We are proud to call Quezon Province our home. This beautiful region is filled with hidden gems and popular spots that offer a rich blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and delightful local cuisine. Whether you're a local or a visitor, there are so many places in Quezon that are worth exploring.

Getting around Quezon is a breeze. Whether you're driving through the scenic countryside or taking public transport, you'll find it easy to reach all the wonderful destinations this province has to offer.

Villa Escudero (Tiaong): A unique resort with a dining experience by the waterfall. This plantation and resort offers a blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty. The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts, and the traditional carabao cart ride is a must-try.

Lucban Pahiyas Festival: Known for its vibrant and colorful decorations, this festival is a feast for the eyes. Every May, the town transforms with houses adorned with kiping (colorful rice wafers) and fresh produce.

Beaches in Catanauan: The pristine beaches offer a perfect getaway with crystal-clear waters and white sands. Ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and simply relaxing under the sun.

Pinagbanderahan Hike (Atimonan): This hike offers stunning views and a great adventure. The trail leads to a historical site where the Filipino flag was once raised, symbolizing freedom and patriotism.

Banahaw View Deck: Offering panoramic views of Mount Banahaw, this spot is perfect for a tranquil day out, soaking in the beauty of nature.

Tayabas Basilica: The Minor Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel in Tayabas is one of the oldest churches in the Philippines. Its beautiful architecture and historical significance make it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Pagbilao's Mangrove Forest: Take a boat ride through the lush mangrove forest in Pagbilao. The serene environment is perfect for bird watching and enjoying the tranquil beauty of nature.

Seves Luxury Resort (Sariaya): We celebrated two significant events here: Monica and Jahm's beautiful wedding, followed by Zoie and Eisha's joyous 7th birthday party the next day. The luxurious amenities and beautiful surroundings made these celebrations unforgettable.

Private Resorts:

Happy Homes: A cozy and welcoming resort perfect for family gatherings.

Villa Dido: Offers a serene environment with modern amenities for a comfortable stay.

Attending the Pahiyas Festival: A feast for the eyes with colorful decorations and celebrations.

Visiting Heritage Houses in Sariaya: A walk through history with beautifully preserved homes.

Hiking at Mount Banahaw: Challenging yet rewarding with stunning views.

Beach Days in Catanauan: Enjoying the sun, sea, and sand with family and friends.

Staycation at Seves Luxury Resort: Celebrating Monica and Jahm's wedding, followed by Zoie and Eisha's 7th birthday. The resort's luxurious setting was perfect for these memorable events.

Swimming and Falls: With numerous beautiful beaches and waterfalls, Quezon is perfect for swimming and enjoying the natural water features.

Cultural Experience at Ugu Bigyan's Pottery Garden: In Tiaong, visit the pottery garden of renowned Filipino potter Ugu Bigyan. The beautiful garden, pottery displays, and workshops offer a unique cultural experience and a chance to bring home a handmade souvenir.

Pilgrimage to Kamay ni Hesus: This famous pilgrimage site in Lucban features a 50-foot statue of the Ascending Christ and a Via Dolorosa Grotto. Climbing the 300 steps to reach the top is both a physical and spiritual journey, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Sports Activities at Quezon Convention Center: For those into sports, the Quezon Convention Center in Lucena City offers a sports complex with a variety of activities. Try your hand at bowling, enjoy airsoft battles, or visit the shooting range for some target practice. The center also hosts numerous sporting events and tournaments throughout the year.

Exploring Kinabuhayan Cafe: Nestled at the foot of Mount Banahaw, Kinabuhayan Cafe offers a unique dining experience with an eco-friendly vibe. The cafe serves organic dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. Visitors can also enjoy farm tours and rustic accommodations, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking a connection with nature.

Cubo (Lucban): This charming restaurant features bamboo huts, offering a rustic and cozy dining experience. The natural surroundings and traditional Filipino decor make it an Instagrammable spot, perfect for capturing serene and picturesque moments.

Choco Zone (Tayabas): A haven for chocolate lovers, Choco Zone's interior is designed to look like a whimsical chocolate factory. The vibrant colors and playful decor make it a fun spot for family photos and social media posts.

Tia Ading (Catanauan): Known for its homey ambiance, Tia Ading boasts a quaint and welcoming atmosphere. The rustic furniture and garden dining area provide a perfect backdrop for a relaxing meal and beautiful photos.

Dagat Cusina (Candelaria): This coastal-themed restaurant offers a wide variety of seafood dishes. The nautical decor, with fishing nets and seashells, creates a beachy vibe that is both relaxing and photogenic.

KOS Cafe (Lucena): The modern, cozy ambiance and beautifully presented drinks make it a perfect spot for a casual hangout and Instagram-worthy moments. Don't miss their signature milk teas and refreshing fruit sodas!

El Sitio Cafe (Sariaya): The rustic decor and outdoor seating provide a relaxing environment, making it a favorite for both locals and tourists. Their delicious beverages and picturesque setting are a must-try for any visitor.

Pancit Habhab: A local noodle dish enjoyed on the go, served on a banana leaf. It's famous for its unique presentation and flavorful blend of sautéed noodles, pork, and vegetables.

Longganisang Lucban: These garlic-infused sausages are a staple in Lucban, known for their distinctive flavor and perfect pairing with vinegar and garlic rice. They're a must-try for meat lovers.

Lambanog: A local coconut spirit that packs a punch. It's renowned for its strong flavor and traditional distillation process, making it a unique and memorable drink.

Kiping: These colorful rice wafers are a highlight of the Pahiyas Festival, often used as decorations before being enjoyed as a crispy snack, usually dipped in vinegar or sugar.

KOS Cafe and El Sitio Cafe drinks: Both cafes offer a great variety of drinks including milk tea, fruit soda, coffee, and many more. KOS Cafe's signature milk teas are a delightful blend of tea and milk with chewy tapioca pearls, while their fruit sodas are refreshingly sweet and bubbly, perfect for a hot day. El Sitio Cafe’s coffee selection ranges from robust espresso to creamy lattes, offering something for every coffee lover. Their fruit sodas are bursting with fruity flavors and vibrant colors, making them both delicious and visually appealing.