1 day itinerary for Antipolo

Itinerary

Antipolo is a beautiful destination with a mix of nature, culture, and delicious food. Here’s a fun and budget-friendly itinerary for your day in Antipolo, all while keeping it solo-friendly and under 3,000 pesos!

Morning: Start with Nature and Views

7:00 AM - Breakfast at a Local Café Kick off your day with a hearty breakfast at a local café. Try Café Lupe or The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf for a cozy atmosphere. A breakfast meal will typically cost around 150-300 pesos.

8:00 AM - Visit the Antipolo Cathedral After breakfast, head to the Antipolo Cathedral (also known as the National Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage). It’s a beautiful place to soak in some culture and spirituality. Plus, the architecture is stunning! Entry is free, so you can take your time exploring.

9:30 AM - Hinulugang Taktak National Park Next, make your way to Hinulugang Taktak National Park. It’s a lovely spot to enjoy nature, and you can take a leisurely walk around the area. The entrance fee is around 20 pesos. Don’t forget to take some photos by the waterfall!

Midday: Culture and Local Flavors

11:00 AM - Explore the Local Art Scene Check out the Antipolo Art Gallery or visit local art shops. You might find some unique souvenirs or just enjoy the local art scene. This is a great way to connect with the local culture.

12:30 PM - Lunch at a Local Eatery For lunch, try Lola Idang’s for some authentic Filipino dishes. A meal here will cost you around 150-250 pesos. Don’t miss their famous sinigang or adobo!

Afternoon: More Nature and Relaxation

1:30 PM - Visit the Pinto Art Museum After lunch, head to the Pinto Art Museum. This is a must-visit for art lovers! The entrance fee is around 250 pesos, and you’ll be treated to a beautiful collection of contemporary art in a stunning setting. Take your time wandering through the galleries and gardens.

3:30 PM - Relax at the Antipolo View Deck After the museum, make your way to the Antipolo View Deck. It’s a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the panoramic views of Metro Manila. Bring a book or just sit back and enjoy the scenery.

Evening: Dinner and Reflection

5:00 PM - Dinner at a Scenic Restaurant For dinner, head to The Nest Dining in the Sky. It’s a bit of a splurge, but the views are worth it! You can enjoy a meal for around 500-800 pesos. Treat yourself to some delicious dishes while watching the sunset.

7:00 PM - Head Back Home After a fulfilling day, it’s time to head back. You can take a jeepney or a ride-hailing service, which should cost around 100-200 pesos depending on your location.

Budget Breakdown:

• Breakfast: 200 pesos
• Antipolo Cathedral: Free
• Hinulugang Taktak: 20 pesos
• Lunch: 250 pesos
• Pinto Art Museum: 250 pesos
• Antipolo View Deck: Free
• Dinner: 800 pesos
• Transportation: 200 pesos

Total: 1,720 pesos

This leaves you with some extra budget for snacks, souvenirs, or any spontaneous adventures you might want to add! Enjoy your day in Antipolo, and don’t forget to take lots of pictures! 🌄✨