Cambugahay Falls

This destination has become incredibly popular—not only for its breathtaking natural scenery but also for its range of unique activities, such as the “fairy walk” and river rafting, both of which have gained traction thanks to social media influencers. Visitors should be aware that reaching the site involves a descent and climb of approximately 180 steps, along with a trek through natural trails that include river crossings and narrow, often muddy paths. Appropriate footwear and a reasonable level of fitness are recommended. The highlight of the experience is the fairy walk, located at the farthest point of the route. While it requires some effort to reach, the setting is truly enchanting and well worth it. Due to its popularity, particularly on weekends and public holidays, be prepared for queues at the main attractions. Arriving early in the morning is advisable—not only to enjoy a quieter experience but also to secure easier parking. Consider bringing a picnic or snacks if you plan to spend a few hours, as on-site food options may be limited. Tables are available for rent to store belongings, but these are not secure. It’s best to carry only essentials and use a waterproof bag to keep your items with you. Overall, this is a rewarding spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers—just come prepared for the journey and crowds.

There is an environmental fee of 50 pesos before you can go to the falls. You can ask for a guide to show you around or help carry your bags. Now, I found it a bit hard to go down the stairs since my knees aren’t as they were when I was younger. 🤣 Cambugahay Falls is not as high as I expected it to be and it did rain a few nights before I went there so the water wasn’t that clear. There is a rope swing that you could try or do the “Fairy Walk”. You could also try the bamboo raft to go closer to the falls and have some locals do human drone shots for you.

This should be at the top of your list at sites to see while you're at siquijor. This place is amazing. It's large but can also get a little crowded. The water is beautiful and there is a decent amount of stuff to do. You can relax, swim, take photos, or eat. There are people there that you can pay to help you take photos or videos. Everyone seemed to be having a lot of fun just be ready for a lot of stairs on the way out.

Cabugahay Falls is an absolute must-visit and a highlight of any trip to Siquijor. We loved swinging like Tarzan into the beautiful turquoise pools, which was an exhilarating and unforgettable experience for all of us. The tiered waterfalls and lush surroundings create a truly magical atmosphere, making it the perfect spot to cool off, relax, and take some incredible photos with friends.

Cambuhagay Falls is definitely one of the must-visit spots in Siquijor! The turquoise water is super inviting, and the waterfalls are absolutely stunning. Loved how there are swings for that fun, IG-worthy moment.. and there's enough space to swim, chill, or just soak in the beauty of nature. What I really appreciated was how clean the area is—props to the locals maintaining it. It's a great mix of adventure and relaxation. Just a heads-up: you’ll need to walk down quite a number of steps to get to the falls, so wear comfy footwear and bring water. As an introvert (charot), I’m giving 4 stars because it was kinda people-y when we arrived. If you're after a more peaceful experience, better go early! Still, an unforgettable experience and well worth the visit. 💵 Expenses 💵 Entrance Fee: ₱30 per person Life Vest Rental: ₱100 per hour Raft Ride: ₱100 per group Swing: ₱20 per jump For locals taking photos/videos: donation-based

Very beautiful waterfall, 50 peso entrance, caution thete are around 100 steep steps from entrance down to the waterfall that can be a little slippy Beautiful turquoise waterfall pools, in gorgeous jungle! You can walk up to different pools and falls some more peaceful. A couple of rope swings and touristy activities set up. Definitely recommend a visit!

ticket price is 30 pesos each.. the area has many waterfalls.. if you like to go jumping in and out of the water. this place is for you. they offer fairy walk which is IGable.. warning for the old ones, the stairs going to the falls is stiff.. and not recommended if you just ate breakfast or lunch to climb the stairs.

50 pesos / personne for entrance fee Free parking We went during the afternoon and it was crowded, I would recommend to go early in the morning. It was great to refresh a bit. If you want quiet/ relax time i would recommend to go to upper pool