Tagaytay City is known as the grand viewing deck for the smallest volcano in the world, Taal Volcano ~ a volcano within a volcano within a lake. Located 2,200 feet above sea level, Tagaytay’s invigorating climate temperature averages at 22.7 degrees Celsius year round. The air is blessedly cool from the moist breezes coming off from two bodies of water.

Tagaytay is misty and relatively cooler from October and coldest from December to February with August being the peak of the rainy months.

Tagaytay City is also famous for organically grown fruits such as senoritas (small sweet bananas) guyabano (soursop), langka (jackfruit), pineapples, vegetables, premium coffee beans, quality beef, mushrooms and a wide variety of exotic plants and flowers.

The Christian Development Centre (CDC), located in Tagaytay City, is an hour and fifteen minutes drive from Manila via the South Expressway or through the Coastal Road.

If going through South Expressway, take Sta. Rosa Exit going straight to Tagaytay City Market turn right towards Crossing Silang Rotonda, turn right towards Manila and left to Tagaytay Country Homes 3 just after MetroBank on the right.

If going by way of Coastal Road, go straight passing through Imus, Dasmarinas and Silang and turning right to Tagaytay Country Homes 3 just before the MetroBank branch.

There are buses that ply to Tagaytay from Manila. Air-conditioned buses of Crown Transport have a terminal at the back of Chowking located at the MRT (Metro Rail Transit) Pasay station. Other bus operators are also available at Pasay rotonda and Ali Mall Cubao bus terminals.