I've been thinking lately where to spend a short vacae or maybe a weekend gateaway. I did consider out of town but no one will come with me, if only jerwin & merwin are here, surely we will have a blast in Tagaytay or Batangas. Summer hasn't end yet though its raining hard everyday. People still planning vacation activities and looking for a great spot to spend. Listed are some vacation spot that would help you enjoy with your love ones
- Terrazas de Punta Fuego - Punta Fuego's newest enclave, Terrazas is situated within a two-hour driv
e from Manila. Conveniently located in Nasugbu, Batangas via Tagaytay-Nasugbu Tourism Highway is the closest clean water beach destination south of Manila, 10 minutes away from Peninsula de Punta Fuego and 30 minutes away from Tagaytay City. It boasts of 800 meters of fine white sand and pristine clear waters making this the best swimming beach in Nasugbu, Batangas. Unique landscape affords many wonderful scenic views of either the Batangas mountain range or the South China Sea.
- Day's Hotel Tagaytay - Day's Inn 1998 International Property of the Year - 5 Sunbursts and Chairman's Award Winner - The invigorating climate provides the Hotel with a cool ambiance perfect for a relaxing stay - It is considered by many as the most beautiful hotel in the count
ry - It has 48 standard rooms, 12 superior and 8 deluxe - Each room has its own balcony overlooking a spectacular view of the lake and volcano - Days Hotel Tagaytay features a scenic elevator, a roof deck restaurant and bar, swimming pool, kiddie pool, a function room for 120 people, a business center, specialty shops and other services such as travel, tour arrangements and shuttle service - All rooms have a porch overlooking the world famous Taal and Volcano - Scenic elevator overlooking the lake - A bar with see through glass panels - 20 minute drive to championship golf courses of Nasugbu, Batangas - 10 minute drive to city proper - 5 minute drive to government office complex - 45 minute drive to the towns of Taal and Talisay, the starting point of the trek to the volcano cone







