Tuasan Falls

Tuasan falls used to be deeper last time we visited around 2022. Now, it's shallower so you might not be able to enjoy swimming that much. However, the water is still enjoyably cold! You need to pay an entrance fee of 75 pesos. You only have to walk for less than 2 minutes to get to the waterfall. The area you can swim on is smaller as well.

Enjoyed our time here. Water is cold and will ease your muscle aches. Beautiful scenery and location is easily accessible. Visited on a Sunday and there is not a lot of people when we came. People start coming in for about after 20 minutes.

The lush forest and cold water will surely soothe your aching body and soul. It is a beautiful, single cascade waterfall with crystal-clear water surrounded by lush jungle. It's a refreshing escape and a popular spot for swimming while touring the island. The waterfall's water plunges from a 20-meter tall drop, creating a natural pool of icy-cold water.

I had a fun time taking pictures and enjoying the cold pool created by Tuasan Falls. You have to pay an environmental fee to access the area, which is completely fine since it's clear where the funds are going—they have clean restrooms where you can change clothes or take a bathroom break, and the whole place is well-maintained with proper waste disposal. When we visited, they had set up a “Do Not Cross” line because the waterfall was a bit stronger than usual due to heavy rains the night before. Still, it was a memorable experience.

Tuasan Falls offers a truly serene escape nestled within Camiguin's lush landscape. The atmosphere is incredibly peaceful, far less crowded than some other waterfalls, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in nature. The constant rush of water cascading down about 20-25 meters creates a soothing backdrop, and the crystal-clear, refreshingly cool water in the natural pool below is perfect for a dip, especially on a warm day. The surroundings are wonderfully pristine, with thick green foliage making it feel like a secluded oasis. The area is quite accessible with a well-paved road leading almost directly to the falls, followed by a very short walk. While there aren't full-blown restaurants, you'll find small snack stands near the entrance for basic refreshments. Bringing your own snacks or a packed lunch is a good idea to make the most of your visit. The experience is straightforward and enjoyable. The entrance fee is a modest 75 PHP, and the facilities, including restrooms, are basic but functional. It's ideal for those seeking a tranquil natural spot without an extensive trek. You can easily spend an hour or two here, swimming, taking photos, and just enjoying the tranquil sounds of the falls. It's a fantastic spot to connect with Camiguin's natural beauty.

The waterfall is amazing. It looks majestic and I can see why its popular among locals. You cannot go directly to the waterfall drop and you can only swim nearby. Entrance fee is 75 pesos and the LGU manages it. Highly recommended.

Tuasan Falls is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Camiguin, Philippines. Located in the municipality of Catarman, it is known for its serene and unspoiled environment. The waterfall features a steady cascade of crystal-clear, cool water plunging from a height of approximately 25 meters into a natural basin surrounded by lush greenery and rugged rocks. Unlike other waterfalls in the area, Tuasan Falls remains largely undeveloped, offering visitors a chance to experience nature in its raw and pristine form. It is easily accessible via a short trek from the main road, thanks to well-paved pathways. The pool at the base of the falls is perfect for swimming, with its refreshing, clean, and cool waters. The stunning backdrop of verdant foliage and the dramatic flow of water make it a favorite spot for nature photography. Note: - There are no entrance fees as making it a budget-friendly attraction. - Facilities around the falls are minimal, so it's advisable to bring your own supplies, such as food and water. There's no bathroom but a small area to cover you while dressing/undressing. - Best visited during the dry season for easier access and clearer views. Tuasan Falls is a must-visit for those seeking tranquility and a chance to connect with nature in Camiguin.

I went at around 8 am and had the Waterfall to myself. You can plunge in the cold water to cool down. Worth the 75 peso entrance fee