How to Get to Tagaytay
Traveling to and around Tagaytay is easy and convenient. Whether you’re coming from Metro Manila or exploring nearby attractions, there are several transportation options available for tourists.
Buses to Tagaytay depart from major terminals such as:
Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX)
Buendia LRT Station
Pasay Rotonda (near MRT Taft)
Popular Bus Lines:
DLTB Co.
San Agustin Transport
Celyrosa Bus
Estimated Travel Time: 1.5 to 2.5 hours
Approx. Fare: ₱100 – ₱150
The fastest way to reach Tagaytay from Manila:
Take SLEX (South Luzon Expressway)
Exit at Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road or CALAX-Silang Exit
Follow the highway heading to Tagaytay City
Travel Time: 1 to 2 hours depending on traffic
Tip: Arrive early on weekends to avoid rush-hour congestion.
UV Express vans are available from:
PITX
Alabang
Lawton (Manila)
Fare: ₱150 – ₱200
Travel Time: 1.5 – 2 hours
Once you reach Tagaytay, getting around is simple.
Common routes include:
Olivarez Plaza → Picnic Grove
Olivarez Plaza → Sky Ranch
Tagaytay Rotonda → Mahogany Market
Fare: ₱13 – ₱25 depending on distance
Best for: Short-distance trips and budget travel.
Easily available anywhere around the city.
Perfect for quick transfers between nearby spots.
Fare: ₱40 – ₱120
(depends on destination and number of passengers)
Grab and taxis are available but limited.
Tip: Expect higher fares during weekends or holidays.
Great for large groups or families visiting multiple attractions.
You can book through:
Travel agencies
Hotels
Tour packages online
Price Range: ₱2,000 – ₱4,000 per day
Most major attractions provide parking spaces, including:
Sky Ranch
Picnic Grove
Tagaytay Highlands (members/guests only)
Restaurants and cafés
Tip: Parking may be full from 10 AM–4 PM on weekends.
✔ Start early to avoid heavy traffic
✔ Always confirm jeepney and tricycle fares
✔ Bring cash—some small operators do not accept online payments
✔ Weekdays are the best time to travel around Tagaytay