Recognized as the gateway to the Province of Cavite, it is only 15 kilometers or less than an hour drive from Manila.

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This township is well-known for its Tagaytay-like climate, vast residential lots and country-side ambiance.

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Named in honor of Gen. Mariano Trias, it is the third largest municipality in Cavite. It is home to several industrial zones.

Known as the coolest city in Cavite and a popular weekend getaway destination for many people from Metro Manila.

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Known as the flag capital of the country, it is well-known for its festivals and trade fairs during the Christmas season.

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 It is the home of Cavite Gateway Terminal, wherein passenger ferry services from Cavite to Manila will be developed in the future. 

Called the birthplace of Philippine independence, this town is rich in history and is easily accesible from Manila via CAVITEX.

Named after the thirteen martyrs of Cavite during the Spanish regime, it also houses industrial parks and a golf club for avid players of the sport.