Highlands to Heritage: Tagaytay & Manila Day Tour (Private)
Itinerary
ITINERARY
Hotel Pick-up at 06:00AM
Manila to Tagaytay
Begin your day with a scenic drive from Manila to the highland city of Tagaytay, a popular getaway known for its cool climate and panoramic views. Enjoy the relaxing ride as the landscape transitions from urban bustle to lush countryside.
Tagaytay Picnic Grove
Located along the Tagaytay ridge, Picnic Grove is one of the city's most iconic spots. It offers stunning views of Taal Volcano and Taal Lake, as well as open spaces perfect for walking, relaxing, and taking photos. Optional activities include horseback riding, ziplining, and souvenir shopping.
People’s Park in the Sky with Jeepney Ride
Ride a traditional Filipino jeepney up to People’s Park in the Sky, the highest point in Tagaytay. Originally built as a mansion for a visiting U.S. president, this park now offers a 360-degree view of Tagaytay, Laguna, and Batangas provinces. Enjoy the fresh air, cool breeze, and sweeping views from the top.
Lunch (on guest's expense)
Take a break to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant of your choice. Tagaytay is known for its bulalo (beef marrow stew), grilled specialties, and other hearty Filipino dishes. Your guide can offer recommendations based on your preferences.
Paco Park and Cemetery, Manila
This former Spanish-era cemetery is now a serene garden park in the heart of Manila. Known for its circular layout, elegant pathways, and historical significance, Paco Park is where national hero José Rizal was secretly buried after his execution. It’s a quiet and reflective place rich in colonial history.
Quiapo Church
Formally known as the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene, Quiapo Church is a major religious landmark in Manila. It draws thousands of devotees daily who come to venerate the miraculous image of the Black Nazarene. The area around the church is also known for its traditional medicine stalls, religious items, and local vendors.
Binondo Food and Market
End your day with a flavorful stop in Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown. Explore its lively streets, traditional markets, and historic food establishments. Taste a mix of Chinese-Filipino delicacies, from dumplings and hopia to lumpia and noodle soups. A great way to experience the culinary fusion of two rich cultures
included with
Designated parking fees and entrance fees if applicable in the inclusions of the program.
Bottled Water during the tour
1 Cocktail Drink at The Firefly Roof Bar (City Garden Grand)
Vehicle depending on the number of passengers. Services of DOT accredited English Speaking guide Entrance fees at Fort Santiago, Casa Manila, San Agustin Church. Pasig River Esplanade - depending on weather conditions.
Pick up must be on the main stream of city center of Manila, Pasay, Makati, BGC and Pasig
excluded by
Other Personal Expenses
Additional charges will incur outside the said pick-up areas
Food and Drinks not mentioned
Detailed Description
ITINERARY
Hotel Pick-up at 06:00AM
Manila to Tagaytay
Begin your day with a scenic drive from Manila to the highland city of Tagaytay, a popular getaway known for its cool climate and panoramic views. Enjoy the relaxing ride as the landscape transitions from urban bustle to lush countryside.
Tagaytay Picnic Grove
Located along the Tagaytay ridge, Picnic Grove is one of the city's most iconic spots. It offers stunning views of Taal Volcano and Taal Lake, as well as open spaces perfect for walking, relaxing, and taking photos. Optional activities include horseback riding, ziplining, and souvenir shopping.
People’s Park in the Sky with Jeepney Ride
Ride a traditional Filipino jeepney up to People’s Park in the Sky, the highest point in Tagaytay. Originally built as a mansion for a visiting U.S. president, this park now offers a 360-degree view of Tagaytay, Laguna, and Batangas provinces. Enjoy the fresh air, cool breeze, and sweeping views from the top.
Lunch (on guest's expense)
Take a break to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant of your choice. Tagaytay is known for its bulalo (beef marrow stew), grilled specialties, and other hearty Filipino dishes. Your guide can offer recommendations based on your preferences.
Paco Park and Cemetery, Manila
This former Spanish-era cemetery is now a serene garden park in the heart of Manila. Known for its circular layout, elegant pathways, and historical significance, Paco Park is where national hero José Rizal was secretly buried after his execution. It’s a quiet and reflective place rich in colonial history.
Quiapo Church
Formally known as the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene, Quiapo Church is a major religious landmark in Manila. It draws thousands of devotees daily who come to venerate the miraculous image of the Black Nazarene. The area around the church is also known for its traditional medicine stalls, religious items, and local vendors.
Binondo Food and Market
End your day with a flavorful stop in Binondo, the world’s oldest Chinatown. Explore its lively streets, traditional markets, and historic food establishments. Taste a mix of Chinese-Filipino delicacies, from dumplings and hopia to lumpia and noodle soups. A great way to experience the culinary fusion of two rich cultures
