Upon
visiting the Caliraya Lake in Laguna, there are two options for
you to choose from, depending on your location, your type of transportation,
public or private, or if you want a shorter time or course in
going there. One is via the South Luzon Express Way while the
other one is via Antipolo.
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From the Cubao
Bus Terminal, take a bus ( HM Transport or any bus ) that going
to Pagsawitan. This ride will take you about two to two-and-a-half
hours. Then, at Pagsawitan terminal, take a 3- to 5- minute ride
to a tricycle or a jeepney with a signboard "Lumot"
. From Lumot terminal, take a ride to a jeepney that going to
Lewin for about half an hour.
From
the place of Lewin, you then take a ride to a boat for about 2
to 3 minutes that bring you to one of a resort at Caliraya Lake.
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From Metro Manila bus station, take a bus with a signboard of
Sta.Cruz in Laguna and get off at the Pagsawitan, Pagsanjan terminal.
Then, take a jeepney- or tricycle- ride that brings to you to
the Sta. Cruz terminal. The jeepney will pass thru Pagsanjan,
it will turn left then pass thru Lumban, turn to the right to
climb the mountain road to Caliraya where you can find of course
the Caliraya Lake with different resorts along with it.
Laguna
Province Accessibility
Major bus companies here in the city have its trip to the well
developed roads to and from Metro Manila and within the CALABARZON
(Cavite-Laguna-Batangas-Rizal-Quezon) on a regular basis. Bus
terminals are located at Buendia and Taft Avenue and EDSA in Pasay
City.
*Eastern
route: In this route, you must
take the Ortigas Avenue through the towns of Rizal and onward
to the eastern towns of Laguna through the Laguna de Bay road
network.
*Southern route: In
this particular route, the South Expressway is the main artery,
with exits at San Pedro, Biñan, Sta Rosa, Cabuyao and Calamba
in Laguna.
*CALABARZON route:
The highway system and well-developed road network of this region
links the neighboring provinces with ease and convenience for
tourism, trade and commerce.
