Top Things to do in Laguna Province
What to do and see in Laguna Province, Luzon: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Laguna Province, Philippines including Pagsanjan Falls, Lakes Pandin, Sampaloc Lake, Enchanted Kingdom, Lake Pandin, Taytay Falls, Nuvali, Costales Nature Farms, Hidden Valley Springs, Bato Springs.
Restaurants in Laguna Province
1. Pagsanjan Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By achidz - Manila, Philippines
We had such a good morning. Stayed at Casa Del Rio and they sorted the boat for us. 1250pp seems expensive but is definitely worth it. The scenery is stunning and we saw plenty of wildlife too, monkeys, kingfishers, and a woodpecker. Easy to do on your own. We got the HM liner bus from Cubao for 166php each. Jeepney from Santa Cruz to Pagsanjan. Cheaper than some of the tours advertised, even with a night in Casa Del Rio.
2. Lakes Pandin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By chericruz88 - Cabuyao, Philippines
Instagramnable place! Very near Manila. Visited with my 13 year old son and sister from NZ. Surprisingly low cost worth it four hour drive from Manila. Better to reserve if you are in a big group but for a smaller group like us, you can come as a joiner. The food was amazing! All serve in the balsa while enjoying the picturesque view. Worth the php440.00 per head for tilapia, pako salad, okoy plus liempo as add on for php40.00. Parking is 50.00 per car with motorcycle ride going to the site at 50php/head. But you can walk from the parking to the lake if you want an exercise for 15 min walk. Call ate tina if you want to reserve at 09079952983
3. Sampaloc Lake
4. Enchanted Kingdom
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 580 reviews
Reviewed By angielynv2021 - Luzon, Philippines
EK is enjoyable and relaxing place to go. It is a stress free place where you can enjoy the rides and have fun with family and friends. It is a nice place to go specially when you wanted to go and hangout with you friends. Though it is kinda expensive but still worth it.
5. Lake Pandin
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By maanmananzan
Get ready to hike through a rough trail for about 20min to reach the lake. At the lake shore are waiting sheds where you book for your lake tour. You have the option to include native lunch at a package rate of about 10 USD per person. Tour takes about 2hours. Its nature at it's best. Even the food served is sourced from the lake.
6. Taytay Falls
7. Nuvali
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 219 reviews
An ecologically-sound community development in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, Nuvali is more than just a stopover station. Although many of those traveling further south would often pass by and enjoy the area, many travelers have likewise made this their sole destination. For those just stopping over for a quick meal, Nuvali’s Solenad which is home to numerous dining options and retail shops is the ultimate stopover area. For those planning to enjoy more of what Nuvali has to offer can have their fill of the tree-lined streets, bike trails, the 4-hectare multifunctional lake, the Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary, tree nursery and demo farm, The Fields at Nuvali, and the Repulic Wakepark. Nuvali also offers refuge for tired and weary travelers with the opening of the new Seda Hotel which can be the perfect base for exploring the surrounding areas of Nuvali.
Reviewed By MSCRob - Lipa City, Philippines
The place for all ages, for friends and families, it offers the fresh air of provincial living and the convenience of city living. The koi and the lake, fish feeding and the boat ride are big hits for everyone. Families can have picnics along the lake while some can opt to dine in the numerous restaurants around the area. Best to visit the area early.morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the heat of the sun and the crowd.
8. Costales Nature Farms
9. Hidden Valley Springs
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By 460JenniferP - Vancouver, Canada
We had a fairly large group with kids from age 2-25 and everyone had a great time here! I read other reviews before going and they were quite accurate and gave me a good sense of the place. Bring mosquito repellant, water shoes and towels then prepare to enjoy! The photo ops are spectacular so bring a water camera or a waterproof phone bag. My favourite was the large warm pool - just delightful! If you stay over the little cabins are very nicely outfitted and comfortable. Enjoy Hidden Valley, a super easy day trip from Manila.
10. Bato Springs
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Ginger520 - Manila, Philippines
Bato Springs resorts is a gem! Its location is just 3 hrs away from Manila. The entrance is very affordable, 80 pesos for a day tour, senior citizens, and PWD are free, 500 for a small cottage, the resort is surrounded with trees, and the water is refreshingly super cold, they have waterfalls wherein you can sit and relax.
