Sambo’s Farm Offers Peaceful Views and Fresh Experiences

Sambo’s Farm is a new resort, farm, and cafe all in one! Offering accommodations, delectable food, and a refreshing day at the pool, this destination got it all covered for you. When you’re here, it is guaranteed that you won’t get bored!

As you walk around the farm, you will see that there are a lot of flower beds and bushes that are perfect for photo ops! They also have whimsical accommodations, one that looks like a hobbit’s house! When tired from all the exploring, visit their UMA Farm Cafe and get yourself filled with all their local and foreign-inspired food. And at night, visit the pool and swim!

When your Naga schedule is packed and tight, spending a day in Sambo’s Farm can give you all types of entertainment and activities in one location. Make sure to visit when you’re in Naga!

Naga Car Rental – Easiest Way to Get to Sambo’s Farm

Traveling should be about comfort, convenience, and creating unforgettable memories—not the stress of public transportation. Whether you’re starting your journey anywhere in Naga City, our reliable car rental service ensures a seamless trip to any destination in Bicol Region (Region V), with effortless pick-ups and drop-offs tailored to your schedule.

Choose from our diverse fleet of well-maintained vehicles, ranging from sleek sedans to spacious vans, designed to provide the perfect ride for your travel needs. For an even more relaxing experience, opt for our professional chauffeur service, allowing you to sit back, unwind, and make the most of your time—saving both money and valuable travel hours.

With our affordable rental options, you can explore Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon at your own pace, embracing the freedom of having private transportation. From scenic landscapes to vibrant attractions, let us enhance your journey by making every mile a part of your adventure. Experience comfort, reliability, and convenience—because your trip to Bicol deserves nothing less.

Contact us for all your transportation needs:
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Public Transport to Sambo’s Farm

FROM NAGA CITY

Step 1: Naga City to Magarao
Departure Point: SM City Naga Terminal​
Transport Options: Jeepneys or buses heading to Magarao​
Travel Time: Approximately 1 hour​
Departure Frequency: Regular departures; confirm the latest schedule upon arrival​

Step 2: Magarao to Sambo’s Farm
Upon Arrival at Magarao Town Proper:
Direction: Proceed to the jeepney terminal​
Transport Options: Jeepneys or tricycles bound for Sagrada, Carangcang​
Travel Time: Approximately 15–20 minutes

* It’s advisable to inform the driver of your destination to ensure you are dropped off at the correct location

Alternative Option:
Tricycle Hire: From Magarao town proper, hire a tricycle directly to Sambo’s Farm​
Travel Time: Approximately 15–20 minutes

* Agree on the fare before starting the trip

FROM LEGAZPI CITY

Step 1: Legazpi City to Naga City

Departure Point: Legazpi Grand Central Terminal​

Transport Options: DLTB Bus or other bus operators heading to Naga City​
Travel Time: Approximately 1.5–2 hours​

Departure Frequency: Buses depart regularly; confirm the latest schedule upon arrival​

Step 2: Naga City to Magarao
Follow the same steps as outlined in the Naga to Sambo’s Farm section above​

Step 3: Magarao to Sambo’s Farm
Follow the same steps as outlined in the Magarao to Sambo’s Farm section above​

Take a Guided Farm Tour
Explore the heart of Sambo’s Farm through a guided educational tour. Learn about organic farming practices, see how crops are cultivated, and discover sustainable techniques used in this eco-friendly sanctuary. Perfect for students, agriculture enthusiasts, and nature lovers.

Interact with Farm Animals
Children and adults alike will enjoy feeding and petting farm animals such as goats, chickens, ducks, and cows. It’s a hands-on way to learn about animal care and understand how they contribute to farm life.

Relax in a Hammock Under the Trees
After your tour, take a moment to unwind under the shade of towering trees. Hammocks are set up in peaceful nooks where you can take a nap, meditate, or simply breathe in the fresh countryside air.

Enjoy a Farm-to-Table Meal
Treat your taste buds to fresh, locally grown produce cooked in traditional Filipino style. Meals at Sambo’s Farm showcase the richness of rural cuisine—think grilled tilapia, vegetable stews, and rice harvested from their own fields.

Join a Harvesting Activity
Want to get your hands dirty? Join the staff during scheduled planting or harvesting activities! Depending on the season, guests can pick root crops, leafy greens, or tropical fruits.

Ride a Carabao or Tractor for Fun
Go old-school with a traditional carabao ride or hop aboard a slow-moving farm tractor that takes you around the field. It’s fun, safe, and gives you a taste of rural life the old-fashioned way.

Camp Under the Stars
Spend a night on the farm and enjoy stargazing far from the city lights. Sambo’s Farm offers basic camping facilities or glamping tents for those who prefer a bit more comfort.

Participate in a DIY Workshop
Get creative with DIY workshops held seasonally at the farm. Whether it’s making natural soaps, painting pots, or crafting seed bombs, these hands-on experiences are both educational and fun.

Take Instagrammable Photos in Themed Zones
Sambo’s Farm is full of photo-worthy spots—from flower gardens and rustic cabins to vintage farm tools and artistic murals. Bring your best poses and capture every peaceful moment.

Buy Fresh Farm Goods and Souvenirs
Before you leave, swing by the farm store for fresh produce, homemade jams, organic herbs, honey, and local delicacies. Buying from the store helps support the farm and its sustainable mission.

Maintenance Fee – ₱ 20

HUT ACCOMMODATION
Kubo 1 – ₱ 1000
* Good for 10-12 people, furnished space, and a ₱ 500 consumable for amenities such as ATV, Kite Flying, or Food, and 4 hours of maximum time of stay.
Kubo 2 – ₱ 400
* Good for 3-5 people, can order food at UMA Farm Cafe, and 4 hours of maximum time of stay.
Kubo 3 – ₱ 300
* Good for 2-3 people, can order food at UMA Farm Cafe, and 4 hours of maximum time of stay.

JAY’S PRIVATE POOL AND SPA
Entrance Fee – ₱ 150 for day/night rates
Open Cottage – ₱ 500-600

FINES FOR VIOLATION OF GUIDELINES
First Violation – ₱ 500
Second Violation – ₱ 1500
Third Violation – ₱ 3000
Destruction of Properties and Flowers – ₱ 1500 and higher

Panicuason Hot Spring Resort and Adventure Park
Contact No.: 0948 980 0652
Facebook Page: facebook.com/TheFaarm/
Email Address: sambosfarmandcafe@gmail.com

JAY’S PRIVATE POOL AND SPA
Contact No.: 0951 622 0731
Facebook Page: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088112057727&_rdc=1&_rdr/

UMA FARM CAFE
Contact No.: 0949 322 1680
Facebook Page: facebook.com/uma.farmcafe/

🔹 Comfortable clothes and breathable shoes for walking
🔹 Sun protection like hat, sunscreen, sunglasses
🔹 Reusable water bottle
🔹 Extra clothes/towel (if joining hands-on activities)
🔹 Eco-bag for souvenirs or produce
🔹 Camera or smartphone for photos
🔹 Insect repellent
🔹 Notebook and pen (for workshops or journaling)
🔹 Power bank (limited charging stations outdoors)
🔹 Light snacks if coming with kids

🔹 Book in advance if you’re planning to stay overnight, join a workshop, or bring a group
🔹 Help keep the farm clean by respecting their zero-waste practices
🔹 Treat the animals with kindness and care, especially the little ones
🔹 Always follow farm rules and listen to the staff to keep everyone safe
🔹 Be mindful of the environment—no littering and no picking crops unless you’re allowed
🔹 Bring cash just in case, as mobile payments and ATMs may not be available in the area
🔹 Dress comfortably and wear proper shoes, especially if you’re joining hands-on farm activities
🔹 Keep a close eye on children at all times—it’s a working farm and safety comes first
🔹 Planning to post content for your brand or vlog? Just ask for permission beforehand
🔹 Support the local community by buying fresh produce, handmade goods, or donating to sustainability programs