Location: Tagaytay
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What to do and see in Tagaytay, Luzon: The Best Tours
Tagaytay, officially and commonly called Tagaytay City, (Filipino: Lungsod ng Tagaytay), is a component city in the province of Cavite, in the Philippines. It is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations because of its outstanding scenery and cooler climate provided by its high altitude. Tagaytay overlooks Taal Lake in Batangas and provides views of Taal Volcano Island in the middle of the lake through various vantage points situated in the city.
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1. Pagsanjan Falls from Manila
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Pagsanjan is located in the province of Laguna, around 100 kilometers south of Manila. Vertical Trekking and get ready to enter in the Cave inside the falls. In 1976, famous American movie director shot the last part "Apocalypse Now" at Pagsanjan Falls. Pagsanjan Falls are now one of the main attraction in Luzon and it's easy to visit them on a day tour from Manila.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Environmental Management Charge (Reef Tax), Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Gratuities, Shooting the Rapids (RAFT) PHP1,500.00/person
Reviewed By jessicawM8085FR
Our tour guide was great to deal with during the tour and in the lead up. Quick responses to questions and very knowledgeable about the sites we visited. It was a shame we couldn’t hike the volcano but we were still able to see the surrounding town and the ash was still being cleaned up. The falls was well worth it also with beautiful scenery. The only thing which annoyed us was at the falls everyone asks for tips so bring cash, we tipped the boat drivers and they asked for more. There are also people that come up to your boats in the water trying to sell you drinks etc and are very pushy.
2. Tagaytay Day Tour From Manila (Shared Tour)
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Explore one of the most popular day trip destinations from Manila — the picturesque city of Tagaytay — on this full day tour. Sitting on a ridge 670 meters above sea level, the city offers stunning views of Lake Taal and Taal Volcano and is an absolute must-visit during your trip to the Philippines.. Head to Picnic Grove , one of the city’s most popular areas. Go on to visit Sonya's Garden, Palace in the Sky, Twin Lakes, Good Shepherd and Calaruega Church and more! Tour HIghlights: • Palace in the Sky at People’s park • Picnic Grove • Pink Sister's Church • Mcdonald's Tagaytay (own expense) • Ginger Bread House • Sonya's Secret Garden • Twin Lakes • Calaruega Church • Lemery Castle at Fantasy World • Rowena's Pasalubong
Inclusions: Private Van/Car air-conditioned Transfers from Manila, Toll-fee, parking fee, Tour around tagaytay, Fuel surcharge, Driver/guide, Landing and facility fees
Exclusions: Meals & Souvenir Shopping, Entrance and activity fees (Estimated Total Amount $5-6 per person for all destination), Gratuities
Reviewed By kimaxel
My friends and I went to Boracay way back May 2019 to celebrate my birthday. Was looking for an adventure that we can enjoy. Then I came across this diving at Ariel's point for whole day. I didn't regret doing this as activity as we really had a good time. We went to the meeting point in the morning, went on a boat ride for half an hour. On-board we had unlimited drinks of soda, liquor and beers which is really cool! when we arrived at the area we were given instructions by the staff. You can dive from 5m, 10m or 15m. And if you get tired from jumping or don't feel doing it you may, paddle boarding and kayaking. The location also was secluded and very clean!
3. Amazing Manila - Tagaytay Full Day Sightseeing Tour (with transfers***)
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
History and Nature in one unique day trip. Come and join us as Yolo Travel Philippines takes you to places that make Manila Unique from every other city. We first take you to the birthplace of independence, Aguinaldo shrine. Then we head to Tagaytay to see the smallest volcano known to man. We will also be considering a jeepney ride to get to the palace in the sky ( The highest point in Tagaytay). Other stops will include Extreme fish feeding, fruit stands, Pasalubong (souvenir) Shopping. Our last stop will be the American cemetery *Note on Monday's aguinaldo shrine is closed and will be replaced by Sarao jeepney Factory * free pick up/drop off from your hotel in Makati, Taguig, Ermita (Manila), Malate(Manila), and Pasay. additional charges will incur outside these areas
Inclusions: Lunch, All Fees and Taxes, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions:
Reviewed By Christinazor
We are a couple and we had a private full day tour to the Taal volcano area and Pagsanjan Falls. We had an amazing experience, the Yolo team was perfect, true professionals. Ryan, our guide, was so polite, with great knowledge of the areas and the English language. His English were so clear. This doesn't happen often in Asia. The areas we visited were superb and we had lunch at a traditional restaurant near Pagsanjan falls where we enjoyed the local cuisine and chatting with our guide and driver about life in Philippines. At our way back they treated us with Coconut pie! Fresh hot from the best bakery of the area. Yamy! An unforgettable experience. I totally recommend YOLO travel agency.
4. Tagaytay Day Tour Sightseeing From Manila (Private Tour)
Located just thirty four miles from Manila you will find Tagaytay, one of Philippines top ten toursit destinations due to its cool climate and beautiful views. Only 1 - 1.5 hrs from Manila, where you can see the world’s smallest active volcano. Designed with complete door-to-door transportation and friendly guide. Visit to Tagaytay will be full-day, it is actually a Super Saver tour. Tour HIghlights: People’s Park in the Sky (✓) Picnic Grove (✓) Sky Ranch (✓) Desert of bag of beans (✓) Sonya’s Garden Bed and Breakfast (✓) Calaruega Church (✓) Puzzle Mansion (✓) Pink Sisters (✓) Good Shepherd (✓)
Inclusions: Private Van/Car air-conditioned Transfers from Manila, Toll-fee, parking fee, Tour around tagaytay, Fuel surcharge, Driver/guide, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
Exclusions: Meals & Souvenir Shopping, Entrance and activity fees, Gratuities
Reviewed By kimaxel
My friends and I went to Boracay way back May 2019 to celebrate my birthday. Was looking for an adventure that we can enjoy. Then I came across this diving at Ariel's point for whole day. I didn't regret doing this as activity as we really had a good time. We went to the meeting point in the morning, went on a boat ride for half an hour. On-board we had unlimited drinks of soda, liquor and beers which is really cool! when we arrived at the area we were given instructions by the staff. You can dive from 5m, 10m or 15m. And if you get tired from jumping or don't feel doing it you may, paddle boarding and kayaking. The location also was secluded and very clean!
5. Skip the Line: Museo Orlina Day Pass Ticket
The Museo Orlina opens its door to the public, where they can view superb examples of Ramon Orlina’s scintillating artistry to their delight and enchantment.
Inclusions: Skip-the-line Admission to Museo Orlina
Exclusions: Transportation to/from attractions
Reviewed By Melissa M
This was a great tour, very informative and the tour guide was excellent. Yes, it felt a little rushed, however I do expect that on these short tours which are more of a taster. I do wish we had more time at Fort Santiago to explore 'solo'. There was just so much to see and I would have loved the opportunity to wander on my own for a little bit. The reason this review is 3 stars is that on our tour we did not visit San Agustin Church. I understand the traffic was shocking on a Saturday afternoon, however, I was sitting in the van fully expecting to go there, when the next minute I am back at my hotel with no warning or checking if it was okay to skip this part. I was bitterly disappointed as this was my only free day in Manila and there was no opportunity for me to visit on my own. Would suggest you market this tour as 4-5 hours to allow for the traffic situation and to avoid disappointment. Nevertheless, what I did see was excellent & I found it very informative.
6. Villa Escudero with Buffet Lunch from Manila
Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort is a self-contained working coconut plantation, It was founded in the 1880s by Don Placido Escudero and his wife Dona Claudia Marasigan. Originally planted to sugarcane, the crop was converted to coconut by their son Don Arsenio Escudero in the early 1900s. A pioneering agro-industrialist, he built the country's first working hydroelectric plant to supply his dessicated coconut factory and Villa Escudero, where he and his wife Dona Rosario Adap built in 1929.
Inclusions: Round Trip Private Transportation, Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Personal Expenses, Optional Gratuities
Reviewed By jessicawM8085FR
Our tour guide was great to deal with during the tour and in the lead up. Quick responses to questions and very knowledgeable about the sites we visited. It was a shame we couldn’t hike the volcano but we were still able to see the surrounding town and the ash was still being cleaned up. The falls was well worth it also with beautiful scenery. The only thing which annoyed us was at the falls everyone asks for tips so bring cash, we tipped the boat drivers and they asked for more. There are also people that come up to your boats in the water trying to sell you drinks etc and are very pushy.
7. Legazpi City: Mayon Volcano Sightseeing Tour with ATV Black Lava
Visit and see the Majestic Mayon Volcano which is the most active stratovolcano erupting over 47 times in the past 500 years in the province of Albay in Bicol Region, on the large island of Luzon in the Philippines. Renowned as the "perfect cone" because of its symmetric conical shape (like Mt. Fuji in Japan) of the volcano and it's black lava flow thus making it the most popular tourist destination in the region. Tourists will find many remarkable places that were previously known only to locals and are still untouched by commercialism. Many of these destinations have never been featured in travel literature and awaits discovery. The best time to visit the volcano is the summer season in the Philippines.
Inclusions: Albay Day Tour, Round Trip Land Transportation, ATV Adventure Rides to Black Lava
Exclusions: Food, Personal Expenses
Reviewed By jessicawM8085FR
Our tour guide was great to deal with during the tour and in the lead up. Quick responses to questions and very knowledgeable about the sites we visited. It was a shame we couldn’t hike the volcano but we were still able to see the surrounding town and the ash was still being cleaned up. The falls was well worth it also with beautiful scenery. The only thing which annoyed us was at the falls everyone asks for tips so bring cash, we tipped the boat drivers and they asked for more. There are also people that come up to your boats in the water trying to sell you drinks etc and are very pushy.
8. Cavite History & Leisure
The Emilio F. Aguinaldo Shrine is a national shrine located in Kawit, Cavite in the Philippines, where the Philippine Declaration of Independence from Spain was declared on June 12, 1898.To commemorate the event, now known as Araw ng Kalayaan or Independence Day, a national holiday, the Philippine flag is raised here by top government officials on June 12 each year. The house is now a museum
Inclusions: Air Conditioned Van Transfers , Entrances Fee to all destination excluding Optional, One Bottled Water , Travel Insurance
Exclusions: Meals, Activity Fees, Gratuities
Reviewed By kimaxel
My friends and I went to Boracay way back May 2019 to celebrate my birthday. Was looking for an adventure that we can enjoy. Then I came across this diving at Ariel's point for whole day. I didn't regret doing this as activity as we really had a good time. We went to the meeting point in the morning, went on a boat ride for half an hour. On-board we had unlimited drinks of soda, liquor and beers which is really cool! when we arrived at the area we were given instructions by the staff. You can dive from 5m, 10m or 15m. And if you get tired from jumping or don't feel doing it you may, paddle boarding and kayaking. The location also was secluded and very clean!
9. Cavite Leisure And Farm Tour
Cavite, just an hour or two away from the city, has a budding local agritourism scene that boasts a number of popular must-visit farm resorts. Aside from reconnecting guests to the agricultural way of life, agritourism is boosting local economies and raising awareness on agriculture, from the way food is planted and harvested to how farm animals are raised.
Inclusions: Air Conditioned Van Transfers , Entrance fees to all destination excluding Optional , One Bottled Water , Travel Insurance
Exclusions: Meals , Activity Fees , Gratuities ( Optional)
Reviewed By kimaxel
My friends and I went to Boracay way back May 2019 to celebrate my birthday. Was looking for an adventure that we can enjoy. Then I came across this diving at Ariel's point for whole day. I didn't regret doing this as activity as we really had a good time. We went to the meeting point in the morning, went on a boat ride for half an hour. On-board we had unlimited drinks of soda, liquor and beers which is really cool! when we arrived at the area we were given instructions by the staff. You can dive from 5m, 10m or 15m. And if you get tired from jumping or don't feel doing it you may, paddle boarding and kayaking. The location also was secluded and very clean!
10. Perfect Private Shore Excursion Tagaytay-Intramuros with Port Transfers!
Our Private shore excursion is one of a kind. you get to see the nature side of Manila and the historical side all in one tour. ofcourse our priority is to get you back to ship on time for your departure. since this is a private tour the itinerary is flexible we may add or lessen the stop depending on you and the timings.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes, Lunch
Exclusions:
Reviewed By Christinazor
We are a couple and we had a private full day tour to the Taal volcano area and Pagsanjan Falls. We had an amazing experience, the Yolo team was perfect, true professionals. Ryan, our guide, was so polite, with great knowledge of the areas and the English language. His English were so clear. This doesn't happen often in Asia. The areas we visited were superb and we had lunch at a traditional restaurant near Pagsanjan falls where we enjoyed the local cuisine and chatting with our guide and driver about life in Philippines. At our way back they treated us with Coconut pie! Fresh hot from the best bakery of the area. Yamy! An unforgettable experience. I totally recommend YOLO travel agency.
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