Tagaytay’s magic lies in its irresistible vibe that makes people want to go back for more, no matter how many times they have seen and explored this sweet little town. Like a guilty pleasure or a habit you can’t resist, visiting Tagaytay and discovering more of its secrets will never lose its charm and will always feel like the first time.
So, if you’re already itching to go on a vacation, even if 2022 has just started, plan a #SAFEscape, go on a chill road trip, and enjoy a foodventure this weekend. After all, a getaway to Tagaytay is always a great idea.
Tagaytay One-Day Itinerary
If you can only spare a day to enjoy a #SAFEscape in Tagaytay, it’s best to leave the metro early so you can catch the city’s serenity before it gets busy.
6:30AM | Breakfast at Bag of Beans
You can never go wrong with Bag of Beans, a classic tourist favorite with only 6 branches solely found in Tagaytay. Bag of Beans offers an extraordinary palatable journey for foodies and road trippers. Its rustic, modern vintage aesthetic sets a memorable breakfast vibe.
8:00AM | Coffee Break at Ruined Project?
After getting yourself a scrumptious breakfast at Bag of Beans, drop by Ruined Project? and enjoy a warm cup of coffee. This secluded café located at Crosswinds, Tagaytay will make you feel like you’re in Baguio with the towering pine trees you’ll see along the way. With their al fresco style dining area, It’s the perfect place to spend time appreciating the comforting crowd and relaxing scenery the city offers.
10:30AM | Art appreciation at Museo Orlina
Just seeing the façade of Museo Orlina along the Tagaytay Ridge Road is enough to entice anyone for a quick visit, and it can only get more impressive once you explore the four-storey museum and its sculpture garden. If you’re lucky, you might even meet Ramon Orlina, our very own world-renowned glass sculptor.
12:00 NN | Lunch at Mahogany Beef Market
You don’t even have to look for the best-tasting bulalo in town anymore. Just go straight to Mahogany Beef Market! A Tagaytay road trip is never complete without it. Their crispy tawilis is a must-try, too.
2:00 PM | Check out The Puzzle Mansion
Holding the Guinness World Record for “The Largest Collection of Jigsaw Puzzles of Any Size, Shape or Form,” The Puzzle Mansion is another must-visit in Tagaytay City. With over 1,030 jigsaw puzzles, the entire mansion will leave you in awe of the late Gina Lacuna, the “puzzle queen” herself.
5:00 PM | The Travel Club at Ayala Malls Serin
Halfway through the day, make sure you’re equipped with on-the-road essentials you’ll need. Complete your road trip by checking out The Travel Club at Ayala Malls Serin. From backpacks, travel pillows, sanitizers, and car camping needs, you’ll get all the travel gears you need in one place.
7:00 PM | Dinner at The Purple Owl
Cap the day off with a cozy, intimate dinner in one of Tagaytay’s most magical destinations—The Purple Owl. They offer personalized setups prepared for each of their guests. Whether you want to have a 70s movie night, a Parisian-themed dinner, a romantic boho date, The Purple Owl can make it happen. Make sure to book your appointment ahead!
10:00 PM | Pasalubong at Cecilia’s
Before heading back to the metro, drop by Cecilia’s and buy buko pie and tarts. They also offer a variety of delicacies perfect as pasalubong for your friends and family.
For all your #SAFEscape needs, visit The Travel Club stores nationwide or check our SAFEscape collection online.