Tagaytay, with its scenic landscapes and cool climate, offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Whether you seek a stunning viewpoint of Taal Volcano or a delightful spot to savor bulalo, Tagaytay offers a myriad of activities to explore.
If you plan to travel this upland city, here's How to Get to Tagaytay (Public Commuting). Also, here's The Fastest Way to Tagaytay.
Getting Around Tagaytay (By Public Transportation)
While it's relatively easy to navigate the city, here's a detailed guide on the different modes of transportation available for getting around Tagaytay:
1. Buses
Buses are a common sight in Tagaytay, mostly traveling along the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway, which serves as the main road in the city. These buses are typically en route to various parts of Batangas, offering both locals and tourists convenient transportation options.
Bus lines like DLTB Co traverses through Tagaytay.
2. Jeepneys
While there are fewer jeepney routes compared to buses, you can still find jeepneys plying routes to Nasugbu, Silang, and nearby areas. Jeepneys are a popular mode of transportation among locals and offer a more affordable option for short-distance travel within Tagaytay.
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3. Tricycles
Tricycles serve as the primary mode of transportation within Tagaytay City, akin to taxis in other urban areas. While they were initially limited to side streets connecting to the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway, tricycles are now readily available for hire to take you almost anywhere within Tagaytay. You can flag down tricycles along the roadside or find them stationed at designated tricycle terminals.
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Important Notes
Unlike other cities in the Philippines, Tagaytay does not have traditional taxi services, and popular ride-hailing apps like Grab or Angkas are not available. Therefore, tricycles are the go-to option for getting around the city.
When taking tricycles, it's advisable to negotiate the fare beforehand or ensure that the driver uses the meter. While tricycle fares are generally reasonable, it's always best to clarify the fare to avoid any misunderstandings.
Navigating Tagaytay is relatively straightforward, thanks to the availability of buses, jeepneys, and tricycles. Whether you're exploring the city's popular tourist spots, dining at its renowned restaurants, or simply enjoying the scenic views, these transportation options make getting around Tagaytay convenient and hassle-free for visitors.
Where to Stay in Tagaytay
Here's a list of 5 Instagrammable Tagaytay Staycation You Should Book Next. Also check out these 5 Hotels with Overlooking View of Taal Volcano.
If you think, you are going to stay a little longer, here's a 2-day, 1 night Tagaytay Itinerary.
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Getting Around Tagaytay: By Bus, Jeepney, Tricycle (Public Commuting)
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March 18, 2024
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