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Laguna itinerary: 25 best laguna tourist spots and things to do (travel guide blog 2024 for first-timers).

Looking for top things to do in Laguna, tourist spots, and best places to visit for your Laguna itinerary? Check out this Laguna Travel Guide 2024 to help you plan your trip!

Laguna tourist spots, things to do & best places to visit 2024.

1. Be Amazed by Pagsanjan Falls aka Cavinti Falls

Pagsanjan falls guided tour, top hotels and resorts in pagsanjan.

• Casa Marina Bed and Breakfast
• Casa del Rio Resort
• Pagsanjan Falls Lodge and Summer Resort

2. Fun day at Enchanted Kingdom

3. Discover Pila Heritage Town

4. Visit the Historic Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

5. Visit Museo ni Rizal in Calamba

Top hotels and resorts in calamba.

• Hotel Marciano
• Hannah's Garden Resort and Events Place
• Riverview Resort and Conference Center
• The Green Glass Boutique Hotel
• Solemar Pansol Calamba

6. Experience Caliraya Resort Club

If you wish to go for an overnight stay, they also offer wide array of accommodation options ideal for couples, families and group of friends. it's also a good base when exploring the top laguna tourist spots, other hotels and resorts in lumban.

• Caliraya Ecoville Recreation Farm & Resort
• Forbes Suites by Caliraya
• Spacio Caliraya Bed and Breakfast
• Porta Verde Resort Villas Caliraya
• Lagos Del Sol Resort

7. Have a Relaxing Vacation at Hidden Valley Springs

8. Enjoy Magdalena River Rafting and Water Tubing Adventure

9. Have some quiet time at Vonwelt Nature Farm

10. Enjoy Mountain Lake Resort

11. Get wet and wild at Splash Island Water Park

12. Hike Mt. Makiling

13. Be Mesmerized by Hulugan Falls

14. Discover the Seven Lakes of San Pablo

Hotels & resorts in san pablo.

• Casa San Pablo Bed & Breakfast
• Sulyap Bed & Breakfast
• Sitio de Amor Leisure Farm
• Auravel Grande Hotel and Resort
• Zacona Eco-Resort & Biblical Garden
• Tahanan Ni Aling Meding Hotel
• Balai Nanamita

15. Enjoy Laguna Hot Spring Resorts

Top hot spring resorts in calamba & los baños.

• Arabella Hot Spring Resort
• Alta Montaña Private Hot Spring Resort
• Sky Santorini Hot Spring Resort
• Sol Y Viento Mountain Hot Springs Resort
• Eight Flags Private House and Hot Spring Pool

16. Experience Nuvali

Hotels & resorts in/near nuvali.

• Seda Nuvali
• Technopark Hotel
• Microtel by Wyndham South Forbes
• Paseo Premiere Hotel

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17. Dine and take a lot of photos at Isdaan Floating Restaurant

18. See Buruwisan Falls

For ease and convenience, you may join a mt. romelo + 4 chasing waterfalls hiking tour from manila . the tour includes transportation, entrance fees, tour guide, tour coordinator that also serves as photographer/videographer and personalized bag tag souvenir..

19. Explore Paete Town

20. Laguna Visita Iglesia

21. Experience Camp N Trail System at Nuvali

Where to stay in/near nuvali.

22. Indulge on Aling Taleng's famous Halo-halo

23. Enjoy Sulyap Gallery Café, Boutique Hotels and Restaurant

• Sulyap Bed and Breakfast - See room rates and more photos
• Sulyap Casa de Obando Boutique Hotel - See room rates and more photos
• Sulyap Casa de Alitagtag Boutique Hotel - See room rates and more photos

24. Hike Mt. Romelo

Waterfalls in mt. romelo.

• Buruwisan Falls
• Diwata Falls
• Sapang Labo Falls
• Sampaloc Falls
• Batya-Batya Falls
• Lazones Falls
• Binaytuan Falls
• Sebakon Falls

For ease and convenience, you may join a Mt. Romelo + 4 Chasing Waterfalls Hiking Tour from Manila .

25. Experience Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort

Villa escudero tour packages.

• Villa Escudero Resort Tour from Manila
• Villa Escudero Day Tour from Manila by Vina Tour (비나투어)

SAMPLE LAGUNA ITINERARIES

Suggested laguna visita iglesia itineray (route), sample 2 days and 1 night laguna itinerary, day 1 pagsanjan & caliraya in lumban.

• Depart for Pagsanjan
• Arrive in Pagsanjan
• Pagsanjan Falls
• Lunch at Aling Taleng's Halo-halo and Restaurant
• Explore the town of Pagsanjan
• Proceed to Caliraya Resort Club

DAY 2 ENJOY CALIRAYA + DEPARTURE

• Enjoy Caliraya Resort Club's amenities and facilities
• Hotel check-out
• Travel to Calauan
• Lunch at Isdaan Floating Restaurant
• Visit the Heritage Town of Pila
• Departure / Back to Manila

Villa Escudero Day Tour Itinerary

• 09:00 am - meet up at Starbucks, SM Mall of Asia
• 11:00 am - arrive at Villa Escudero
• 11:00 am - 11:15 am - quench your thirst with welcome drinks
• 11:15 am - 12:30 pm - tour the Escudero family museum tour and ride a carabao cart
• 12:30 pm - 14:00 pm - enjoy a lunch buffet at the Waterfall Restaurant
• 14:00 pm - 15:15 pm - cultural show or raft ride at Lake Labasin
• 15:15 pm - travel back to Manila
• 17:00 pm - end of tour at Starbucks, SM Mall of Asia

Pagsanjan Falls Day Tour Itinerary

• Time: 09:00 am to 05:00 pm
• Meet up at Starbucks SM Mall of Asia
• Depart for Pagsanjan Falls
• Arrive at Pagsanjan Falls
• Lunch at Tropical Resort
• Boat rafting experience
• Visit Devil's Cave
• Travel back to Manila
• End of tour at Starbucks SM Mall of Asia

Mt. Romelo Day Tour Itinerary

• 04:00 am - Start Trekking
• 06:00 am - ETA Mt. Romelo Summit - Photo Ops
• 07:00 am - ETA to Buruwisan Falls / Lanzones Falls - Photo Ops
• 11:00 am - Early Lunch / Rest - Photo Ops
• 12:00 nn - ETA to Batya Batya Falls / Sampaloc Falls
• 01:00 pm - Free Time (Swimming, Photo Ops)
• 02:00 pm - Descend to Jump Off (1 Hour)
• 03:00 pm - Go back to Jump Off (Wash Up)
• 06:00 pm - ETD to Manila
• 08:00 pm - ETA to Manila

Indeed, the Province of Laguna never ceases to amaze us with its many tourist destinations and lovely attractions, as well as resorts and recreational facilities that any intrepid traveler will surely love and enjoy. Don't miss visiting these top things to do and tourist spots in Laguna that you should include in your itinerary! Tara na sa Laguna!

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27 Places To Go To In and Around Santa Rosa, Laguna

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Where to Go When You’re in Sta. Rosa, Laguna

The city of Sta. Rosa in Laguna might be known to some as a regional industrial center as it hosts technoparks and significant producers such as Toyota Motors Philippines, Coca-Cola Philippines, Monde Nissin, and others, earning the nickname, “Lion City of the Philippines.” But there’s more to Sta. Rosa, Laguna than being home to industrial and production hubs. In fact, it is also a choice destination for a quick weekend getaway for the urban dwellers of Metro Manila.

How to get there

From the South Luzon Expressway, one has to take Sta. Rosa exit to enter the city. While lining up to pay for the toll fee, giant-sized Coca-cola bottles will greet visitors, as the bottling company is located near the toll-gate. However, it may get crowded, at times, so another option is to take Eton City exit which is near to Paseo de Santa Rosa and Nuvali.

Places to visit

Enchanted kingdom.

The theme park might be the first destination associated with Sta. Rosa, Laguna. No wonder, as many people spent countless, happy memories here. The Enchanted Kingdom is one of the main attractions here in Sta. Rosa, Laguna with its more than a dozen rides will surely bring out the child in you.

An eco-friendly community which is also a center of recreation in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. This place is an excellent choice for those people who are craving for an outdoor activity such as off-road biking, running, and other lake activities.

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Top Laguna Landmarks that You Should visit when in Santa Rosa

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The province of Laguna is a favorite of Manila folks to visit, may it be a weekend getaway or when one just needs a breather from the hustle and bustle of Manila life. Santa Rosa is one of the best cities to visit and we have listed down an awesome guide for the Top Laguna Landmarks that You Should visit when in Santa Rosa:

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Nuvali Eco Park

Nuvali Eco Park has been promising especially in providing a recreational area for family and Sta. Rosa guests. There are so many activities you can do at Nuvali, from numerous Food Stops you can do Food tripping with your gang to Feeding Coys in the Fish Feeding Corner, experience a feel on their man-made lake with a boat ride, rent a bike and explore the park and get excited to try wakeboarding in the heart of  Sta Rosa. You definitely won’t get bored if you visit Nuvali Eco Park.

Visit and enjoy Enchanted Kingdom

Enchanted Kingdom is the largest amusement park in the Philippines, located in Sta. Rosa, you should not forget to spend a day in Enchanted Kingdom. They offer promo rates you can check on this link www.enchantedkingdom.ph . Don’t miss out riding their awesome rides like the famous Jungle Log Jam, Space Shuttle and their new rides like Rio Grande Rapids, Rialto 4d and so much more. A day won’t be enough in exploring Enchanted Kingdom.

Fun Farm at Sta. Elena

If you’re looking for a different kind of experience, try out the Fun Farm at Sta. Elena, where you’ll experience a farm filled and farmtastic experience. You’ll definitely feel away from the city life, activities in the farm involves feeding animals and petting them, horse riding, carabao riding, they also have thrilling activities like rope walking, and so much more.

Slide your hearts away in Splash Island

Splash Island is the largest water park in the Philippines, and once again located in Laguna. For rates, visit www.splashisland.net and get a glimpse of what Splash Island has to offer for guests coming in by group.

Rizal Shrine

Of course you shouldn’t forget visiting the Philippine’s National Hero’s Home in Calamba, it’s just a ride away from Sta Rosa. Rizal’s ancestral home will definitely make you go back in time, the staff are friendly to give you a quick tour and historical background of this historical home.

Pagsanjan Falls

Who would forget to visit the Pagsanjan Falls in Cavinti, Laguna, which is the farthest city in Laguna. The drive will definitely be worth it, especially when you see the lovely Pagsanjan Falls. Don’t forget to bring your action cameras and experience shooting the rapids, where you’ll be riding a local canoe guided by skilled locals until you reach the main fall where you can freely swim. Or you can also do a vertical trek where do rappelling with ladders until you reach the end of the trek which is the Pagsanjan Falls.

These are just a few attractions Laguna has to offer but we highly recommend you to visit these list first and get the most out of Laguna 😉

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LAGUNA ROAD TRIP: Budget Travel Guide & Itinerary

If you think the grass is always greener on the other side, it’s probably time to have a closer look at your lawn because maybe, just maybe, it is greener than you think.

Laguna is one of the provinces we often overlook partly because its edges aren’t laced with pearly beaches. Joke’s on us because paradise isn’t always made of sand and saltwater. Much of Laguna is almost untouched, still covered with dense rainforests concealing several magnificent waterfalls. Many of its historic towns retain many pieces of its glorious past. And its cuisine showcases some of the best of the Southern Tagalog region.

Laguna is actually an ideal road trip destination. From the Seven Lakes of San Pablo to the glorious cascades of Luisiana to the carving tradition of Paete, Laguna has a lot to offer. The best part: It’s within close proximity of Manila.

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE?

Understanding Laguna

During the Spanish era, Laguna was officially called La Provincia de la Laguna de Bay. “Laguna” literally means lake, referring to the country’s largest lake, which got its name from the town of Bay. Together with Metro Manila and the province of Rizal, the lake serves as its northern boundary, while Cavite, Batangas, and Quezon border it in the west, south, and east respectively.

Laguna is most famous as the birthplace of Dr. Jose Rizal, the country’s most celebrated hero, whose death on 30 December 1896 strengthened the yearning for Philippine independence and inspired many other revolutionary leaders.

For our non-Filipino readers, locals here speak Tagalog, but virtually everyone understands English so language barrier won’t be a problem during your visit.

How to Get to Laguna from Manila

One of the most easily accessible provinces, Laguna is linked to Manila by two major thoroughfares: the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and the Manila East Road. The former is the better choice if you’re going to the western side (Calamba, Sta. Rosa, Binan) and the latter for the northwestern side (Mabitac, Siniloan, Pangil).

Several bus companies ply routes to its many towns and cities, with San Pablo City, Calamba, Los Banos, Santa Rosa, and the capital Sta. Cruz as the main transportation hubs. You can find their terminals in Cubao and LRT Buendia (Pasay).

The thing with Laguna is that most of its attractions are spread out, located so far apart from one another, that while public commute is definitely possible, it can be an exhausting effort. For the longest time, we’ve traveled Laguna that way, but this year, we were able to bring our own car on three occasions and it makes a lot more sense. Roads in Laguna are mostly paved and it’s actually an easy drive, so sedans can handle the journey really well. Not only is having your own ride more comfortable, it also turned out way cheaper than taking public transpo.

Just two weeks ago, we went on a road trip to Luisiana and Cavinti. Chevrolet SAIL lent us the car we used, and it only reinforced just how Laguna is such a great road trip destination if you’re a group of three or more. Our trip was hassle-free even when it was raining hard that weekend. We got a bigass trunk that accommodated all our bags and left lots of free space, so it was so easy to fish something out of our bags in a hurry. The 16″ alloy wheels allowed light driving and quick reflexes. It’s also fuel-efficient. We only refilled once, making this trip much cheaper than I expected.

For the whole 2-day trip, our transportation expenses were only the toll fee (P214 one-way) and gas (P500 and a lot was still left in the tank when we returned the car). We were a party of four, which sets the total transportation cost to Luisiana at only P232 per person. If you commute, each of us would be paying at least P360 on bus, jeepney and tricycle fares.

Best Time to Visit Laguna

The dry months of December-May are always a great time to visit because there’s very little chance that it will rain.

That said, Laguna is one of the few destinations that are great (even greater, sometimes) during the rainy season (June-November). It’s especially true if you’re going there for its many majestic waterfalls, which are splashier and more spectacular after the rain. But remember: visit in the rainy season but not immediately after the rain. After a downpour, the water turns brown and murky, and the trail muddy and slippery. Give the trail time to dry.

Also, weekends = crowds. Better visit on a weekday (Monday-Friday). But please note that most museums like the Rizal Shrine in Calamba are closed on Mondays. If your only available time is the weekend, it’s alright. Go regardless.

How Many Days for a Visit?

Before I discuss the itinerary, you need to know first how many days you want to do this road trip.

Because it is near Manila, you can visit some attractions in Laguna a day tour. Here are some examples of day tours which will still allow you ample time to enjoy each stop. You can do each item in just one day:

• San Pablo City and its lakes (usually Pandin and Sampaloc)
• Boating from Pagsanjan to Cavinti Falls
• Majayjay, Liliw and Nagcarlan Day Tour
• Paete, Pangil, Kalayaan Day Tour
• Hulugan Falls + Aliw Falls in Luisiana

Overnight tour is great too! But if you want to experience most of what the province has to offer, drive around Laguna de Bay (what many call Laguna Loop) and spend at least 2 nights. This ensures you get to enjoy multiple towns and try the many restaurants along the way.

Where to Stay in Laguna

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There are a lot of budget inns and resorts scattered throughout the province. If you’re really on a budget, the best post, but the best (and the most popular) ones seem to be concentrated in San Pablo City, Calamba, Santa Rosa, Pagsanjan, and Los Banos.

Below is a list not of the cheapest accommodations but those that provide an experience. Budget travel shouldn’t be about the cheapest but those that give you the best value for money.

San Pablo City

In my personal opinion, San Pablo City is the most ideal place to spend the night not just because of the quality of accommodations per se but also because there are a lot of lovely restaurants around.

• Sulyap Bed and Breakfast (Casa de Obando Boutique Hotel, Casa de Alitagtag Boutique Hotel). Our best hotel experience in Laguna. It’s a charming complex of ancestral houses (or at least they look ancestral) fronted by one of the city’s best restaurants. The rooms are super spacious. (The bathroom alone can pass as a single room in some hotels.) And the service is on point. BUT super expensive. A double room starts P2900, room for four P5100 with breakfast. Book now or check updated rates here >>
• Casa San Pablo . A quiet home turned into a country inn at the heart of the city. A bit expensive but one of the best places to stay in Laguna. They charge per head: the bigger the group, the lower the rates. To give you an idea, an overnight stay if you’re a party of five costs P1300 per person. If you’re a party of two, P1700 per head.
• Tahanan ni Aling Meding . Another good option with a great view of Sampaloc Lake. Costs P2500 per double room. Book now or check updated rates here >>
• Caliraya Springs Mountain Lake Resort . Situated on the shore of the man-made Caliraya Lake. A little hard to reach unless you have your own ride. Standard rooms start at P2400/night, a little pricey for me. But if you’re a group of 4 or 5, you may stay in a quad room for P4400/night, which is P1100 per person. Note that the rates on their website are higher, but when you’re there you’ll be given a list of discounted rates (the costs I mentioned), although they may change without prior notice. It’s good for golfers and groups looking for team-building activities. Book now or check updated rates here >>

Places to Visit and Things to Do in Laguna

Now that you know how much time you have for this trip, time to build your itinerary. Decide what you want to do! Here are some of the more popular attractions in Laguna!

• Rizal Shrine, Calamba . A replica of the house where Jose Rizal grew up in. It has been transformed into a museum exhibiting many phases of the hero’s life including his childhood and his time in Europe. If you’ve always admired Rizal and his work, do not miss this. FREE.
• Seven Lakes, San Pablo City . Have a small feast aboard a bamboo raft as you float in Lake Pandin. You can also swim here. Fee: P180 per person, bamboo raft ride only; P360 per person, bamboo raft ride + lunch!
• Nuvali, Sta. Rosa . For those who love the outdoors and a little bit of shopping. You can also try wakeboarding, leisure biking, or mountain biking.
• Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery . A National Historical Landmark built in 1845. The underground crypt was where friars were laid to rest during the Spanish era. FREE.
• Bunga Falls, Nagcarlan . A small and not-so-well-known waterfall in Nagcarlan.
• Liliw Town . Liliw’s baroque red-brick church is stunning, but don’t miss shopping for traditional footwear along the adjacent road.
• Majayjay Falls and Cold Springs . Majayjay boasts numerous riverside cold spring resorts and a waterfall.
• Shooting the Rapids to Pagsanjan Falls (aka Cavinti Falls) . Most people call it Pagsanjan Falls. (Thanks to our elementary textbooks!) But it’s starting to be known by another name, Cavinti Falls. The cascade is actually located in the municipality of Cavinti but the most popular jumpoff point, where the boating begins, is in Pagsanjan. The waterfall itself is great, but it is the journey that is truly unforgettable. To get there, the boatmen muscle it up, controlling the boat upstream. The view along the way is just wonderful. Rates: P1250 per person.
• Cavinti Falls via Pueblo El Salvador Eco-Park . It’s the same waterfall but you can access it without riding the boat. Instead, you will hike, sometimes rappel, to the valley. It’s a tough 30-minute trek for the inexperienced but totally worth it. Rates: P270 for the hike/guide fee.
• Hulugan Falls . Laguna’s newest tourism darling, Hulugan is a massive waterfall accessible after a 30-minute steep descent. A longer trail will lead you to two other cascades — Talay Falls and Hidden Falls — but will take a total of an hour and a half to complete (excluding the stay at Hulugan). Rates: P300 if you visit just one waterfall, P600 if all three.
• Paete Town . An artistic town most famous for its sculpting tradition. See how residents make masterpieces by carving wood or creating papier-mache. The Baroque-style Paete Church is also worth your time.

Aside from all of these, almost all of Laguna’s towns have their own breathtaking parish church.

Sample Itinerary

Here’s a sample 3-day 2-night itinerary for a group of four on a road trip. This takes SLEX as the entry way to Laguna and the Manila East Road as exit route to avoid the heavy northward traffic once you reach Metro Manila some time during rush hour.

Please feel free to make adjustments according to your wants and needs.

DAY 1 – CALAMBA & SAN PABLO 06:00am – ETD Manila 08:30am – ETA Rizal Shrine, Calamba 10:00am – Leave for Pandin Lake 10:45am – Pandin Lake car park, start trek 11:00am – Arrival: Pandin Lake, reserve bamboo raft, paluto 11:40am – Bamboo Raft Lunch 01:40am – Start trek back to Car Park 02:20pm – Check-in at Sulyap Bed and Breakfast 03:00pm – Rest 05:00pm – Sulyap Swimming Pool & Jacuzzi 07:00pm – Dinner at Sulyap 09:00pm – Sleep

DAY 2 – LUISIANA & CAVINTI 05:30am – Wakeup, breakfast, check out, leave for Nagcarlan 08:00am – Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery 09:00am – Liliw town (or if you skipped breakfast at Sulyap, have it at Chef Mau’s in Liliw) 11:30am – Hulugan Falls in Luisiana 02:30pm – Cavinti Falls (Pueblo El Salvador) 06:00pm – Leave for Caliraya Lake 06:30pm – Check in at Caliraya Springs Mountain Lake Resort, order dinner 07:00pm – Freshen up 07:40pm – Dinner 09:00pm – Sleep

DAY 3 – CALIRAYA LAKE & PAETE 07:00am – Breakfast 08:00am – Caliraya Lake swimming, biking 10:30am – Check out, leave for Paete 12:00pm – Paete Tour, shopping, lunch 02:00pm – Leave for Pililla, Rizal 03:40pm – BONUS! Pililla Windmills Stopover 04:15pm – Leave for Manila 07:00pm – MANILA!

Breakdown of Expenses

If you follow the above sample itinerary and you are a group of four, here’s how much you should be shelling out.

Toll fee – P53.5 (P214/4 pax) Gas – P300 (P1200/4 pax) Rizal Shrine – FREE Pandin Lake Lunch – P360 Sulyap Room – P1500 Breakfast – FREE Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery – FREE Hulugan Falls Tourism Fee – P20 Hulugan Falls Guide Fee – P150 Cavinti Falls Fee – P270 Caliraya Springs Room – P1100 (P4400/4 pax) Dinner – P200 Breakfast – FREE Paete Tour – FREE _________________________ TOTAL: P3953.5

Note that it does not include tips and incidentals (bottled water, etc.).

Bulk of the cost is the hotel. You may choose to stay at a much cheaper resort in Pagsanjan or Cavinti instead of Caliraya Mountain Lake Resort.

Another way of bringing the cost down is by increasing the number of people splitting the bill. Add one more person and the cost of accommodations, gas, toll fee, and guide fee will go down dramatically to only P3513.

If you only have a weekend to spare, you can do an overnight trip instead. Remove the Day 3 from the itinerary above and exit through SLEX back to Manila after trekking to Cavinti Falls. If you do this, the total cost of the overnight trip is P2707 if you’re a group of 4 or P2256 if you’re a group of 5.

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Hi Yoshke, Thank you for this web site. You’re right, I “never” think about Laguna or the non-beach locations in the Philippines. But, you’ve convinced me. Unfortunately, the long trip you suggest will have to wait for another trip. In 2017, I would like to go to Paete, etc. for a day trip from Manila. We will not have a car. Do you have any suggestions of inexpensive day tours or public transport? Thank you!

Hi former classmate, thanks for featuring my mom’s home province! :) While I spent most of my childhood in Manila, I have been able to enjoy road trips into Laguna with my cousins and their families.

Thanks for visiting! We love road tripping in Laguna, especially San Pablo and Paete. :D

you know what would be great, a “kakanin tour” in laguna. Hope you consider writing about it someday

Hi! That’s a great idea! I loooove kakanin too! And I find Laguna’s kakanin remarkable, kahit yung bibingka na tinda lang sa bus. Kaka-miss!

Hi, thank you so much for your very informative and detailed information of the natural beauty of Province of Laguna. I’am a Lagunense, but I haven’t visit some tourist spot here on your website. Thank you so much because your blog includes the expenses, I can budget my money for that! Hihihi :)

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Santa Rosa Laguna’s Integrated Terminal (SRIT)

Santa Rosa Laguna’s Integrated Terminal (SRIT) was born out of the goal to decongest EDSA by relocating bus terminals outside of Metro Manila. Although the provincial bus ban along EDSA is no longer in effect, this transport terminal in Laguna still operates to provide commuters with routes to different cities and provinces. 

Keep reading below to check the available bus routes, operators, and destinations at Santa Rosa Laguna’s Integrated Terminal. Information is also available regarding the SRIT’s location, facilities, operating hours, and contact number.

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SRIT Facilities / Amenities / Directory

Passengers will find it convenient that the Santa Rosa Integrated Terminal is just within reach of SM Sta. Rosa and Robinsons Sta. Rosa. A wide array of restaurants and stores are nearby should you need them. 

At the terminal itself, there are the departure and arrival bays for the buses, jeeps, and UV express units. There are many ticketing counters which reduce the queuing time for buying tickets. But if you want to skip lining up altogether, consider  booking your tickets online . Waiting areas are equipped with chairs and public information systems. Baggage counters and restrooms are available for the passenger’s comfort. A park and ride facility is also in the original plans for the SRIT. 

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For Fares and Schedules, please use the search tool below or choose your route here .

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The designated area for the SRIT used to be a parking lot of SM City Sta. Rosa. Being in close proximity to such a prominent landmark is especially helpful for commuters in locating the terminal. There are several ways on how to get to the Santa Rosa Integrated Terminal via public transport. 

From Laguna 

Coming from Laguna’s Technopark in Biñan, ride a jeep to Baligbago. Or you may take a jeep to Calamba from the Pacita Complex in San Pedro. Taking either route, you should end up at SM Sta. Rosa.

From Tagaytay & Tanauan City, Batangas 

Ride a jeep to Balibago, ask to be dropped off at SM Sta. Rosa. 

From Cavite

At Carmona, ride a jeep to Biñan and then another one to Santa Rosa.

From Alabang 

Head to Metropolis Mall Alabang or Alabang South Station. There are jeeps and buses that ply through Sta. Rosa. Remember to always confirm with the driver before getting on.

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Laguna’s bus terminal is managed by STSI Supermalls Transport Services. For questions and concerns, passengers may contact 09178533717 or 09613661835. You may also send a message to the bus terminal’s management via their Facebook page . To get a hold of the SRIT’s terminal manager directly, contact 09178575082. 

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2024 UBE Express P2P NAIA to Sta. Rosa Bus Schedule and Fare

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Schedule of P2P bus trips from NAIA to Sta. Rosa, Laguna (Robinsons) and vice-versa.

If you’re living in Sta. Rosa, Laguna or a nearby town and need to get to the airport, taking the UBE Express airport bus is an affordable and convenient option. For just Php300 / USD5.5, the bus provides a direct connection to NAIA , allowing you to save on transportation costs. The pick-up and drop-off point in Sta. Rosa is located at Robinsons Mall, Old National, Sta. Rosa, Laguna, making it easy to access for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, the UBE Express airport bus offers a stress-free and affordable way to get to and from the airport.

NAIA Terminal 3 to Robinsons Sta. Rosa P2P Bus Schedule

P2p bus schedule from sta. rosa, laguna to naia.

Please be aware that their only P2P pick-up point is at NAIA Terminal 3, with their booth in Bay 10 and their buses in Bays 11 and 12. There will be no pick-ups from other NAIA terminals, so make sure you go to NAIA 3 to take the bus.

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What time is your last trip from naia3 to sta Rosa laguna, thanks

Aabot po ba ang 10pm sa arrival ng 11:15 pm ng passenger sa naia1?

Araw araw ito po yung schedule from santa rosa laguna to naia airport

Aabot po ba sa airport ng 1:30 pm departure sa 11:30am sa bus schedule

Saan po ang terminal sa naia pabalik ng nuvali solenad 2

Bukas poba meron bus from airport wat time po kaya 1st trip ? Thanks

Meron po ba from NAIA 1 to Nuvali?

Meron po ba from naia 1 & 2 to sta.rosa?

Is it still operating? P2p robinsons sta. Rosa to naia terminal 3?

Paki leave naman po sa site nyo yung number na pwedeng tawagan para magpa pick up sa terminal 4.

Need bang magpabook in advance? What number?

Ano pong # pwede i-call to confirm the departure time of the bus or to inquire?

Need po ba mag pa book from naia to sta. Rosa?

Hello po.. Kailangan pa po b mgpa book pra mksakay S airport bus going to naia terminal 2?

No po. You can buy a ticket when you get in the bus po.

hi po meron na pong ube express sa NAIA terminal 1 papuntang nuvali….date po kase wala

Bukas po ba merong 4am?

Hello po, regular po ba ang schedule.ng bus? I need to go to NAIA terminal 3 on Sunday , September 22, 2019 , and I prefer to ride with P2P bus in Robinson’s Sta. Rosa, nagpunta po.ako yesterday, Monday, Sept. 16 sa robinsons around 11am wl nmn po ako napansin na bus or maybe nakaalis na. Sana po meron this sunday ng 1pm. Hoping for your immediate response regarding may query. Salamat po

Kung ano po nakalagay na schedule, may byahe po yun. Be there early para sure makasakay po kayo.

May station po ba kayo sa terminal 4?

Hello good pm. Arrival naia3on friday 7pm. Aabot po kaya pauwi to sta.rosa robinson po? Thanks?or meron 830pm sched po to rob .sta.rosa?pa confirmed po.. Thank you.

Kailangan pa Po ba mag pa book bago makasakay?

Need pa po bang magpabook bago makasakay? Bukas 12MN flight ko bukas, what time po ng byahe ako dapat papuntang NAIA terminal 1?

You can pay at the bus na.

6am na ba ang trip nyo going to naia hindi na 6.30am?

Sa madaling araw anong time frame nyo sa byaheng Robinson to NAIA Terminal 2

Good morning ! Nalimutan inigay ang change ko nang nag issue ng ticket ko to Terminal 4. I gave her 1,000 peso bill. She only gave me Ten peso coins. I’m here na sa bus 11:30am nag take off. Sana po makuha ko pa yung change ko na 800 pesos. TY

Hello po, ask lang required po b n may bayad din kids sa fare? D po ba pde kandungin?

Please call UBE express nalang po.

Pag galing naia terminal 3 saan ako pupunta para maka rating sa terminal ng p2p papuntang nuvali solenad 2

hello po, operating padin po ba ang UBE express naia to nuvali?

Still have route from robinson tagapo to NAIA T1? Anyone can answer me?

meron po ba Ube express fromNaia to Nuvali?

Double check ko lng po ulit kung available pa po bus for tom Sept 15 10 am…kaso sa terminal 4 ako…umiikot po b sya dun

Dec 20,3pm meron po ba byahe Santa Rosa to NAIA going to Australia po sna,san ako kukuha ticket

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