Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Tagaytay City, Philippines — A component city in Cavite, Tagaytay is one of the most
renowned tourist spots in the country. It has actually been a favorite destination especially
for the people from the Metro. With an overlooking view of the beautiful Taal Lake and a
pleasant temperature made this place the country’s second summer capital.
Qi
wellness Living Tagaytay Spa Restaurant and Tea Room
In this DIY Tagaytay City Travel Guide, our goal is to provide a useful and easy to follow list
of tourist spots to visit, recommended hotels, good places to eat, how to get there, and other
DIY traveler tips for first-time visitors to Tagaytay City.
Tagaytay was made into a chartered city on June 21, 1938, as signed by then-President
Manuel L. Quezon through the Commonwealth Act of No. 338. This was a bill that was
authored by Cavite Representative, Justiniano S. Montano.
March to June is considered the hottest months with an average temperature of 93°F
or 33.88°C
December to March is considered the Coldest months with an average temperature
of 69°F or 20.56°C
July to October is considered as the rainy season so avoid visiting the city if you are
planning to do adventure activities.
Weather in Tagaytay: The hottest weather in the city was every June with 32 C° average
temperature, with the lowest recorded temperature of 5°C every February.
By Bus
If you’re planning to commute from Manila, you can ride DLTB Bus or San Agustin at
the Buendia Terminal. Fare costs around Php80.00. There are daily public buses that
ply the route to Tagaytay City from Manila.
Several bus companies have their terminals in Cubao, EDSA, Pasay, and at Baclaran,
beside Coastal Mall Integrated Provincial Bus Terminal.
Jeepneys that ply from Cavite (Imus City, Dasmariñas City, Silang) to Nasugbu,
Batangas also pass by Tagaytay via the Aguinaldo Highway.
By Passenger Van
You can also hire a van. There’s a terminal in EGI Mall located at the LRT Buendia Station.
Fare costs around Php180.00.
By Car
The South Luzon Expressway serves the city via Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road that passes
Santa Rosa and Silang from Santa Rosa and Eton City-ABI-Greenfield Exits and Tagaytay-
Calamba Road that passes Tagaytay Highlands and Calamba Premiere International Park
from Batino Exit.
Manila-Cavite Expressway (CAVITEX or formerly, Coastal Road) also serves Tagaytay via the
southbound Aguinaldo Highway. The future expressway to Tagaytay is Cavite-Tagaytay-
Batangas Expressway (CTBEx) connects with the proposed Cavite-Laguna Expressway from
CAVITEx-Kawit up to SLEx-Mamplasan.
From Batangas, the main route to Tagaytay is either Ligaya Drive, a winding road that starts
near the poblacion of Talisay and ends near the Tagaytay Picnic Grove, or Talisay-Tagaytay
Road, a 12-kilometer (7.5 mi) road from Lemery-Agoncillo-Laurel-Talisay Road to Tagaytay
Rotunda. From Laguna, the main route is the Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road from Santa Rosa
City and another route is Tagaytay-Calamba Road (via Tagaytay Highlands) from Calamba
Premiere International Park at Calamba City.
Vie
w of Taal Lake by Alexander Synaptic via Flickr
Sia
m Premier Suite Discovery Country Suites Tagaytay
Address: 231 Foggy Heights Subdivision, Emilio Aguinaldo Highway (new Metrobank
Olivarez), Tagaytay, 4120
Phone: 0917 826 7491
Address: Km. 58 Gen. Aguinaldo Highway, Maharlika West,, Tagaytay, 4120 Cavite
Phone: (02) 240 6888
Bag of Beans
Bag Of Beans
This is one famous favorite among the travelers in Tagaytay. You’ll be going out of the
restaurant feeling more than satisfied and would be planning to come back next time you go
to Tagaytay. There are several branches of Bag of Beans in Tagaytay that you can choose
from.
Fire Lake Grill Tagaytay
See Also:
Entrance Fee: Official Sky Ranch tickets are sold at the park’s entrance ONLY.
Twin Lakes
Another must-visit tourist spot in Tagaytay. This place has several food establishments that
you will truly love and not only that; one of the highlights of the place is the amazing view.
For more unique places to visit in Tagaytay, check out our: Top 10 Things To Do and See in
Tagaytay City
Rowena’s
If you love sweets, then don’t forget to drop by at Rowena’s before heading for home. You
will find several kinds of pastillas, pies and many more.
Antonio’s
They also offer pies, pastries, organic produce, and even freshly baked breads.
Good Shepherd
Famous for its Ube Jam which is such a delight to the palette and buko pie; both of which
you will truly love.
Sources: Wikipedia
Visit Nurture Wellness Village, named as one of the 28 Most Relaxing Spas in Asia by
CNN Go.
Experience the spa’s distinctive brand of ecotherapy or healing by and through
nature.
Choose from a roster of unique Filipino wellness experiences amid native Ifugao huts
and locally themed decor.
BOOK THIS SPA TREATMENT
Qiwellness Living Spa and Dining Experience
Qiwellness Living Spa and Dining Experience Tagaytay image via KLOOK
Visit Qi Wellness Spa, a relaxing spa located on the ridge of Tagaytay overlooking
Taal Lake.
Enjoy exclusive use of the Yin and Yang pool before your revitalizing massage of
choice.
Choose between 3 signature Qiwellness massages: Silk, Deep Tissue, and Qiharmony
massage treatment.
Cap off your spa experience with a visit to the Qiwellness Teahouse, where tea and
Dimsum await you.
BOOK THIS SPA AND DINING EXPERIENCE
Have you been to Tagaytay? Help us improve this 2019 Travel Guide to Tagaytay Blog by
sharing your personal Tagaytay travel tips and recommendations.
Originally Published on Dec 29, 2017, this 2019 Tagaytay Travel Guide was last updated in
August 2018.
Also Read: