8 Best Places to Visit in Quezon Province

Step into Quezon Province, where every journey is a chance to explore nature and give back to the community.

Named after President Manuel L. Quezon, this province is more than a weekend escape. It’s a chance to:

• 🌊 Support local livelihoods by staying in family-run resorts and dining on fresh, farm-to-table meals.
• 🏖️ Discover hidden beaches and island sanctuaries while practicing “leave no trace” travel.
• 🏰 Step into history and heritage, honoring traditions that locals proudly preserve.
• 🙏 Join in spiritual journeys that connect you to both nature and community.

We’ve listed down some places in Quezon province that you must include in your itinerary to make the most out of visit.🚗💫

🙏🗻Kamay Ni Hesus Shrine

The Kamay Ni Hesus Shrine in Quezon is a significant religious site, spanning 5 hectares, attracting visitors seeking solace and spirituality. Climbing 300 steps leads to an impressive giant statue of Jesus Christ. Situated in Barangay Tinamnan, Lucban, it offers a serene setting, a gift shop, a playground, and ample parking. Accessible via the Lucban-Tayabas Road, around 130 km from Metro Manila. 

🏝️Cagbalete Island

Cagbalete Island is a serene tourist spot with white sandy beaches and a diverse ecosystem. Travelers can take public boats or private transfers to reach the island. Three notable resorts in the southeastern section are MVT Sto. Niño Beach Resort, Pansacola Beach Resort, and Villa Cleofas. Activities include beach hopping, snorkeling, swimming, fishing, bird watching, and horseback riding. The resorts offer camping, picnics, beach volleyball, and water sports. Boat tours are available to nearby attractions like the Fish Sanctuary, Ilog Bukana, Bonsai Island, and Baliscar Island.

🗻Mt. Banahaw

The highest peak in Calabarzon, Mount Banahaw is part of a complex with three volcanoes. With a height of around 2158 meters, it straddles Laguna and Quezon provinces. Considered holy and mystical, pilgrims visit for physical and spiritual restoration. Despite being an active volcano, it’s a popular hiking spot with stunning views. Caution and local authority consultation are necessary before climbing.

🏝️Jomalig Island

Explore adventurous Quezon Province on Jomalig Island. Though far and not easily accessible, its pristine sandy shores stand out from Manila’s beaches. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and beach hopping. Local motorcycle drivers can guide you around the laid-back island. Book a resort for accommodation, as camping is only allowed in some areas. Reach Jomalig from Real town’s port, Ungos, via a 5 to 6-hour boat ride.

🍽️Kamayan sa Palaisdaan 

Visit Kamayan sa Palaisdaan in Quezon for a unique food-based attraction. Sip a comforting hot bowl of bulalo or sinigang and dine in floating rustic cottages on the man-made pond, surrounded by green scenery and a cool breeze. While in the area, you can also try out hiking, swimming, and horseback riding.

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🏺UGU Bigyan’s Pottery Garden 

UGU Bigyan’s Pottery Garden in Quezon, Tiaong, is a unique attraction. It was once the private home of pottery artist Augusto “Ugu” Bigyan, now transformed into a pottery workshop, art gallery, and restaurant. Visitors can explore the open grounds with attractive architecture, shop for hand-crafted potteries and souvenirs, attend pottery workshops, and enjoy Asian fusion dishes in the restaurant amidst a beautiful garden setting.

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🌻Sunshine Farm

Sunshine Farm in Tiaong, Quezon, a sunflower haven near Villa Escudero. Opened in Feb 2018, it empowers persons with disabilities, owned by PWD advocate Rhodora Palomar-Fresnedi. Stroll amidst blooming sunflowers, ideal for photoshoots and small events. Wear light clothing, bring water, and visit in April-May for full bloom. Buy sunflowers and souvenirs to support PWD livelihood programs. 🌻📸🌞

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🏞️Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort

Complete your Quezon Province tour by visiting Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort.Once a sugarcane and coconut plantation, it transformed into a splendid resort in the ’80s. Embrace Filipino culture, indulge in serene accommodations, and experience the Labasin Waterfalls Restaurant. Don’t miss the captivating museum and the mesmerizing Philippine Experience Show. Endless recreational activities await! 🌴🍽️🏊‍♂️

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