Cavite is bordered by Metro Manila to the northeast, Laguna province to the east, Batangas province to the south, and West Philippine Sea to the west.

Major infrastructure makes Cavite accessible to Metro Manila: Aguinaldo Highway runs in a general north–south; the Governor’s Drive runs in a general east–west; the Antero Soriano Highway runs within the coastal towns on the northwest. In 2011, Cavite Expressway (CAVITEx) was opened to lessen the vehicle volume on Aguinaldo Highway in Bacoor. Public transportation, from buses to shuttle vans, abound making commuting easy.

Predominantly an agricultural province, Cavite’s northern cities of Imus, Bacoor, and Dasmariñas are now suburbs of Manila due to the increasing urbanization since the late 1900s and is now part of the Greater Manila Area.

Now considered one of the most industrialized and fastest-growing provinces, Cavite features twelve economic zones with the largest located in General Trias. It houses BPO and IT-BPM offices, as well as spaces for manufacturing textiles, electronics, food processing, and pharmaceuticals.

The province also boasts modern convenience or suburban comfort outside Florida Sun Estates Palmetto. Barangay Manggahan is progressive and rural at the same time. Banks, restaurants, supermarket, stores, schools, offices, gas stations and other subdivisions are in the neighborhood. Also nearby are a church, hospital, university and manufacturing plants of the New Cavite Industrial City (N

Tagaytay is the tourism center of the province for its similar cold weather to Baguio as well as stunning vistas of the Taal Volcano. Tourists also flock to the historical attractions of the province such as the Aguinaldo Shrine in Kawit, Tejeros Convetion Site in Rosario, Fort San Felipe and Sangley Point in Cavite City, and Corregidor Island.

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