Where to Go in Laguna | Nuvali Activities

From Paseo de Santa Rosa, my workmate, her friend, and I headed to Nuvali to experience an extreme water sport called wakeboarding. Yes, I call it extreme, because I do not know how to do it or let’s just say that any kind of water sport terrifies me. If you are asking where to go in Laguna for some city adventure, this is it.

While we were walking enthusiastically, the security guard told us that they were closed, because of typhoon Ruby. Surprisingly, the rain was not as heavy as the public expected. We were quite annoyed since the reason why we were there was to wakeboard.

Anyhoo, we just decided to still savor the moment by taking pictures, because it felt like we were not in the Philippines. The pictures look as if they were taken abroad. Then again, the tricycles on the background suggest otherwise.

Aside from wakeboarding which is what Nuvali is known for, they also have:

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Bike Rental

Helmet is provided and, of course, only one person is allowed per bike. Wearing of slippers or sandals is prohibited, too. Php 60/ hour

Taxi Boat

The minimum passenger for the boat ride is six persons, while the maximum is twelve. Children below 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Php 30/head round trip

Fish Feeding

The feeding time is from 8 AM to 5 PM. Php 15/pack for the feeds.

Wakeboarding

Here is the rate for wakeboarding taken from this post.

Day Ride (8:30 am to 5:30 pm)
1 Hour Pass	P250
2 Hour Pass	P475
4 Hour Pass	P595
8 Hour Pass	P995
Night Ride (6:00 pm to 10:00pm)
1 Hour Pass	P350
2 Hour Pass	P600
4 Hour Pass	P800
Day and Night Pass	P1750

Monday to Thursday	8:30 am to 5:30 pm
Friday to Sunday, Holidays, Summer Time	8:30 am to 10:00 pm

Nuvali is also conceptualized as an outdoor mall. We visited on a Sunday, which is why there are a lot of people. Besides, we went there during the Christmas season!