Have you ever found yourself at the Pasay Victory Liner Terminal, wondering how to make your way to Nuvali in Sta. Rosa, Laguna? While there are various routes to reach this beautiful destination, the following experience-based guide offers you a unique perspective on how to get there, especially if you’ve landed at the Pasay Victory Liner Terminal.
The journey begins with the circumstances that lead you to Pasay Victory Liner Terminal. You might be arriving from other parts of the Philippines or have a specific reason for starting your trip here.
In our case, we found ourselves at Pasay Victory Liner Terminal after an impromptu trip from Olongapo, Zambales, due to urgent matters. We had purchased regular bus tickets at 5:00 AM for a 5:30 AM departure from Olongapo Victory Liner Terminal. After a 3-hour journey, we reached Pasay Victory Liner Terminal at 8:50 AM. With heavy traffic in view, we spotted the P2P airport bus limousine, setting the stage for an unexpected adventure.
How to Get to Nuvali, Sta. Rosa Laguna from Pasay Victory Liner Terminal
So here is a step by step experience-baed guide to get to Nuvali, Sta. Rosa Laguna from Pasay Victory Liner Terminal
Step 1: Take the P2P Airport Bus Limousine
1. Upon arriving at the Pasay Victory Liner Terminal, head towards the P2P Airport Bus, typically located near the passenger waiting area on the right side, close to a small hotel.
2. Approach the driver or ticketing officer for information about the bus schedules. They are usually quite helpful and willing to answer your queries.
Click this link to view the schedule of the buses: Ube express P2P Naia to Victory Liner Pasay
3. Take a seat on the P2P bus, and the ticketing officer will approach you to collect the fare, usually 150 pesos per person. They’ll provide you with a bus ticket from a handheld ticketing machine.
4. The P2P airport bus is known for its punctuality, thanks to improved infrastructure in the Philippines. These buses have dedicated lanes in Metro Manila, offering a convenient and cost-effective alternative to taxis. The journey to NAIA Terminal 3 takes around 20 minutes. It’s worth noting that the P2P bus stops at all NAIA terminals, but the driver often announces each terminal stop.
Step 2: Take the P2P Express Bus Going to Robinsons Sta. Rosa Laguna
1. The P2P Airport Bus will drop you off at the bay where the bus heading to Robinsons Sta. Rosa Laguna awaits passengers. At this point, you’ll find a kiosk and seating to wait comfortably.
2. Double-check with the staff at the kiosk or the bus driver to ensure you’re boarding the correct bus bound for Robinsons Sta. Rosa Laguna.
3. Once on board, a ticketing officer will collect the fare, typically 300 pesos per person, and provide you with a bus ticket issued from a handheld ticketing machine.
4. The journey from NAIA Terminal 3 to Robinsons Sta. Rosa Laguna takes approximately an hour.
On the bus viewing the waiting area and the kiosk
Click this link to view the schedule of the buses: Express P2P Bus from Naia to Robinsons Sta.Rosa
Step 3: Take a Tricycle to Go to Balibago Complex
1. The final stop of the P2P Express Bus is Robinsons Sta. Rosa, Laguna. All passengers should disembark, as the bus continues its scheduled route.
2. Tricycles are typically lined up, awaiting passengers. Request a tricycle driver to take you to the Balibago Complex.
3. The Balibago Complex serves as a transport terminal where vans and jeepneys heading to various destinations, including Tagaytay, San Pablo, Batangas, Alabang, and more, are queued up. The tricycle ride to Balibago Complex usually costs around 150 pesos.
4. Once at the Balibago Complex, the tricycle driver will guide you to the jeepney terminal for Nuvali. You might also hear recorded announcements directing you to the right spot.
Step 4: Take the Jeepney Going to Tagaytay
1. Most of the jeepney drivers wait for their vehicles to fill up with passengers. If you’re unsure about whether you’re on the right jeepney, feel free to ask the drivers about their routes.
2. Typically, jeepneys traveling from Balibago Complex to Tagaytay have their route written on the side. Find a seat, and consider sitting in the front beside the driver for a better view of the road. The jeepney fare is roughly 55 pesos per person.
3. Inform the driver that you want to be dropped off at Nuvali. While they will accommodate your request, they may also inquire if other passengers want to disembark at specific locations, such as Nuvali or Vista Mall within Nuvali.
This unique route to Nuvali, Sta. Rosa Laguna from Pasay Victory Liner Terminal offers not only a cost-effective alternative but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the local transportation network. While it might not be the most direct route, it can lead to new adventures and a deeper understanding of the area. Exploring unfamiliar places and experiences can truly make you feel rejuvenated and alive. Enjoy your journey!