Yoki's Farm

One of the Best Places To Visits in Mendez Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. There's plenty of parking within their front area. The ticket price is a bit overpriced relative to the currently developed portion of the zoo and the experience. There are plenty of comfort rooms around. They have a food hub that serve some snacks, with plenty of seats and tables available. They have a large playground for kids. Another beautiful gem to find. Had a very nice exploring Yokis Farm. Parking is spacious. Tip go here on a weekday to avoid crowds. I'm not really a fan of in cages as it somehow gives a depressing vibe but it looks like the here are well taken care off. We opted to go for the encounters and it was worth it, since our baby had so much fun with the birds. Tip, might be best to save your trip when baby becomes a toddler as they might enjoy and appreciate it even more. Lots of great here. Too bad the plant gardens were closed. There's also a big museum with old relics and statues. Exploring the entire would probably take an hour or two. Canteen opened late and had very limited options. I recommend that you eat elsewhere before you go here. Lastly, we paid 900 pesos each person plus 250 fee (100 tip included). Kids would have fun here. Great way to spend a weekend with the family. Tip, bring a hat and portable fan. You'll need it. is great! its best to go with the encounter rate instead of the regular rate so that you can go up close and personal with the animals, especially the birds and the capybaras. guides are excellent!! Cute and Simple place to bring your children to see animals. Hopefully they’ll consider opening a bed and breakfast with pool so the family can enjoy their short stay most especially from tourist coming from Manila. Location is 23+ mins drive from Tagaytay Main Road We had great fun here at Yoki's Farm. 🥰 Highlights: encounter: feeding the zebras and just gazing at capybaras. 😍 Place is spacious and you have friendly guides who will assist you during the whole stay. Tip: Try to arrive early to spend at least 2 hours to fully enjoy and the farm. We will be back! Really enjoyed our visit to this farm. A was assigned to us and she was able to share lots of interesting trivia regarding the in the farm. You can feed zebra, ponies, rabbits, turtles and walk with ostrich, pet the capybaras, take pictures with tropical birds and a lot more! Young will definitely have lots to do and learn here. There is also a museum containing the owner’s various antique collections. You can really tell that the guides and caretakers really care about all the animals. We went on a quiet Friday afternoon, so we got to hear a lot of stories about each and the owners, and we got to interact with almost every animal. The birds were our favorite -- especially "Mango"! We'll definitely go back. Hopefully they'll reopen the B&B area. Yoki's in Cavite is such a gem for families! The encounters were a blast—kids got to feed zebra, pet the horse, and even see the ostrich close. Our was super knowledgeable, sharing fun facts about each and making the even more engaging. The variety of was impressive, from favorites like cows and chickens to more unique creatures. Plus, the playground for was a hit! It had slides, swings, and plenty of space to run around, making it a perfect spot for the little ones to burn off some energy. Overall, Yoki's is a fantastic day out for lovers and families alike! 🐾🌟 Went together with my god children. Unique as they have and alpacas. Zoo + hydrophonics. Not much snacks at their cafe though. Souvenir shop should sell items related to the place as it mostly sells figurines. We had lots of fun! We felt like again in a fieldtrip set up 😂 The showcased a lot of endagered and also a new for us like harvesting hydrophonic vegetables. Food and coffee there are quite refreshing along with the souvenirs too! A place to take your growing to explore and see the themselves! Parking is convenient Beside the entrance gate. Just unlucky when we arrived. It is heavy raining.but have a big dinning can take a rest and also have a playground for kid. That's good. The Entrance fee is 400pesos per person and with 150pesos fee. Actually we can by ourselves without guide. But ticket is bundle sales. Ticket is a little overprice. Their open time is until 5pm and They don't have restaurant inside Only snacks shop. Advice after lunch go there. 1-2 hour enough for tour. Yoki's was the highlight of our Tagaytay trip! It's a bit of a drive along an inner path but it's well worth the visit. We got tickets at P900 per pax to interact with the animals. Our Nathaniel was quite knowledgeable about the and answered all our questions. There are koi, (my fave), alpacas, tortoises, iguanas, pythons, zebras, ducks, ostriches, peacocks, malamutes, birds, rabbits and a whole lot more. The visit exceeded my expectations. There is also an full of hydroponic plants and bronze antique statues. I had fun feeding the zebras and learning all about the animals. Will visit again! ❤️ They have and alpacas! The zoo is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. The staff is friendly, courteous, and highly knowledgeable. Each group even gets a personal to enhance the experience. You can also feed some of the animals, including turtles, rabbits, and zebras! Celebrated my Mimi’s birthday here. One of the reasons we wanted to go was to see the capybara and the adorable alpaca! 🥰 They also have a canteen where you can buy food. The staff at the were so friendly and assisted us the whole time. We really enjoyed exploring the farm, seeing so many animals, and the encounter was such a fun We had a fun and memorable tour! Ate Clarisse was our and she is definitely the best. Our daughter had an amazing time , she was wanting to come back right after leaving. The are well taken care off and the place is well maintained. We bought a plant and some veggies too! Perfect souvenir for this trip! We will be back for sure. 😊 We went there on a holiday. We arrived at 12pm and there was still not much people. My parents were able to use their senior citizen card to get discount on their tickets. The is clean. There are pathways to get to the enclosures. There’s a museum of the owner’s collection, from old typewriters, old phones, bronze statues, old toys, and old coke bottles. You will be assigned a to show you around the place and explain some details about the animals. • They have a hydrophonics but we were no able to go since it was not part of our tour. • There’s a playground. • There’s a food court since you cannot bring your own food inside. We enjoyed the tortoises, bird aviary, and the zebras. They have a reptiles but it is only a small room. You can see phyton, geckos, and iguanas. They don’t have tigers and lions. They have a big parking space. Parking is free. Went there on a weekend (Saturday) around 2pm and we're done just before 4pm. (You can go there earlier and enjoy the whole day at the — probably until 5 to 5:30pm, as the tood us) Entrance fee: 900 each (Animal encounter — which is their "best seller") + 150 for a Guide There's a Food Court inside, so rest assured you can buy yourself a snack. Beside the Food Court, there is a Souvenir shop. There's also another Souvenir shop right in front of the establishment and you will immediately see it. We walked around 4 hectares of land. During our visit, some areas are being done/fixed/restored. We didn't see the rabbits. It was really nice interacting with animals. Most of them are accustomed to humans. Our gives interesting trivia about the animals, the things inside the museum and a little bit of history of the farm. My favorite part was in the Aviary and the Tortoise. ❤️ I also liked meeting 2 Alaskan malamutes and one akita. They are really friendly dogs! Worth the visit! Yoki’s is a plus-plus! It is highly recommended! We loved it so much here than the Manila Zoo. You can see the are taken care, they are healthy and the place is so clean. I hope everyone would meet the same as us, Ms. Irish. Thank you so much Yoki’s team! The trip was fun and adventurous time at Yoki’s Farm! The place is well-maintained, and all the look healthy and well cared for. Our (forgot the name), he is very knowledgeable and shared so many interesting facts, we learned a lot about the and the itself. The place is well maintained, clean comfort rooms and the enjoyed the place. There's a playground where can play after the tour. They also have a restaurant inside in case you want to have refreshments and snacks. The are well taken care of and knows how to mingle with people. This place is worth visiting and definitely will come back again. What a nice visiting Yoki's Farm. We've got to see the Alpaca and the Capybara. No need to go to Africa for the Alpaca and Brazil for the capybara. I forgot the name who assisted us but she is really good giving us the tour. I learned that she is a working student in Manila. Thank you. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. 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