Tatak San Pablo

Known as the “City of Seven Lakes, San Pablo City was originally called Sampaloc. It became a parish in 1586, then a municipality in 1647, and was renamed in honor of Saint Paul, the First Hermit.
Area: ~197.56 sq km
Population (2024): ~300,166 people

📍San Pablo is widely known for its Seven Lakes, all volcanic crater lakes:
1. Sampaloc Lake – largest, near the city proper, with parks and restaurants.
2. Palakpakin Lake – known for tilapia and bangus fish pens.
3. Mojicap Lake – smaller, serene.
4. Calibato Lake – deep, surrounded by lush greenery.
5. Bunot Lake – rich in coconut groves.
6. Pandin Lake – cleanest and popular for bamboo raft rides and local food.
7. Yambo Lake – twin of Pandin, hidden and peaceful.

🌴San Pablo City serves as the “Coconut Capital of the Philippines.” 

✨ San Pablo City is a blend of nature, culture, and tradition—a peaceful destination for eco-tourism, food trips, and cultural immersion.