The cave is very accessible but not so interesting for me. Maybe for individuals who are passionate about history, they might appreciate.See more..
4.5Sohoton Cove(23 reviews) - Another Gem Monday: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Bodies of Water • Caverns & Caves
Sohoton Cove is perfectly covered with valleys, hilltops, soft-sandy white beaches, beautiful forests and mountains. The best way to explore and discover every nook and corner of the enigmatic and charming island is on a pump boat. Boat rental is gradually becoming a popular trend in the island but ONLY A FEW boats are being rented out at affordable prices.See more..
4.5Silop Multi-Caves(15 reviews) - If you are in Surigao you should not miss this Caverns & Caves
Number 2 was a very nice cave but not very difficult. Even for beginners a good choice. You should wear good shoes (it is partly slippery). You will pay for the guide and you have the chance to buy water from the guides too. I hope to go back to Surigao and we want to explore more of the Multi Caves thereSee more..
Yes, you gotta hold ur breath for about 5 seconds to enter the cave. If you are not a good swimmer, kuya will take care of you and push you in, you dont even have to move. This is a one of a kind experience in Sohoton one must not miss! See more..
3.0Kutang Bato Caves(10 reviews) - Visit the Cave within Cotabato City Caverns & Caves
The caves were used in Spanish times by the Moros who did not submit to Spanish Rule. The caves are located in Pedro Colina Hill and allegedly goes out into Tamontaka river, spanning several kilometers. At present, only the entrance part is developed. This could have a vast tourism potential if fully developed.See more..
4.5Blue Water Cave(7 reviews) - An adventurer's paradise Spent 1-2 hours Caverns & Caves
This place is a must visit for adventurous travelers. You have to trek on a mountain path alongside sheer cliff and limestone walls. Then you have to go downwards towards the river. When you reach the bottom, you have to climb above marble stones and then you will be rewarded by a very nice view of merging water of the cave with the river water. You can enter the cave and be amazed with the enchantingly bluish pools of water inside. The water is crystal clear and so clean that you can even directly drink from it. The water is very cold also as it is coming from deep within the mountains and flows out through this water carved cave.See more..
4.0Magkukuob Cave(7 reviews) - Unexpected adventure Spent < 1 hour Caverns & Caves Going in is a breeze. In the cave you’ll end up in an end that’s pitch dark, the boatman goes up first and then one by one he will guide you how to go up about 10+ feet up, he will point the flashlight where you would hold on to or step on to. You will go out through the side of a cliff. They made some steps going down to this ledge/diving board and you will jump from there to the water to go back to your boat. My 8 year old made it. It was fun. See more..
I got to visit Punta Diwata Beach Resort last October 7, 2018 and I was really amazed by the beauty of it. Emerald-colored and not so deep water (perfect for me since I'm not a good swimmer :p) plus they also have 3 cave, though I was just able to enter 2 caves. Cave #2 has lots of balinsasayaw birds (the source the famous bird's nest soup) while Cave #3 is much bigger and I love the color of the cave. The best part is, entrance is only 20 pesos per person and cottage as low as 150 pesos. Punta Diwata Beach Resort is a must visit place in Magsaysay, Misamis OrientalSee more..
4.5Hinayagan Cave(3 reviews) - unplanned visit but really good hinayagan cave Caverns & Caves
So me and me tpur guide habal habal driver is running fast with out itinerary and he suggested me Hinayagan Cave, so we took a 2 kids and i gave a very good amount as it is near school time and they are nice. From the main road od Barangay Kapatagan it is only like 15-20mins walk the you will this beautiful cave. The kids dod told me that there are still chambers, I got a bit afraid coz we dont have flashlights so I just made myself happy with the ray of light from above. See more..
4.5Buenavista Cave(3 reviews) - wonderful inside Caverns & Caves daming live rocks.. tapos ang ganda sa loob.. outside of the cave you can stay for awhile and go swimming.. sarap ng water..See more..
5.0Boloboc Cave(2 reviews) - Good place for photography and for swimming :) Caverns & Caves
This spot is located a few kilometers away from the Bongao Town, in Bgy Lakit-Lakit. The beach where the cave is located faces the open Sulu Sea in that the waters are crystal clear. The rock formations in the area are impressive.See more..
4.5Hindang Cave(2 reviews) - Worth the sweat! Caverns & Caves
It's a half day trek. Better you start hiking early morning. Tiring, but you'll have fun spelunking the caves! There's even a great view up top near the corn fields! You can visit thenomadbites.com, I made a complete guide for the Hindang Expedition!See more..
I thought it is a scary place, but it was not. I enjoyed walking through along with my co-adventurers until we get to the end point. Amazing#See more..
For first-timer like me the experience was awesome. I didnt thought it would be as great as it is. Seeing another natures wonder feels so great. It was tiring walking w few ascent, descent and crawling. But for a beginner on spelunking, it was so fun as we felt like we were on a short military training. It was great indeed. We booked d 1 day package only for 4999.00(its cheap) for a group of 10 inclusive of skull guard, headlamp, guides, cert. and transport(by single motor) from Kapalong tourism office to Brgy. Suaon and walked through the cave's entrance for less than 30 minutes , 1 day means only 2 caves. since we booked only for 1 day, we started travelling from Davao City at 5am by bus and we reached kapalong tourism office b4 the 7am orientation time and headed to brgy suaon immediately after the orientation. Riding on a single motorcycle was bit scary and tiring for me as i wasnt used to this but its what we saw inside the cave were all worth it. Stalagmite and stalactite were not that big and awesome as compared to what I saw in jenolan caves in austrlia but it was still great seeing another beauty of nature. Plus the accomodating tourism officer sir nonoy and the friendly guides. and n d beighborhood we took advantage of eating buco / young coconut for only 5 pesos which is so cheap compared to 20 pesos buco price in Davao City. :D By the way Okbot Cave is 90% water so get ready to get wet and trust me its fun.See more..
