Tagaytay | Taal Volcano Boat w/ Guide | Hidden Waterfalls (3in1)

dge called Picnic Groove in Tagaytay City for the Taal Volcano eruption sightseeing tour. Taal Volcano suddenly erupted at 2:36 PM on Sunday, January 12, 2020, forcing all to flee from the island. For the next 24 hours, ashes coming from the crater traveled to Metro Manila and nearby areas as 150,000 people fled from their homes.

the unique island ten meters from the boat. See the volcano emits Sulfur Dioxide. A total of 18,638 tonnes/day of volcanic sulfur dioxide or SO2 gas emission from the Taal Main Crater was measured every day. Taal has averaged approximately 10,331 tonnes/day for the year and has been continuously degassing voluminous concentrations of SO2 since the eruption 2020. Note that the Island Volcano itself including the Crater is still restricted by the National Government as the Philippine Volcanology raised the eruption Alert to Level 1 until today. No setting foot on the island policy is still in place. DISCLAIMER: Please disregard all the reviews regarding the Crater Trekking Tour before the eruption on January 12, 2020.

hike to a hidden waterfall tucked within lush greenery. Formed after a powerful landslide years ago, this natural wonder reveals a newly shaped landscape that highlights nature’s raw and evolving beauty. Experience the refreshing beauty of these pristine waters—perfect for a cool, natural shower. Feel free to bring your towel and a change of clothes if you’d like to freshen up.