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Yoki's Farm

Tabluan Road, 1, Mendez, Cavite, Philippines
+63 999 994 9603
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Openning hours
  • Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Reviews
jb Cee (01/28/2021)
Very nice for kids and kids at heart. What i noticed is that the guides are young—maybe students looking for extra cash which is great! The animal encounter especially on rabbits was enjoyed by my toddler very much!
Drake Hogestyn (02/15/2021)
Perfect for family with kids or group of friends. You may purchase a guided tour for P300 or with veggies harvest at P500 or with animal encounter at P800. The big laughing Buddha is a great finale in the tour. It's about 5 hectares of developed farm with zoo animals... more attractions being developed.
Nivz Meremilla (02/15/2021)
Very nice place to bring your child. You will see zebra and there are antique items from the other part of Asia which are collections of the owner and open for public. Also, it is very comfortable even during summer given that the place is highland near Tagaytay.
Lynne Marquez (12/25/2020)
the place is nice, a must see for kids to interact with animals. Tour guide is so accommodating and well informed. Will recommend this place.
Mitzi Sanchez (02/08/2021)
This place is surprisingly operating amidst of pandemic restrictions. Kids and Senior Citizens are allowed to enjoy, relax, explore and breathe fresh air in an orchidarium, hydroponics farm, museum, and animal sanctuary. This is perfect for family and friends most especially for kids who’s been stuck in their cribs due to pandemic. Price is reasonable. Adults- 300 pesos and kids-200 pesos and check their website for updates wether day have discount for seniors and children below 5 y/o. I suggest to have a tour guide and will cost you for 100 pesos only it’s a deal breaker! There were couple pop up stores that you can buy drinks and food. I suggest to bring water with you. It’s a quite long walk but manageable regardless with your age and weather condition. In addition to this, employees are very hospitable and kind. I noticed their tour guides were young ( teenagers) and I believe this is a good training background for them to build rapport and offer above and beyond service. “ teach ‘em while they are young”. Overall. My family and I were very ecstatic and satisfied! Would highly recommend.
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