Yoki’s Farm, Tagaytay – I’ve heard about Yoki’s Farm in a parenting group many times. But this is the first time we finally decided to visit. And I must say that it’s a nice place to visit especially for families of young kids.
Looking for a farm in Cavite might not be hard, because they have a lot! But I’m going to share our experience at Yoki’s Farm because it’s one of the famous ones. And maybe we can visit the other ones in the future too.
How to go to Yoki’s Farm
Yoki’s Farm location is not that far away from the city.
Located at Mendez, Cavite, Yoki’s Farm can be easily accessible by a jeepney and trike. From Tagaytay, ride a trike until you reach 7/11 convenience store city proper, then ride a trike to Yoki’s Farm.
To go back, tell the driver to fetch you because it’s hard to find a ride back.
Yoki’s Farm address: 003 Tabluan Road, Palocpoc 1, Mendez, Cavite
Contact Number: (046) 409 7257 / +63-999 994 9603
Yoki’s Farm Tour
Before paying Yoki’s Farm entrance fee, the staff will let you choose about what package you want. For a maximum of 10 pax, you can get a tour guide at 150 Php (2.58 USD), and you’ll learn a lot from the guide.
We chose the Farm Tour package and we had lots of fun inside. Apart from getting to see the different farm animals, the tour guide explained the stuff very well (shoutout to kuya for the great experience! He’s very enthusiastic about sharing his knowledge so I highly recommend him!)
Farm Tour
What’s included?
- 2 hour tour with resident farm animals and a trip around the farm
- Visit the vegetable plantation
- Check out antique museum
Adult rate: 400 Php (6.88 USD)
Children: 350 Php (6.02 USD)
Children below 3 ft. are FREE
Animal Encounter
What’s included?
- Animal feeding
- Up-close encounter with farm animals
- Walk-in visit to aviary
Adult rate: 900 Php (15.50 USD)
Children (up to 12yo): 800 Php (13.78 USD)
Children below 3 ft. are FREE
Full Package
What’s included?
- Hydroponics harvest and animal encounters
Adult rate: 1100 Php (18.95 USD)
Children (up to 12yo): 1000 Php (17.22 USD)
Children below 3 ft. are FREE
Yoki’s Farm – South’s Hidden Treasure
Not many farms in Tagaytay are like Yoki’s Farm. Because apart from the tour around farm animals and feeding them, you get to experience seeing a wide collection of antiques and be able to pick vegetables for you to take home.
Yoki’s Farm sanctuary
When I hear the word sanctuary it makes me feel good about the place. Because you know that animals are well taken care of in such places, so you can visit the place without any remorse feeling or about worrying about the animal’s health.
At Yoki’s Farm, you know that animals love their residence because you can see how they love the tour guide. Some animals even have their favorite caretakers (who are also tour guides), it just shows how the people around them give them love.
After choosing our tour, the tour guide greeted us happily and we immediately know that we’re gonna gave a great time inside. Kuya was very accommodating of any of our questions and he loves sharing his knowledge about the farm with us.
We fed tortoises, zebras, and birds.
Cutie pie alpaca was also there!
Have you ever touched an ostrich? Here at Yoki’s Farm, you can!
A young macaque also showed her excitement by holding onto our arms! How cute!
And while I was a bit terrified, I also carried a small snake very careful not to startle it.
Hydrophonics Farm
One of the biggest hydroponics farm in Calabarzon, Yoki’s Farm offers edible greens you can buy at a reasonable price. Lettuce, spinach, rosemary, and many different greens are found inside Yoki’s Farm.
You know that these greens are pesticide-free so you’re actually getting more from the produce. Best of all, if you choose the tour package with hydroponics farm, you get to take home 500 grams of the veggies you’re going to pick! Isn’t it nice?
Yoki’s Collection
What I believe is Yoki’s hidden treasure is the antique museum you wouldn’t usually find at any other zoos or sanctuaries. Old Asian artifacts and souvenirs are found inside the farm – which bring out that eerie feeling in anyone.
Thankfully, you won’t be touring the place along even if you decide to visit Yoki’s Farm on your own, because the tour guide will be there to accompany you. What will greet you is a large Buddha statue smiling at you as you start your journey in checking out the antiques.
Apart from precious and pricey artifacts (you have to be careful not to knock them off!), you’ll also see many interesting old things that don’t exist anymore. There are old typewriters, telephones, electric fans, and so much more inside.
A part of Yoki’s collection is enclosed inside a large glass room so you can see the collection without Yoki’s Farm owner worrying about them getting damaged. We also saw a large boat display that’s made of ivory!
Yoki’s Farm Restaurant
Enter at Yoki’s Farm hungry, and you’ll surely leave with a full stomach! Thanks to The Farm Table Restaurant, you can enjoy all-day breakfast where the ingredients are sourced directly from the farm so you’re sure of the freshness!
Yoki’s Farm playground
At the end of our tour, we decided to check out the playground. Inside there are slides and a mini playground where children can extend their play. Make sure to bring socks so you can enter, but regardless, you can buy socks at the front desk.
Restaurants near Yoki’s Farm
If you’re not satisfied with Yoki’s Farm menu, many other restaurants are also available outside, should you wish to try other food. Below are some of the Tagaytay places you can eat!
- Farmer’s Table Tagaytay
- Alfredo’s Grill & Restaurant
- Ridge Park Kainan sa Kubo
- Munting Hardin Food Park
- Rosario, Pamanang Panlasa
Yoki’s Farm review (Tagaytay) conclusion
When we saw the green veggies at hydroponics farm, we realised we should’ve opted the Yoki’s Farm rates that included picking vegetables. But all in all, we enjoyed our experience at the farm.
I hope that the Yoki’s Farm photos made you want to visit it soon! More Tagaytay activities below!
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Other Tagaytay Tourist Spots
Bringing your family and friends to Tagaytay attractions is one of the best things to do when you’re in the area. Everyone will surely enjoy their Tagaytay trip especially when they know they got the tourist spots tickets discounted!
Sky Ranch
A Tagaytay itinerary can’t be complete without a trip to Sky Ranch.
Thanks to Sky Ranch, you don’t have to travel far to enjoy thrilling rides. Because there are 16 attractions to visit so you’ll go back to your hotel/staycation tired and happy. Moreover, you can get discounted tickets when you book at Klook!
Paradizoo
What better way to learn about animals than to spend a day and feed them? Visit Paradizoo and learn more about sheep-shearing, goat, and cow milking! Also, see various flowers and vegetables in the field when you go there!
Zoori at Residence Inn
Ready to spend a day with animals while enjoying Taal volcano view? When you go to Zoori at Residence Inn, you can!
There’s a cable car and bike zip for you to enjoy the breathtaking Taal volcano view when you’re done checking out reptiles, birds, and many zoo animals. You can also watch animal shows and magic shows in between when you get tired walking around.
Klook promo code: HAPPIKLOOK, get discounts of up to 5% on your Klook bookings!
Tagaytay Tour Packages
You don’t have to think about where to go in Tagaytay or what to do in Tagaytay if you book tours right at your fingertips. Choose among the budget-friendly packages below for a well-deserved treat!
Tagaytay Day Tour
Visit Tagaytay Picnic Grove and Sunflower Farmville, and know about the history at Museo Orlina and People’s Park in the Sky when you book this tour. You’ll surely have an unforgettable day tour!
Tagaytay Day Tour (SM Mall of Asia pick up)
Without worrying about traveling to Tagaytay, this Tagaytay Day Tour will bring you to places just by following the timetable assigned. Below are the places you’ll see:
- Tagaytay Picnic Grove
- Sonya’s Garden
- Mahogany Public Market
- Gingerbread House Tagaytay
- Palace in the Sky
- Sky Ranch Tagaytay
- Caleruega Church
- Good Shepherd Tagaytay
Hotel near Yoki’s Farm
Enjoying Tagaytay need not make you feel poor. Below are some hotels near Yoki’s Farm you can stay in without breaking your budget!
Purple Orchid Bed and Breakfast
Affordable and comfortable, that’s what to best describe Purple Orchid Bed and Breakfast. The 3-star hotel is also very near Puzzle Mansion, about 200 meters distance. There’s also a free parking space if you have a car, so you’re sure to have
Felicitas Tagaytay
Want Tagaytay place with pool? Felicitas Tagaytay it is!
You won’t be left out on trends when you stay here because there’s free wifi for everyone. And then there’s the big pool where you can take Instagrammable photos for the best trip ever.
The Lakeview Suites
The Lakeview Suites offers a beautiful view and a relaxing feel, thanks to the jacuzzi. Stay here and be able to reach Sky Ranch and Ayala Malls Serin in no time!
