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A must-visit for any avid divers and beach lovers, Batangas is the place to be for “vitamin sea.” This has become one of the most favorite weekend getaway destinations as it is only a few hours’ drive from Metro Manila. From the popular Anilao to the renowned Verde Passage Island, Batangas is teeming with abundant marine life.
Step back in time as you learn more about Batangas’ rich history and culture. Each town boasts a piece of the wonderful past worth knowing. Lipa City, known as the “Rome of the Philippines,” and Taal are must-visit places for its famous churches and heritage sites.
January to May are the ideal months to visit Batangas to fully enjoy the beaches and the diving spots. However, it can get crowded anytime between end of March up until April, when summer officially starts and holidays like the Holy Week occur.
The nearest airport in Batangas is Ninoy aquino International Airport in Pasay. From NAIA, drive or commute to reach Batangas.
Driving to Batangas is the most convenient way to get to the province. You may take South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) then the STAR Tollway. If you’re commuting, there are several bus bound for Batangas in different bus terminals like in Pasay (Buendia-Taft) and Cubao (Araneta Center Bus Terminal) to name a few.
The port in Batangas serves few ferries going to select provinces including Puerto Galera, Caticlan (Boracay), and Sibuyan Island. There are no ferries from Manila.
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