Taal Volcano and Lake
World's Smallest Volcano
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Very nice vistas. Lots of place too eat. Good place to cool off and spend the day leisurely.
Reviewed by: bisita from on Aug 10 2009
i went there with my nephews and nieces...and totally we were awed and enjoyed the experience though exhausted with the trip....the place is breathtaking.... the tour guide and the locals were nice and accommodating...the cost can be expensive but you should know how to deal with them.
Reviewed by: josh from on May 20 2009
The people there are so money concious and everything is so expensive. They made me pay as much as 9000 peso for one person and wanted me to pay more as tips. Dont forget to bring a raincoat for the scariest and wettest ride of your life. The people there always want tips so it is better if you walk. It is much faster but bring a mask because of the sand. The volcano is very beautiful if you reach there. And it is better if you get a genuine tour agency like in hotels like Shang-ri-La.Thats all for now. Bai!
Reviewed by: Keenan from on Jan 14 2009
This is a beautiful place, I enjoyed scenery... it is a great place to take pictures. I loved it so very very much. Very great
Reviewed by: Ankia from on May 06 2008
This is my favorite place to visit since I was young....I am going to be there again this coming June...Hope it does not rain. The view is amazing...the market is exciting...food is fresh and meat is alive!
Reviewed by: torontolass from on Mar 31 2008
One of the best place to visit here ,the cold breeze of fresh air and the romantic views of the sorrounding will sooth your mind and relax your soul, a good place when you are stress and the best place for family and lovers.
Reviewed by: Beatrice from on Mar 08 2008
i like this place because its so spacious and the air is just nice and cold. the view is BREATH TAKING. go to pancake house and get a henna for free if you pay 30 pesos to the nice guy.
Reviewed by: rose from on Feb 09 2008
When you go to hike to the rim of Taal Volcano you will most likely go through Tagaytay which, while not on the direct path, is where most of the tour operators work out of. If you avoid Tagaytay and the "bargain" pushers there, you can go straight to Talisay City and go to almost any hotel and there will be bangka boat operators that will offer you a trip to the island. Avoid any costs not directly associated with the hike, to include food, refreshments, etc. The price simply isn't worth it. They know foreigners from the world over go to Taal to hike it, and they are making very good money pushing their food and refreshments.
Reviewed by: kingratt82 from on Jan 29 2008
It was very interesting. The place was neat and clean.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 03 2008
The view of Taal is by far in my top ten places to see in this world. I was just in Manila last month for the first time and am visiting again in two days. I will definetly make a stop to visit again. Simply put, breathtaking.
Reviewed by: aud from on Nov 21 2007
World's Smallest Volcano
Back to Taal Volcano and Lake
Very nice vistas. Lots of place too eat. Good place to cool off and spend the day leisurely.
Reviewed by: bisita from on Aug 10 2009
i went there with my nephews and nieces...and totally we were awed and enjoyed the experience though exhausted with the trip....the place is breathtaking.... the tour guide and the locals were nice and accommodating...the cost can be expensive but you should know how to deal with them.
Reviewed by: josh from on May 20 2009
The people there are so money concious and everything is so expensive. They made me pay as much as 9000 peso for one person and wanted me to pay more as tips. Dont forget to bring a raincoat for the scariest and wettest ride of your life. The people there always want tips so it is better if you walk. It is much faster but bring a mask because of the sand. The volcano is very beautiful if you reach there. And it is better if you get a genuine tour agency like in hotels like Shang-ri-La.Thats all for now. Bai!
Reviewed by: Keenan from on Jan 14 2009
This is a beautiful place, I enjoyed scenery... it is a great place to take pictures. I loved it so very very much. Very great
Reviewed by: Ankia from on May 06 2008
This is my favorite place to visit since I was young....I am going to be there again this coming June...Hope it does not rain. The view is amazing...the market is exciting...food is fresh and meat is alive!
Reviewed by: torontolass from on Mar 31 2008
One of the best place to visit here ,the cold breeze of fresh air and the romantic views of the sorrounding will sooth your mind and relax your soul, a good place when you are stress and the best place for family and lovers.
Reviewed by: Beatrice from on Mar 08 2008
i like this place because its so spacious and the air is just nice and cold. the view is BREATH TAKING. go to pancake house and get a henna for free if you pay 30 pesos to the nice guy.
Reviewed by: rose from on Feb 09 2008
When you go to hike to the rim of Taal Volcano you will most likely go through Tagaytay which, while not on the direct path, is where most of the tour operators work out of. If you avoid Tagaytay and the "bargain" pushers there, you can go straight to Talisay City and go to almost any hotel and there will be bangka boat operators that will offer you a trip to the island. Avoid any costs not directly associated with the hike, to include food, refreshments, etc. The price simply isn't worth it. They know foreigners from the world over go to Taal to hike it, and they are making very good money pushing their food and refreshments.
Reviewed by: kingratt82 from on Jan 29 2008
It was very interesting. The place was neat and clean.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 03 2008
The view of Taal is by far in my top ten places to see in this world. I was just in Manila last month for the first time and am visiting again in two days. I will definetly make a stop to visit again. Simply put, breathtaking.
Reviewed by: aud from on Nov 21 2007
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