What to Do, Where to Eat, Where to Stay in Tagaytay
The November long weekend is coming up, and if you don’t have plans yet, here’s an idea: how about a getaway to Tagaytay?
Now that Tagaytay has reopened to the local public, visiting this weekend hotspot is once again very accesible! Just in case you’re looking for ideas on how to spend your long weekend in Tagaytay, here are a couple ideas - plus exclusive deals on attractions and staycation packages you can only get on Klook.
Safety Guidelines
Last September, the Department of Tourism announced that Tagaytay is reopening to the local public, removing the need for a travel pass for most cities under GCQ and MGCQ. Despite the ease of restrictions, visitors are required to follow basic health and safety guidelines as indicated by to IATF:
- Wear a mask
- Wear a full face shield
- Wash and sanitize hands frequently
- Observe a 1-2 meter social distancing rule from other individuals
Do note that some establishments may impose their own set of rules for health and safety. Kindly check with such establishments before your visit.
Where to Stay
Anya Resort Tagaytay
Anya Resort Tagaytay is the perfect hideaway for guests who really want to escape from the city. Tucked away in a quiet part of Tagaytay, guests will truly be able to enjoy nature and as well as the resort’s amazing amenities on their weekend away.
Taal Vista
Favored by many, Taal Vista has always been a top staycation choice for Manila locals. Not only does it offer guests a luxurious lodging experience, but their front-row views to Taal Lake make the staycation experience ten times better.
Twin Lakes
A staycation at Twin Lakes will make you feel like you’ve traveled far and wide to this European-inspired accommodation. Sitting atop a mountain, guests will be feasting their eyes on some of the most beautiful landscapes in the city. It also doesn’t hurt that they’ll be able to do so from their comfortable luxe-modern bedrooms!
Things to Do
Qi Wellness
Photo Credit: @qiwellnessliving on Instagram
At Qi Wellness, you can enjoy a plunge pool swim, a massage, and a meal all while enjoying the unobstructed views of Taal Lake. If you ask us, this is exactly what we need in order to enjoy a weekend getaway to Tagaytay.
Nurture Wellness
If a relaxing weekend is what you’re looking for, we can’t think of a better wellness center other than Nurture Wellness! Guests will be able to enjoy their chosen spa packages right by nature - can you image how serene that would be?
Paradizoo
Who says zoos are just for kids? Paradizoo isn’t your typical zoo and we encourage everyone to visit at least once on their trip to Tagaytay! It’s a great place to get in touch with nature and to play with zoo animals, too. In addition to that, they also have gardens to stroll through and a cafe where you can take a breather.
Enchanted Kingdom*
While Enchanted Kingdom may not be in Tagaytay, it’s an attraction you can definitely enjoy on the way back to Manila. If you’re planning on an overnight stay in Tagaytay, why not get on the road a little earlier and hit EK before you head home? The theme park has recently reopened with new safety guidelines and you can get discounted tickets on Klook!
Where to Eat
Marcia Adams
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A meal at Marcia Adams will definitely be a memorable one. Apart from their delectable three-course meals, their charming and homey decor is sure to take you to the South of Italy for a day.
Sonya’s Garden
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A true classic, Sonya’s Garden offers the best Filipino comfort food in the city - and it is for this simple reason why people always find their way back here. As their name suggests, the gardens surrounding this restaurant are divine and a definite must-visit on our list. Bring home some spanish bread, too!
Tsokolateria
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Many visitors make a visit to Tagaytay for its year-round cool breeze, and if you fall under this category, you will love Tsokolateria. Not only does their al fresco dining offer stunning views of nature, but they offer the best tsokolate (hot chocolate) in town. Be sure to try their dishes - most with a chocolate twist - as well!
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