TAAL VOLCANO TOUR PACKAGE

You can use the inquiry form or send us an email at tripinas@gmail.com with the date of your tour and the number of people in your group.

You will receive an email with all the details (price, itinerary, inclusions) as well as the request for the down payment. Settle your payment.

You will get your travel voucher. You adventure is now confirmed! The remaining balance will be paid on the day of your tour, although we require full payment in some cases.

Having a Taal lake tour is the best way to start your exploration of the volcano. While you are riding the banca you will have a view of the old cone of Binintiang Malaki and realize how huge the ancestral Taal volcano was, starting from Tagaytay ridge all the way to Mt. Maculot.


Once on the island, you will walk for 45 minutes until your reach the ridge of the main crater lake. From the ridge you will have a bird's-eye view of the crater filled with a lake. Inside the lake there is another islet. Do not miss it! There is just no other place like this in the world. The color of the lake can be emerald green. You may also notice some yellow sulfur traces on the surface.

Taal volcano is one of the seldom places in the country where you can see the activity of a volcano. There are several volcanic features on the island, like some fumaroles, a boiling mud pond, a few geysers and some dry lava fields.

Our package (with transfer) includes a side trip to Tagaytay. The view on the lake and volcano island from there is just stunning and honestly one of the most famous sceneries in the Philippines. We also suggest that you take your lunch there as there are plenty of delicious specialties served in local restaurants. Tagaytay has also a pleasant cool climate that will let you breathe, especially if you are coming from Manila.
If you still have the energy you can also try the zip-line or you can decide to relax with a massage.
Don't go back home without getting a few souvenirs. The fruits, flowers, coffee and cheese are among the best sellers in Tagaytay's shops.

During the dry season, from October to June. During the rainy season the boat ride might be suspended any time Pagasa raises a gale warning.


Is it a child-friendly destination?
Yes, but they must be at least 3 years old (for the regular trail) Below this age there is no life-vest that can fit an infant and this is mandatory requirement as per marina.

Is trekking Taal (with the regular trail) difficult?
No, it's one of the easiest treks in the Philippines. If you are a first timer, this is the right destination for you. Even senior citizens or people who are unfit can do it with a minimum of stamina.

Which trail should I choose?
If it's your first time to visit, we suggest the regular trail. Because it is an easy one and you will see the main attractions. When you're done with the regular trail, you can try the Calauit trail or even the Tabaro trail if you are more adventurous and want to see the other side of volcano island. It is more difficult but rewarding adventures.

Can I bring my own car? How to go to Taal volcano?
We also arrange day tours for those bringing their own car. We take care of all the planning and we will provide map and road directions on how to get there from Manila or Tagaytay.

What time do we leave from Manila?
We usually leave around 6:30am so you will start hiking on the morning. On the afternoon it's really hot on the trail and the water on the lake can get rough.

Will we pass by Tagaytay?
Yes, we will have a side trip in Tagaytay to admire the amazing view over the lake. You will also have the option to have massage or zip-line there

Yes we do. You may want to trek Mt. Pinatubo or shoot the rapids of Pagsanjan falls. Why not to explore Intramuros Manila city or check our Sagada tour package?