About Nuvali
Nuvali is a 2,400-hectare mixed-use eco-city developed by Ayala Land spanning Santa Rosa, Calamba and Cabuyao in Laguna, Philippines. Centered around a man-made lake and green open spaces, it integrates residential, commercial and recreational areas with sustainability principles. Notable for its lakeside promenade, bike trails, wildlife sanctuary and Ayala Malls Solenad, it serves as a major eco-tourism and leisure destination south of Metro Manila.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large, master-planned estate with a central man-made lake, landscaped parks, lakeside promenade, and extensive bike and jogging trails. Areas to explore include the Nuvali Lake for boating and fishing, Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary, Camp N for outdoor activities, gardens, and Ayala Malls Solenad for shopping and dining. The environment is open, green and family-oriented with rental facilities for bikes and boats, picnic areas, and views of Mt. Makiling.
Key highlights
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Nuvali Lake with water biking, boating and lakeside promenade
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Extensive dedicated bike trails and bike rental facilities
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Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary with viewing areas
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Camp N outdoor adventure camp with zipline and obstacle courses
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Ayala Malls Solenad retail and dining complex within the estate
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Landscaped parks, gardens and eco-trails with Mt. Makiling views
History of Nuvali
Nuvali was launched in 2009 by Ayala Land as its first large-scale sustainable and eco-city development, transforming former sugarcane fields of the Canlubang Sugar Estate into a mixed-use community. It was planned as a model for responsible development integrating residential, business, and conservation areas.
Culture & Context
Nuvali serves as a prominent eco-tourism and recreational hub for Southern Luzon, promoting sustainable living, outdoor recreation and family-oriented leisure. It hosts community events, weekend markets, and outdoor activities that reflect contemporary Filipino leisure culture.
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