Nagkalit-kalit Waterfalls

Paid 420 per person (Entrance + Tour guide). It's definitely worth it! Tour guide was very helpful and good at taking pictures. The trek was 40-50mins considering I was with my parents and Auntie who's a senior. the falls was really refreshing after the trek. ❤️ Will definitely go back!

40 min hike, with several river crossings. The deepest when we went was 2.5 ft, I didn't get my shorts wet but it varies with rainfall. We debated taking water shoes, and ended up doing it in flip flops. Great decision. Another pro move is a waterproof phone puch. And lastly there is an upper falls which for the able bodied is definitely worth visiting (go up to the right of the fall, there's a rope. It gets rocky up there but nothing crazy if you're crafty. I left my phone at the first fall so unfortunately no pics (-1 pt haha).

The hike through the jungle was as nice as the waterfalls. Water temp was perfect. Got a guide with her cute dog. Bring the right footwear for crossing smalls streams.

Extremely overpriced, 420 pesos per person, They claim you need a “guide” but you actually can walk this light and easy 25 min walk by yourself, not complicated. When you ask them if you can pay the entrance fees and not pay for guide they start to scream and argue with you. And in general the waterfall was ok, not amazing and compared to other once that you don’t need to pay for guided tour it wasn’t worth it. Bad experience, really feels like they try to “squeeze” out of the white rich tourist the most they could. As a backpacker that travels on a budget it would be a bad experience.

It’s a 30 min walk to the falls but the walk itself is great trekking through the jungle easy walk. The falls are not that big but very refreshing swimming in the rock pools and can get some great pictures for the Gram

Paid 450 per person to waterfall and have a local tour guide going there amazing and exting it's definitely worth it

I really enjoyed this trail. It was made for different reasons and it isn't your usual trail as it passes through private property and the waterfall and the streams are refreshing.

yes the locals will ask for $$ please be mindful that this is their source of income. they are extremely friendly. my tour guide offered to carry my backpack. and she stayed with us at the waterfall for a little over and hour while i got to enjoy my time swimming in the water. although the waterfall wasn’t at its peak, it was still beautiful!

El Nido is a beautiful place filled with various attractions in mother nature. One of these attractions include the Nagkalit-Kalit Falls. Parking is as another person said in front of a random hut. HOWEVER I do not recommend this place to foreigners as the people who run the place wanted to charge us a lot per head. Since my family is also Filipino and speaks fluent Tagalog, they were able to haggle for a better price. Sadly some attractions do take advantage of foreigners and their inability to speak Tagalog. If you don't mind the cost, then the place offers an interesting hike through various streams and rivers. They provide free walking sticks for everyone to help them maintain balance during this hike. You do not keep the sticks though so remember to give them back at the end of your tour. Due to the uneven pathing and rivers, I would recommend coming here prepared. Do not wear your cute dress or favorite white shoes. It will get dirty here quick. Instead, put on some water sandals that are a must have for this occasion. Be cautious of bugs and make sure you have your mosquito lotion on. During the hike, a bee tried to sting me and had to be thwarted away by my partner's walking stick. COME HERE EARLY. You do not want to be here when it is dark. We were unable to see the full waterfall as it was already late. Our tour guide instead showed us the smaller version of it. In order to see the full view, it would require more time and for us to climb up the hill using a rope. However, my grandma was part of this trip and we were not sure if it was safe for her. I would say this hike is not meant for the elderly. Even though my grandma did it, she did slip at one point and we were lucky that she was caught. But for those who are experts in hiking, then this is actually pretty easy for you. Overall, as someone who enjoys hiking, this was a pleasant experience. Sadly, I went during the rainy season so the trails were muddy and less stable. Hopefully other visitors have an easier trek to the waterfalls.

Mother Nature at it's finest! While most of the fun in El Nido can be found offshore, Nagkalit-Kalit Falls is totally worth taking a day trip to visit. Parking is in front of a random hut and you will pay a young boy a small fee to pass through the road behind their house. After this you will go on a nice long hike that includes walking through many streams and rivers. Don't worry -- the cool water is super refreshing! Once you reach the top of the waterfall you will see that they have a few cabanas to lounge around in but the real action is in the crystal clear waters. You can climb the rocks and jump off ledges or if you are more chill like myself, float your cares away in one of the most beautiful lagoons you will ever see. The husband made friends with a group of guys from Manila who brought their speakers and a bottle of Tanduay to share. Everyone danced to Katy Perry on top of the river rocks and toasted to life. It truly was a wonderful day to be alive. By the way, I recommend going with a tour guide since the trail is not very well marked (I ended up getting lost in the emergency route even WITH a tour guide).