Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort

Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort is an 800-hectare coconut plantation and heritage resort on the border of Tiaong, Quezon and San Pablo City, Laguna. Established in 1872, it is known for its waterfall restaurant, museum of religious and cultural artifacts, and immersive Filipino rural life experiences. The resort offers day tours and overnight stays amid plantation grounds, river and traditional village settings.

Visitors can expect a working coconut plantation with a river-fed waterfall restaurant where tables are set at the foot of Labasin Falls, a museum housed in a former church displaying the Escudero family's private collections of religious artifacts, antiques and memorabilia, carabao-drawn cart rides through the plantation, bamboo rafting on Labasin Lake, swimming pools, and a live cultural show featuring traditional Filipino music and dance. Grounds include heritage houses, gardens, and accommodation in plantation-style rooms.