My name is Tess, born and raised in Batanes. This guesthouse is an inspiration of my late Father Picot who was one of the farmers in Mahatao, Batanes. As a little girl, me and my late sister used to go to our nearby farm watering our vegetables. We had all sorts of vegetables found in a typical tropical place. I love the peanuts and the beans most of all. Garlic is also one of our main produce. Now, we are based in Canada. But this guesthouse will always be our HOME and we are so proud to share it with you. We can't wait to see you and make beautiful memories with your families, friends and love ones. See you soon. Dios mamahes. Ciao. Merci beaucoup. Muchas gracias. Thank you very much.

Farmer's Guesthouse (FG) boasts the feel at home vibe in every room of our freshly built guesthouse! Relax and enjoy the view of our town from our huge balcony either at sunrise or sunset. We provide complimentary breakfast and WIFI. Some of our rooms have TV and also a shared TV in the living room. Our guesthouse is a walking distance to the beach. During your leisure time, feel free to explore our peaceful town and immerse yourself to the unique Ivatan culture. See you soon in Batanes. Once again, let us handle your next getaway, without breaking your wallet!

The following breathtaking sceneries are accessible via cogon trike tricycle or van: Hohmoron Blue Lagoon is a Spanish lagoon that is open to the public. Hohmoron White Beach - A peaceful clean beach near Hohmoron Blue Lagoon where you may simply rest on the sand. Mostly shallow water Racuh an Idi / Spring of Youth – A man-made spring water pool with views of Mt Iraya and the Pacific Ocean. Diura Fishing Town - Visit this tiny seaside community to see traditional ivatan fishing. Racuh a Payaman / Marlboro Country - The stunning views of the sky, sea, hills, and cliffs encapsulates Batanes' beauty. Mahatao Boat and Port Shelter - Built to protect the island's vessels from bad weather Tayid Lighthouse - One of Batanes' three lighthouses. Also included are tourists' "favorite stops" for taking photos or simply admiring the view of the Pacific Ocean. San Carlos Borromeo Church