Infinity Farm
About
Cold, fast rapids straight from Mt. Halcon! Infinity Farm is a farm resort in Baco where a crystal-clear mountain river tumbles over boulders into turquoise pools, with tables set right by the water. Pick a spot along the river, wade into the natural pools and let the current cool you down. It is open on weekends only and all bookings are online, so plan ahead. A Mindoro road-trip must!
Rain likely until 9 AM. Head out after.
Opening hoursSee the week
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- WednesdayClosed
- ThursdayClosed
- FridayClosed
- Saturday8 AM–5 PM
- Sunday8 AM–5 PM
Day tours only; last admission 3 PM
From thenewinfinityfarm.com, checked Oct 2026
- Half day to full dayTime to spend
- Weekend mornings in the dry months (March to May).Best time to go
- About ₱200 per personValue · Great value
- Jeep, then a tricycleNo car needed
What to do here
- Swim in the river pools
- Sit at a table right by the rapids
- Photograph the cascades
Know before you go
The current is strong; stay out of areas marked off-limits and wear aqua shoes.
Mobile signal is weak; share your plans before you go.
Parking at the farm (confirm when you book).
Entrance ₱200 adults, ₱150 kids 10 and below, ₱164.29 seniors; tables ₱300–₱1,500 depending on size (official FAQ, checked October 2026).
Infinity Farm is a farm resort in Baco where a crystal-clear mountain river tumbles over boulders into turquoise pools, with tables set right by the water.
Where it is
Mangangan 1, Baco, Oriental Mindoro
No car neededFrom Calapan City, ride a jeepney to the Baco municipal hall (about 20 minutes), then a tricycle or habal-habal to the farm (about 15 minutes).
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FAQ
When is it open?
Saturdays and Sundays, 8 AM to 5 PM, per the official FAQ.
Do we need to book?
Yes, reserve and pay on the official website before you go.
Can we bring food?
Check the FAQ: cakes are free to bring in, and lechon has a ₱1,500 corkage fee.