SVD Laudato Si' Farm

SVD Farm has the vibe of a touristy farm (as it should 😅) There’s a lot to see and do here: the SVD Café, chocolate and tablea products, the Puto Bumbong area where you can watch how they make puto bumbong, a fish pond where you can see the same tilapia and catfish served on their menu, souvenir shops, and even an art exhibit. There’s probably more around the farm that we didn’t get to explore. I think its a a great place for retreats. We even saw people who looked like on a group tour during our visit.

Nice start of our tagaytay adventure. Serene and well maintained place. SVD cafe foods are reasonably priced. Kids enjoyed the fish feeding.

Love it here! With free sight seeing of their farm you can roam around and we are lucky enough to see the staffs harvesting their turmeric, others are planting eggplants and the like. Many varieties of vegetable and fruits you can see which i really enjoyed as i walked in the place.

Had the time to vist here yesterday (February 15, 2026 ) with my partner. SVD Farm is a great place for retreats and recollection. They hold scheduled Mass every Sunday at their open chapel until 3 PM, and they also have another Chapel for anyone who needs a quiet space to pray and reflect. It’s truly an ecotourism destination dedicated to faith, farming, and food. The farm features a variety of flowers and plants, which adds to the relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. They also offer food options like pizza, nachos, tacos, and other snacks. There’s a café that serves milk tea, yogurt drinks, fruit teas, and coffee, plus some stalls that offer waffles and pastries to go with your drinks. They have kubos scattered around the place for bible studies, retreat activities and for dining. Their parking area are very well maintained and spacious. Some residents near the area offers parking for 50 pesos. If you're in a hurry, you can avail but you'll walk around 8-10 mins. to reach the farm ad vice versa. Pet friendly ✅ Free entrance ✅ Free parking ✅ Will definitely go back with my family here. Note: Visitors are encouraged to wear proper and modest clothing in respect to the place’s values.

We walked over to this place right after we visited the Pink Sisters Convent as it was located right behind the earlier spot and we do not have to look for parking again. It is a huge vegetable farm and with markets and restaurants on the side. The area is a wide, open space and there is even a small chapel on the hilltop. We enjoyed the fresh air here and the cool breeze before the noon sun heat things up. It was a nice stroll around this area.