Crosswinds Tagaytay

About

Swiss Alps vibes, about two hours from Manila! Crosswinds is a 100-hectare alpine-style village by Brittany Corporation, wrapped in more than 35,000 pine trees, so the air feels cooler and smells like a real forest. Stroll the pine-lined lanes, snap photos of the colorful Swiss-style chalets, then warm up with coffee and pastries at the cafes inside. Come late afternoon when the fog rolls in, and in the holiday season the Trail of Lights turns the forest into a glowing walk. Entry is per car and most of it comes back as a food voucher, so plan to eat here and make a slow, cozy date out of it!

What to do here

  • Walk the pine-tree lanes
  • Take photos of the colorful Swiss-style chalets
  • Have coffee and pastries at the cafes inside
  • Do the Trail of Lights walk in the holiday season

Know before you go

Fog can be thick on the access road in the cold months, so drive slowly with your lights on.

Bring a light jacket; it gets cold in the evening.

Entry is per vehicle: weekdays ₱200 parking plus an ₱800 consumable food voucher; weekends ₱300 parking plus a ₱700 voucher.

Per vehicle (LakbayPinas, Sept 2026): weekdays ₱200 parking + ₱800 consumable food voucher; weekends ₱300 parking + ₱700 voucher, spent at the cafes and restaurants inside.

Where it is

Crosswinds, Central Calamba Road, Barangay Iruhin, Tagaytay City, Cavite

By commuteFrom Manila, take a Tagaytay-bound bus from Buendia or PITX (₱70–₱150, 1.5–2.5 hours) to the Olivarez terminal in Tagaytay, then the jeepney bound for People's Park/Palengke, which passes Crosswinds. By car, take SLEX and CALAX to the Silang exit, then Aguinaldo Highway and Tagaytay-Calamba Road.

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FAQ

Is there an entrance fee at Crosswinds?

Entry works per vehicle: ₱200–₱300 parking plus a ₱700–₱800 food voucher you spend inside (2026).

What is there to do?

Walk the pine forest lanes, take photos of the Swiss-style chalets, and eat at the cafes and restaurants.

When is it most beautiful?

On foggy cold-season afternoons, and during the holiday Trail of Lights.

Facts from lakbaypinas.com · thepoortraveler.net · brittany.com.ph

Prices, hours and access can change, and weather can close a spot fast. Check the official page and PAGASA or PHIVOLCS advisories before you go. GalaTayo is not affiliated with this place. Disclaimer

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