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TAAL VOLCANO

Explore Taal Volcano

Taal Volcano in Batangas is known to be the smallest volcano in the world. Currently, it is still active but is generally safe for volcano trekking adventure in the Philippines.  It is surrounded by Taal Lake (a.k.a Lake Bonbon) thus, many believed that it lies within another volcano and some call it “a volcano inside a volcano”. Interesting as it may seem, Taal Volcano continuously draws a lot of adventurers to its crater as well as sightseers and day travelers.

  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages
  • explore Taal Volcano Tour Package – Day Tour

Taal Volcano Travel and Tour Packages

Explore Taal Volcano Tour Package – Day Tour

For as Low as P1,650
Taal Volcano day tour
Roundtrip private boat transfers
Mountain guide
All permits and fees
Roundtrip private aircon van transfers from Metro Manila

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to get there?

Taal volcano is about 60 km from Manila. A day trip from Manila to see the volcano from Tagaytay Ridge involves a 90- minute bus journey . There are three main roads that link Tagaytay City to the lake and the Taal Volcano. One is the Diokno Highway near the border to Nasugbu, Batangas other one is just behind the Tagaytay Rotunda (but this is a very steep road); and the most preferred way is the Ligaya Drive near the Tagaytay-Sta. Rosa road, which leads to the town of Talisay, Batangas. Talisay is the major jump-off point where boats are available to reach the volcano island.

What are the activities?

Boat riding – be ready to get wet for a bumpy boat ride to cross to the crater as it is the only means of transportation. Takes about 30 to 60 minutes depending on the wind and wave conditions.

 

Horseback riding – going up the crater thru this mode will consume about 20 minutes.

 

Trekking – if you want a more difficult and challenging way to get up, go by foot, hiking up will take an hour.

 

Sightseeing – the surrounding scenes can definitely wear out your tiredness from the rough trek trails. Enjoy the nature tracks that offers tranquil ambiance.

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