, type your expenses. The app will do the rest. It will tell you how much you still have left. It works offline so no internet connection needed.

Another key feature is the SAVINGS CHALLENGE! Using the LISTA app, you can set a target amount and the frequency you’re comfortable with so you know when you’re financially ready to make your next Tagaytay getaway happen!

Excited for your next trip? I-LISTA na ‘yan!

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Any more helpful detailed instructions other than “van terminal near the station” for LRT Gil Puyat? Would like to find that FX terminal. (By the way, no signs for visiting commuters that says LRT Buendia, just LRT “Gil Puyat”.) Second question: do you know that the DLTB terminal there is still running services from that terminal to Tagaytay, and have not been moved to PITX?

Hi! We checked again today and found that there are no longer vans bound for Lemery near the LRT station. But the DLTB bus terminal still operates there.

We’ll update the post accordingly.

Thanks so much for checking that question about Tagaytay transport from around LRT Gul Puyat.

Planning to organize a trip. We’re heading from Cagayan Valley. 3D2N in Batangas + Tagaytay. Asking for ur help.

From Ortigas, I’ll be heading to Hill’s Creek Garden (Alfonso, Tagaytay). Please recommend the best route (for commute).

Will appreciate your feedback.

Hi, am trying to find an easier way with least transfers to get from Wind Residences in Tagaytay to Anilao. Would you happen to know of a good route?

Hi, I’m a fan po! :) We’ll be going to tagaytay from Taytay, Rizal (commute). Do you where we can ride po? Thank you so much!

Di ko po alam. Di po ako familiar sa byahe from Taytay. :(

This is a very helpful post. Especially regarding the route buses usually take (Mahogany) as plenty of tourist visit Sky Ranch.

Hi. If I will be coming from SM Mall of Asia, where will I ride a bus to tagaytay? And is there a bus station in tagaytay to manila?

Hi. We’re going to tagaytay this Dec 26th. May available po kayang transpo? Bus or Van?

Hi! We’re also going to tagaytay next week. Meron pong bus from PITX going tagaytay. Meron din sa buendia na nag wawait sa harap ng mcdo. Para sure po try asking customer service sa PITX. Hope this helps! :)

I have read lots and lots of articles on this subject and yours really stands out thank you.

We plan for Tagaytay this Saturday, January 23, 2021.. any body please tell us if there’s any restriction to be avoid..we start from Monumento Caloocan City…we have our own vehicle..

hello po, ask ko lang po sana kung operational pa yung mga van sa starmall edsa crossing papuntang tagaytay?

Is dog allowed in all the destination spot on tagaytay…and also dogs are allowed in vans and buses…thank u

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If you're visiting Tagaytay City, you should plan a sightseeing excursion that will last between 1-2 days. This will allow you to try out the top things to do in Tagaytay , such as seeing Taal Lake and Taal Volcano, as well as going on rides in Sky Ranch. If you cannot spend a night in the city, you can go on Tagaytay day tours to make the most of your time here.

What are the best Tagaytay tour packages?

The best travel packages in Tagaytay offer tour package inclusions such as roundtrip transfers from Manila, accommodations with free daily breakfast, and additional perks like dining credits and complimentary tours, and more depending on the days of the package. Some properties to stay at includes the best hotels in Tagaytay , such as Oriental Luxury Suites , Nurture Wellness Village , Quest Hotel, and more.

What are the most affordable Tagaytay tour packages?

The most affordable tour packages are the ones with accommodation only, which are ideal for Tagaytay staycations. Booking an overnight stay in Tagaytay is also highly recommended for solo travelers, couples, or big groups that want to relax in this windy city.

Is it safe in Tagaytay?

Tagaytay, like other destinations in the Philippines, needs constant precaution since there’s still a threat of COVID-19. Practice proper social distancing, wear a face mask and face shield, sanitize hands properly, and follow the guidelines of the corresponding local government unit. Make sure to check out the Tagaytay travel requirements travel guide before your visit.

How to go to Tagaytay from Manila?

Tagaytay is easily accessible from Manila City, making it one of the popular destinations a getaway near Manila and staycations in the Philippines and . Unless you’re traveling by car, you can get to the city via public transportation like buses, jeepneys, or shared vans. If you are coming from outside of Manila, you must first visit Manila to make the journey to Tagaytay easier. Take note of the Manila to Tagaytay travel time, which is a minimum of 2 hours regardless of the route you will be taking.

What's the best way to get around Tagaytay?

The most convenient method to travel around and visit the tourist attractions in Tagaytay City is to take a bus, jeepney, or tricycle. You may also rent a private vehicle or van, or you can join guided Tagaytay tours that include transfers for extra comfort.

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No more than 2 hours drive from Manila, Tagaytay ridge is one of the most picturesque locations in the Philippines. Cool and clean mountain air, an extremely developed tourism industry and most importantly the views overlooking Taal lake, all make Tagaytay the perfect weekend getaway from the city.

Our agency provide a wide range of Tagaytay tours and packages. These range from 1 day itineraries to overnight packages. All you have to do is read our guide and add any item you like to your wishlist. Our experts will then contact you, help organize everything into a solid itinerary and make sure you enjoy the best deals and promotions.

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All our Tagaytay packages include van transfers from Manila. For larger groups, a private bus can be rented. If you wish to make the package cheaper, you are welcome to take the public bus there, just let us know in advance.

Our Best Tagaytay Package

Tagaytay, and especially the trip to Taal Volcano are a great activity most people would enjoy. It is especially recommended for families and couples. Thanks to being so close to Manila, it can be easily done in a single day and incorporated into most vacation packages we offer. The day tour option can even be combined with a stop at Laguna’s Pagsanjan Falls , letting you get the most of out of a single day tour.

Since all tourist spots are close to one another, the exact location of your hotel should not play a key role in your choice. Instead, focus on finding the the best hotel for your budget and expectations. Most hotels and resorts are located near Sky ranch and Picnic grove, with fantastic views overlooking Taal lake.

We offer everything from budget accommodation to luxury resorts. All hotels we work with have been carefully selected, after we made sure they meet the highest standards and offer the best deals. Since Tagaytay is a popular destination for local tourists, it’s highly advisable to book in advance. That way, you can get the best hotel deals and promos, and guarantee finding the best hotel to stay at.

Most hotels have a swimming pool, as well as a large selection of other amenities and services. They also offer significant discounts for families and large groups – so just contact us to make sure you enjoy these to the fullest. Browse through our collection of recommended hotels, add the one you like the most to your package, and let our agents take care of the rest.

Tagaytay Travel Essentials

• Location : Cavite province, Luzon island just south of Manila
• Flights : Manila airport is only 45km from Tagaytay, so getting there is very easy.
• Getting around : Buses will drop you at Olivera Plaza – Tagaytay’s town center. From there, you can take a jeepney or a tricycle to your hotel.
• Best time to visit : due to the higher altitude, it’s significantly colder and rains are frequent. For the best experience, try and get to Tagaytay during the dry season. The months of June, July and September should generally be avoided. In any case, make sure to bring some warm clothes since temperatures drop at night and it’s quite windy.
• Attractions : Hiking, 5 star resorts, food, adventure, theme parks and stunning views.

How to get there?

Multiple bus companies run the Manila-Tagaytay line, but the best one is San Augustin. Bus schedule change all the time, and unfortunately, they don’t have a website you check in. We suggest you just contact us and we’ll take care of it for you. You can also rent a van or an airport taxi for the trip, which will cost you between 3 and 4 thousand per direction.

It’s also possible to reach Tagaytay from Batangas which lies directly to the south. There are buses from all major cities – Nasugbu, Lian, Lipa, San Juan, Taal and of course Batangas City itself. If you are staying at one of the towns near Taal lake, taking a jeepney might be easier. Visiting Tagaytay and Taal volcano can easily be done as a day tour during your Batangas vacation.

What to do in Tagaytay?

Tourists usually visit Tagaytay mainly for the trip to Taal volcano, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot of other great attractions. The Taal tour can be done in half a day, which leaves you enough time to enjoy everything else Tagaytay has to offer.

Continue reading below to find all the major tourist spots and attractions in Tagaytay. Add any of these to your wishlist and our agents will help build a suitable itinerary. Each tour can be booked separately as well, but booking a package would result in a significant discount.

Taal Volcano Day Tour

Visiting Taal Volcano and swimming in the crater lake are by far the most popular activities. The volcano lies in the middle of Taal lake, and takes approximately 30 minutes to reach by boat. Many agents roam the streets of Tagaytay and try to sell this tour, but booking it on the spot isn’t the best idea. These vendors are trustworthy and will bring you there safely, but you’ll pay more and possibly have to wait as they try and gather more clients.

Instead, you should book the tour through the resort or arrange it yourself. Of course, booking it through us as part of a package would mean you get the best deals and we take care of everything. No matter how you plan your trip, it shouldn’t take more than half a day to complete. You’ll have plenty of time to enjoy views and the volcano itself.

There are two ways of reaching Taal volcano. The first, and more popular option, is the regular tour departing from Tagaytay. After the standard boat ride you’ll have another 30 minutes hike to the top of mouth of the crater. As you ascend you are greeted by a stunning views of the whole area, and once you reach the top it gets even better. From there, you’ll get the best view of the crater lake which will surly leave you breathless.

This standard option however, doesn’t allow for swimming in the crater lake. The trail ends at a steep cliff, so descending is too dangerous. If you are feeling more adventurous, take the hidden trail called Calauit . The tour takes twice as long to complete (5 hours roughly), and the hike is more challenging. The reward is worth it however, as you’ll get a chance to swim in the sulfuric waters which is a really nice experience.

The waters are perfectly safe, and you can even pay one of the fisherman for a fish to eat! they’ll be happy to grill it on the spot for you. Since this tour takes longer, and a tour guide is required, the price rises accordingly.

Both treks can be done on horseback as well, if you don’t feel like walking in the sun. This option is especially recommended for those taking the regular trail, since there’s no refreshing swim at the end of it. Camping at the crater lake is also very possible, and could be a really fun adventure. If you are considering doing so, speak to us first so we can help you prepare everything you’ll need.

Other Tourist Spots

These sites and attractions are geared more towards the local crowd, So you might find them a bit underwhelming. Still, they can provide a nice option for filling up your day in Tagaytay, and are all nice activities for families and couples. So, we’ll provide a short description for each, and if something seems appealing you can always contact us for more information.

Apart from visiting Taal volcano, going to People’s park in the sky would be our most recommend tour. It’s a relatively short drive uphill, so you can just take the jeepney from the town center. Originally named “The palace in the sky” and destined to become a lavish mansion, the site was later transformed into a public park.

Once there, you’ll get a great vantage point from which you can view the whole Tagaytay area. The park isn’t much, with only a few old buildings and not real activities to try. There are a few shops there, where you can buy souvenirs, snacks and drinks. Climb the stairs to the small church’s roof, to get an even clearer viewpoint of your surroundings.

A popular family attraction is visiting Picnic Grove , another hillside location with great views. As the name suggests, this is a large grassy area where people gather for picnic and BBQs. There are also some activities offered on site, such as horseback riding, a zip-line and a cable car. Although none of these are too exciting, the place offers a pretty decent adventure package, which is also child friendly.

The Sky ranch is another activity which could be fun for families. This is a theme park and amusement center, with plenty of rides and activities you can try. If you are a kid at heart, this is also a nice location for couples. There’s definitely a romantic feeling riding the big Ferris wheel and marvel at the panoramic view. Since the theme park is close to most hotels, it shouldn’t be hard to find time for it if you plan on spending the night in Tagaytay.

Nightlife in Tagaytay is quite weak, so your best bet might be visiting the local casino. Although not as spectacular as its Manila counterparts, it can still offer some entertainment and a way to pass the time. As evident by the level of hotels, Tagaytay is a place which attracts wealthy locals. Thanks to that, there are also quite a few good restaurants to try. This could be your chance to try fine cuisine for cheap, and get a taste of the local food – just drop us a mail and we’ll be happy to give a list of restaurants you can choose from.

How Does Tagaytay Fit Into My Travel Plan?

Tagaytay day tour promo deal.

This special tour package include:

• Manila van transfers
• Private or group tours
• VIP service throughout your trip

Thanks to being so close to Manila, it’s extremely easy to pay Tagaytay a visit. There should be no problem squeezing it in, either at the beginning or the end of your vacation. We offer Tagaytay day tours going out of both Manila and Batangas , as well as packages which include an overnight stay.

Its possible to book these tours by themselves, we’ll still help you take care of everything. However, it’s much better to visit Tagaytay as part of a larger itinerary, so you can enjoy better deals and make the most out of your time in the Philippines.

Tagaytay is extremely close to other fantastic destinations such as the beaches of Batangas and Puerto Galera – so why not combine everything and build a more comprehensive plan?

Get in touch with us now and we promise to help plan your Tagaytay package and customize it to your specific needs. We promise to stay with you throughout your entire holiday, and make sure you get to enjoy it with a clear mind.

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can u pls quote us 1 day tagaytay tour package from manila. we are 7 adults n 5 children

Thank you for your interest, one of our agents has already sent you an email. He’ll help you plan your whole day in Tagaytay, as well as offer some more possible day tours from Manila.

Rain sardea

Can u pls quote me 2 days tagaytay tour package from manila for 2 adults

Thank you for your inquiry, we have already mailed you an offer. For any other questions and advice, feel free to comment again or mail us directly at info @ philippinestravelpackage.com

marvie erne

Hello good day, I just want to know how much the packages from tagaytay we are 5 person thank you.. Just send me a message to my email. I hope that you will response to my message.

Hey sure, we always reply! 🙂

Packages price depends on whether you’d like to visit Tagaytay as a day tour from Manila , or stay there for a night or even more. Of course, the level of the hotel you choose always effects the price.

We will mail you all details shortly. Thank you so much for showing interest in our services.

Hi, can I ask for a quotation for the ff:

1. 1 day-tour only for Tagaytay 1. 1 night hotel accommodation with 1 day tour.

Target date is on December 9-10, 2017.

Thanks in advance!

The price for the overnight package naturally depends on the hotel you choose. For both options, group discounts are also available so that might help cut costs as well.

In any case, a mail has already been sent to you by one of our agents. Thank you very much for your interest in our services – we’ll do our best to help you build the perfect trip!

Hi! Can I have a quote for the following for two adults pls: – Taal Volcano day tour – 1 night hotel accommodation in Tagaytay

Target dates are Jan 3-4, 2018

Hi Paolo and thank you for the inquiry!

We can’t really give you a price without knowing what level of accommodation you expect. For your dates, hotel prices range between 2000P a night (3 star) and 5000 for 5 star hotels.

We’ll email you soon so you can give us some more detailed information, then we’ll be happy to help you plan your trip.

We’re interested in a Tagaytay-Taal Volcano round-trip day tour from Makati hotel. How much would a day trip cost for 2, maybe 4 people? Day Trip date would be Jan 20. Thank you,

I sent you a mail with an offer. Generally speaking, These tours cost between 90 and 100$ pp, depending on the size of your group as well as availability on said dates. This includes hotel pickup and dropoff (private van) as well as a lunch buffet in Tagaytay.

Mary Jane Buckingham

Hi! Can I have a quote for the following two adults and two kids pls: – Taal Volcano day tour – 1 night hotel accommodation in Tagaytay

Target dates are Jan 29-31, 2018

Hi Mary Jane,

Sure! we will mail you an offer for both options.

Hope you’ll have a great trip.

Could you please quote tour to tagaytay 3 adults + 13 years , Family room 1 night.

Departure from Makati. 12th January or 13rd.

Since this is a bit of a late notice, would you consider visiting Tagaytay as a day tour from Manila instead?

We’ll check availability for hotels and get back to you ASAP.

We are interested in taking the Tagaytay-Taal Volcano tour for 4 people. Would you please send me a quote? Where in Tagaytay is the start point of the tour?

Hi Victoria,

Thank you for your inquiry, one of our agents will mail you later today with an offer.

Normally our tours start either at Manila, or we pickup the guests from their hotel in Tagaytay. If you want to skip the pickup and just get there independently, We’ll update you on exact location and starting time – it’s based on other participants.

i would like to ask for a quotation. We are 5 in a group planning to have a tagaytay day tour this coming may. Thank you

Sure, no problem! we’ll mail you an offer later today.

Mari Martin

i would like to ask for a quotation. 2 adults planning to stay 2D1N this coming april. Thank you

Will send, thank you for your inquiry!

Hello! Can you help me plan for a one day tour in tagaytay. We’re 2 people.

Could you please fill out the inquiry form here ? We need more information before we can give a quote.

How much does a day trip to Tagaytay (from Quezon City) usually cost? 3 adults and one 12-year old will be traveling.

Hi Frances!

The price is roughly 2000 PHP per person (40 USD). This includes hotel pickup/ drop off, free lunch buffet, and a guided tour of Taal volcano and Tagaytay ridge.

However, this really depends on your travel dates and availability. The best thing would be to contact us directly through this page and we will send you an exact quote.

Hi! Can I inquire how much would it cost pick up from qc sandigan to tagaytay plus one day tour. No need to drive back to Manila. For 3 persons. Thanks

The usual price for this tour is 2100 Pesos, then you have an extra 500p charge for pickup from Quezon. It makes no difference if you choose to return with the van or not, since we send him there anyway and he has to return to Manila.

Per person?

Yes, of course. Only the additional 500p charge will be divided between the 3 of you.

If you are interested, please contact us through Info (a) philippinestravelpackage.com

Hi! Can I have a quote for the following two adults and one kid please: – Taal Volcano day tour – 1 night hotel accommodation in Tagaytay

Target dates are april 17-18, 2018 Departure from Pasig CITY

Hi Marissa and thanks for the comment.

Can you please fill out the contact form and give us your phone number? We need more information before we can process this request, namely your phone number.

Alexander Tarnoff

Good afternoon, I submitted my contact form requesting an overnight tour from Manila to Tagaytay including transfer, hotel and guide from tomorrow, Friday, 16 March to Saturday, 17 March. Please respond ASAP.

Hi Alexander,

We hope you had a great time on your trip, we were very happy to help!

Thie Armamento

Hello po, I would like to have a quote for Taal Volcano day tour (package tour) for 14 pax. Including the boat ride and any entrance fees po. Excluding na po ang van/land transfers considering na nasa tagaytay na po kami. Date would be on December 23, 2018. Thank you po.

Since you’ll be in Tagaytay already honestly there’s not much point in booking through us.

Our service is more for foreigners who can’t speak Tagalog or just don’t want to deal with the vendors. Or for people who are looking for a complete package along with accommodation and transportation from Manila.

Since you are already there, and you speak the language, you can easily find and book this tour yourself. Just ask your hotel for help or find one of the many touts on the main road, near the bus terminal etc…

Good luck and have fun!

Hi I would like to enquire about the day trip to tagaytay for a group of 6 . (4adults +2 teenagers). Tentative date on 30th June Appreciate your quotation for personal group tour Can the pick up location be at a BGC hotel?

We mailed you an offer for this request – if you can’t see it please check your spam box.

hi. i would like to inquire about an overnight tour in tagaytay for 4 adults on september 27 and we’ll need to be back in manila for our flight to davao at 5pm….

Hi Jebby and thanks for leaving a comment.

It would be much better if you could take the time to fill our short inquiry form . That way we have all the relevant information and can plan the optimal trip for you.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

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Tagaytay is most visited tourist spot in Cavite in Q4 2023

A view of the Taal Volcano, located in Tagaytay City, Cavite. Photo from Tagaytay Tourism Office

MANILA, Philippines — Tagaytay City was the most visited local government unit (LGU) in the province of Cavite, according to the Cavite Office of the Provincial Officer Tourism.

According to the office on Monday, the city had more than 6.5 million same-day visitors from October to December 2023.

READ: Embrace the chill of mountain paradise

Around 268,000 visitors also went to Tagaytay City for an overnight stay during the same period.

Tagaytay City Mayor Abraham Tolentino said that the city’s various views and the people’s hospitality attracted tourists.

Some of the tourist spots in the city include the Taal Volcano, Picnic Grove, the People’s Park, among others.

“It is the city’s majestic views everywhere, especially the great view of the world’s famous Taal Volcano and the people’s very hospitable approach that welcome visitors coming from different places. Everybody’s welcome to Tagaytay City,” Tolentino said in a statement.

The official added that they are expecting the number of tourists to still grow further in 2024.

READ: Phivolcs logs 3 ‘short-lived’ phreatic eruptions at Taal volcano 

“We are expecting the numbers to grow this year as Tagaytay will always be the city for everybody including foreigners,” he added.

On the other hand, Silang was the second most visited Cavite LGU, followed by Dasmariñas City, Kawit, Trece Martires City, and Naic.

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With more than 6.5 million same-day visitor arrivals in the fourth quarter of 2023, Tagaytay City became the top local government unit (LGU) for tourism in Cavite province, the Office of the Provincial Tourism Office reported last Monday, April 29.

Data released by the same office also said there were 268,065 tourists, who went to Tagaytay for an overnight trip from October to December of 2023.

Known among the country’s most popular destinations due to its scenery and cool climate, Tagaytay boasts several go-to places such as the People’s Park in the Sky, Picnic Grove, Pink Sisters Convent and Skyranch, among others.

Most importantly, the city provides a picturesque view of the world-famous Taal Volcano Island, as it overlooks Taal Lake in Batangas.

“It is the city’s majestic views everywhere, especially the great view of the world’s famous Taal Volcano and the people’s very hospitable approach that welcome visitors coming from different places. Everybody’s welcome to Tagaytay City,” Mayor Abraham Tolentino said.

“We are expecting the numbers to grow this year as Tagaytay will always be the city for everybody, including to foreigners,” he added.

“They can treat their loved ones in various restaurants here that serve different great dishes like the famous  bulalo  (beef broth soup) and others.”

The city is also known for its 24-hour everyday safety and security everywhere.

Meanwhile, following Tagaytay in the list of top Cavite LGUs in both visitor categories was Silang, which recorded 678,551 and 14,292 same-day and overnight visitors, respectively. Dasmariñas City came in third, followed by Kawit, Trece Martires City and Naic.

Editor’s Note: This is an updated article. Originally posted with the headline “Tagaytay City is most visited in Cavite with over 6M tourists in Q4 of 2023.”

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