Province-Wide Directory

Cities and Towns of Batangas

Click a spot on the map or browse the full list below to explore Batangas' coastal towns, lakeside communities, and heritage cities.

34 Cities & Towns 26 Places Listed 7 Local Festivals

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Agoncillo

Western lakeshore town with scenic views to Taal Volcano; lakeside community.

Alitagtag

Lakeshore municipality known for devotion to the Holy Cross and lakeside panoramas.

Balayan

Historic coastal town on Balayan Bay known for ancestral homes, agriculture, and coastal trade.

Balete

Lakeside community popular for quiet resorts and panoramic Taal views.

Batangas City

Main commercial and port hub for Batangas Bay; major gateway to southern islands.

Bauan

A coastal municipality with strong maritime, shipbuilding and religious traditions.

Calaca City

Coastal city blending agricultural roots with growing energy and industrial zones.

Calatagan

Peninsula town known for wide beaches, archaeological finds, and resort tourism.

Cuenca

Gateway to Mt. Maculot, with a mix of hiking tourism and local baking traditions.

Ibaan

Agricultural town with local industry and small-town commerce.

Laurel

Lakeside town with growing farm-resorts and eco-retreats, overlooking the lake and volcano.

Lemery

Coastal commercial town along Balayan Bay with commerce, resorts and bay access.

Lian

Home to Matabungkay and balsa (bamboo raft) culture; long history of beach tourism.

Lipa City

Major urban center inland but within the lake-ring region; known for coffee, education, and heritage.

Lobo

Quiet coastal town with beaches, forested uplands and eco-tourism spots.

Mabini

World-class diving destination (Anilao), rich marine biodiversity and dive tourism.

Malvar

Rapidly urbanizing municipality near major transport corridors, with mixed residential and industrial growth.

Mataasnakahoy

Elevated municipal area overlooking the lake with cool climate and rural tourism spots.

Nasugbu

Major beach destination with coves, resorts, and hillside estates (Pico de Loro, Hamilo Coast).

Padre Garcia

National cattle-trading center with the largest livestock market in the Philippines; strong agri-economy.

Rosario

Large agricultural town known for coconut, rice, and rural produce with rich local traditions.

San Jose

Major poultry and dairy production center for the region — often called the “egg basket” of the Philippines.

San Juan

Famous for Laiya and other beach resorts; coconut and heritage town.

San Luis

Small coastal town facing Balayan Bay, with fishing and farming livelihoods.

San Nicolas

Small lakeshore municipality with local fisheries and close-knit communities near the lake’s edge.

San Pascual

Coastal municipality near Batangas City with industrial-residential mix and shoreline.

Santa Teresita

Lakeshore town formed in the mid-20th century, combining agricultural and lakeside livelihoods.

Sto. Tomas City

Highly urbanized/industrialized city near major highways; strong mixed economy of industry, education and commerce.

Taal

Nationally important heritage town—famous ancestral houses, crafts, and cultural tourism.

Talisay

Primary jump-off for many Taal Volcano visits; lakeside tourist activity hub.

Tanauan City

Historic city with famous residents (Apolinario Mabini), strong culture, and mix of urban and lake-adjacent areas.

Taysan

Rolling-hills agricultural town known for ceramics, pottery and local crafts alongside farming.

Tingloy

Island municipality (Maricaban Island) with Masasa Beach and island eco-tourism.

Tuy

Agricultural municipality with sugar-cane and crop production; rural landscapes and community festivals.

Agoncillo

Western lakeshore town with scenic views to Taal Volcano; lakeside community.

Alitagtag

Lakeshore municipality known for devotion to the Holy Cross and lakeside panoramas.

Balayan

Historic coastal town on Balayan Bay known for ancestral homes, agriculture, and coastal trade.

Balete

Lakeside community popular for quiet resorts and panoramic Taal views.

Batangas City

Main commercial and port hub for Batangas Bay; major gateway to southern islands.

Bauan

A coastal municipality with strong maritime, shipbuilding and religious traditions.

Calaca City

Coastal city blending agricultural roots with growing energy and industrial zones.

Calatagan

Peninsula town known for wide beaches, archaeological finds, and resort tourism.

Cuenca

Gateway to Mt. Maculot, with a mix of hiking tourism and local baking traditions.

Ibaan

Agricultural town with local industry and small-town commerce.

Laurel

Lakeside town with growing farm-resorts and eco-retreats, overlooking the lake and volcano.

Lemery

Coastal commercial town along Balayan Bay with commerce, resorts and bay access.

Lian

Home to Matabungkay and balsa (bamboo raft) culture; long history of beach tourism.

Lipa City

Major urban center inland but within the lake-ring region; known for coffee, education, and heritage.

Lobo

Quiet coastal town with beaches, forested uplands and eco-tourism spots.

Mabini

World-class diving destination (Anilao), rich marine biodiversity and dive tourism.

Malvar

Rapidly urbanizing municipality near major transport corridors, with mixed residential and industrial growth.

Mataasnakahoy

Elevated municipal area overlooking the lake with cool climate and rural tourism spots.

Nasugbu

Major beach destination with coves, resorts, and hillside estates (Pico de Loro, Hamilo Coast).

Padre Garcia

National cattle-trading center with the largest livestock market in the Philippines; strong agri-economy.

Rosario

Large agricultural town known for coconut, rice, and rural produce with rich local traditions.

San Jose

Major poultry and dairy production center for the region — often called the “egg basket” of the Philippines.

San Juan

Famous for Laiya and other beach resorts; coconut and heritage town.

San Luis

Small coastal town facing Balayan Bay, with fishing and farming livelihoods.

San Nicolas

Small lakeshore municipality with local fisheries and close-knit communities near the lake’s edge.

San Pascual

Coastal municipality near Batangas City with industrial-residential mix and shoreline.

Santa Teresita

Lakeshore town formed in the mid-20th century, combining agricultural and lakeside livelihoods.

Sto. Tomas City

Highly urbanized/industrialized city near major highways; strong mixed economy of industry, education and commerce.

Taal

Nationally important heritage town—famous ancestral houses, crafts, and cultural tourism.

Talisay

Primary jump-off for many Taal Volcano visits; lakeside tourist activity hub.

Tanauan City

Historic city with famous residents (Apolinario Mabini), strong culture, and mix of urban and lake-adjacent areas.

Taysan

Rolling-hills agricultural town known for ceramics, pottery and local crafts alongside farming.

Tingloy

Island municipality (Maricaban Island) with Masasa Beach and island eco-tourism.

Tuy

Agricultural municipality with sugar-cane and crop production; rural landscapes and community festivals.

Agoncillo

Western lakeshore town with scenic views to Taal Volcano; lakeside community.

Alitagtag

Lakeshore municipality known for devotion to the Holy Cross and lakeside panoramas.

Balayan

Historic coastal town on Balayan Bay known for ancestral homes, agriculture, and coastal trade.

Balete

Lakeside community popular for quiet resorts and panoramic Taal views.

Batangas City

Main commercial and port hub for Batangas Bay; major gateway to southern islands.

Bauan

A coastal municipality with strong maritime, shipbuilding and religious traditions.

Calaca City

Coastal city blending agricultural roots with growing energy and industrial zones.

Calatagan

Peninsula town known for wide beaches, archaeological finds, and resort tourism.

Cuenca

Gateway to Mt. Maculot, with a mix of hiking tourism and local baking traditions.

Ibaan

Agricultural town with local industry and small-town commerce.

Laurel

Lakeside town with growing farm-resorts and eco-retreats, overlooking the lake and volcano.

Lemery

Coastal commercial town along Balayan Bay with commerce, resorts and bay access.

Lian

Home to Matabungkay and balsa (bamboo raft) culture; long history of beach tourism.

Lipa City

Major urban center inland but within the lake-ring region; known for coffee, education, and heritage.

Lobo

Quiet coastal town with beaches, forested uplands and eco-tourism spots.

Mabini

World-class diving destination (Anilao), rich marine biodiversity and dive tourism.

Malvar

Rapidly urbanizing municipality near major transport corridors, with mixed residential and industrial growth.

Mataasnakahoy

Elevated municipal area overlooking the lake with cool climate and rural tourism spots.

Nasugbu

Major beach destination with coves, resorts, and hillside estates (Pico de Loro, Hamilo Coast).

Padre Garcia

National cattle-trading center with the largest livestock market in the Philippines; strong agri-economy.

Rosario

Large agricultural town known for coconut, rice, and rural produce with rich local traditions.

San Jose

Major poultry and dairy production center for the region — often called the “egg basket” of the Philippines.

San Juan

Famous for Laiya and other beach resorts; coconut and heritage town.

San Luis

Small coastal town facing Balayan Bay, with fishing and farming livelihoods.

San Nicolas

Small lakeshore municipality with local fisheries and close-knit communities near the lake’s edge.

San Pascual

Coastal municipality near Batangas City with industrial-residential mix and shoreline.

Santa Teresita

Lakeshore town formed in the mid-20th century, combining agricultural and lakeside livelihoods.

Sto. Tomas City

Highly urbanized/industrialized city near major highways; strong mixed economy of industry, education and commerce.

Taal

Nationally important heritage town—famous ancestral houses, crafts, and cultural tourism.

Talisay

Primary jump-off for many Taal Volcano visits; lakeside tourist activity hub.

Tanauan City

Historic city with famous residents (Apolinario Mabini), strong culture, and mix of urban and lake-adjacent areas.

Taysan

Rolling-hills agricultural town known for ceramics, pottery and local crafts alongside farming.

Tingloy

Island municipality (Maricaban Island) with Masasa Beach and island eco-tourism.

Tuy

Agricultural municipality with sugar-cane and crop production; rural landscapes and community festivals.

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Agoncillo

Western lakeshore town with scenic views to Taal Volcano; lakeside community.

Alitagtag

Lakeshore municipality known for devotion to the Holy Cross and lakeside panoramas.

Balayan

Historic coastal town on Balayan Bay known for ancestral homes, agriculture, and coastal trade.

Balete

Lakeside community popular for quiet resorts and panoramic Taal views.

Batangas City

Main commercial and port hub for Batangas Bay; major gateway to southern islands.

Bauan

A coastal municipality with strong maritime, shipbuilding and religious traditions.

Calaca City

Coastal city blending agricultural roots with growing energy and industrial zones.

Calatagan

Peninsula town known for wide beaches, archaeological finds, and resort tourism.

Cuenca

Gateway to Mt. Maculot, with a mix of hiking tourism and local baking traditions.

Ibaan

Agricultural town with local industry and small-town commerce.

Laurel

Lakeside town with growing farm-resorts and eco-retreats, overlooking the lake and volcano.

Lemery

Coastal commercial town along Balayan Bay with commerce, resorts and bay access.

Lian

Home to Matabungkay and balsa (bamboo raft) culture; long history of beach tourism.

Lipa City

Major urban center inland but within the lake-ring region; known for coffee, education, and heritage.

Lobo

Quiet coastal town with beaches, forested uplands and eco-tourism spots.

Mabini

World-class diving destination (Anilao), rich marine biodiversity and dive tourism.

Malvar

Rapidly urbanizing municipality near major transport corridors, with mixed residential and industrial growth.

Mataasnakahoy

Elevated municipal area overlooking the lake with cool climate and rural tourism spots.

Nasugbu

Major beach destination with coves, resorts, and hillside estates (Pico de Loro, Hamilo Coast).

Padre Garcia

National cattle-trading center with the largest livestock market in the Philippines; strong agri-economy.

Rosario

Large agricultural town known for coconut, rice, and rural produce with rich local traditions.

San Jose

Major poultry and dairy production center for the region — often called the “egg basket” of the Philippines.

San Juan

Famous for Laiya and other beach resorts; coconut and heritage town.

San Luis

Small coastal town facing Balayan Bay, with fishing and farming livelihoods.

San Nicolas

Small lakeshore municipality with local fisheries and close-knit communities near the lake’s edge.

San Pascual

Coastal municipality near Batangas City with industrial-residential mix and shoreline.

Santa Teresita

Lakeshore town formed in the mid-20th century, combining agricultural and lakeside livelihoods.

Sto. Tomas City

Highly urbanized/industrialized city near major highways; strong mixed economy of industry, education and commerce.

Taal

Nationally important heritage town—famous ancestral houses, crafts, and cultural tourism.

Talisay

Primary jump-off for many Taal Volcano visits; lakeside tourist activity hub.

Tanauan City

Historic city with famous residents (Apolinario Mabini), strong culture, and mix of urban and lake-adjacent areas.

Taysan

Rolling-hills agricultural town known for ceramics, pottery and local crafts alongside farming.

Tingloy

Island municipality (Maricaban Island) with Masasa Beach and island eco-tourism.

Tuy

Agricultural municipality with sugar-cane and crop production; rural landscapes and community festivals.

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