SVD Laudato Si' Farm
About
A free farm escape that TikTok can't stop posting! The SVD Laudato Si' Farm is a working eco-farm run by the Divine Word missionaries, with neat vegetable plots, flower gardens and wide green lawns made for slow walks. Pick up fresh produce, grab coffee at the SVD Cafe, and step into the open-air Chapel of the Virgin of the Poor, a peaceful chapel tucked inside the farm. There is no entrance fee, so it suits families and budget dates. Go early in the morning while it is cool and quiet, and bring a bag for the veggies you will want to take home!
Dry until sunset (5:34 PM). Good time to go!
- All Saints' Day (Oct 31 to Nov 1): expect heavy traffic; leave early.Peak week
- 1.5–2.5 hrsTime to spend
- Early mornings, especially on weekdays; weekends and Sunday Mass times get crowded.Best time to go
- Free entryEntrance and budget
- From the Olivarez terminal in Tagaytay, take a tricycle to SVD Farm.Getting there
What to do here
- Walk the vegetable and flower gardens
- Have coffee at the SVD Cafe
- Visit the open-air Chapel of the Virgin of the Poor
- Buy fresh farm produce
Know before you go
Paths can be slippery after rain, so wear shoes with grip.
Keep noise down near the chapel, especially during Mass.
On-site parking for cars; it fills up on weekends.
Free entrance (2024–2026 posts by several creators). Food, coffee and produce are paid separately.
Go early in the morning while it is cool and quiet, and bring a bag for the veggies you will want to take home!
Where it is
SVD Farm, Tolentino West, Tagaytay City, Cavite
By commuteFrom the Olivarez terminal in Tagaytay, take a tricycle to SVD Farm. By car, it is a short drive from the Tagaytay Rotunda area.
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FAQ
Is there an entrance fee?
No, entry to the farm is free.
What can you do there?
Walk the gardens, buy vegetables, have coffee at the SVD Cafe, and visit the open-air chapel.
Who runs the farm?
The Society of the Divine Word (SVD) missionaries.