About Tagalag Fishing Village
Tagalag Fishing Village is a community-based eco-tourism site in Barangay Tagalag, northern Valenzuela City, Metro Manila. Located along the Meycauayan River and near Manila Bay, it preserves the area's traditional fishing livelihood. The village is notable for its 1.3-kilometer boardwalk, floating cottages, seafood restaurants, and sunset views, developed by the Valenzuela City Government to promote local fisheries and sustainable tourism.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a riverside fishing community with a long concrete boardwalk and viewing decks overlooking fishponds and the Meycauayan River. The area features floating cottages and pavilions for rent, local seafood restaurants and kiosks, fishing spots where visitors can fish or watch fisherfolk, and open areas for sunset viewing and photography. The setting is flat, open, and semi-rural within an urban city, with mangrove areas and birdlife.
Key highlights
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1.3-kilometer boardwalk and viewing decks along the river and fishponds
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Sunset viewing over Manila Bay and Meycauayan River
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Floating cottages and pavilions available for rent
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Fresh seafood dining from local restaurants and food stalls
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Recreational fishing and observation of traditional fishing activities
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