Tuasan Falls

Visited on 5/12/25 had a great time! You have to pay a very small entry fee of 75p which is completly fine! There is a life guard and they do some preservation so that the waterfall is reachable. The road to there is very beautiful itself and I recommend to drive from west to east coast through the mountains!

WOW !! This waterfall is spectacular at 20M high. The water was very cold and very clear.it was so refreshing but they have it roped off so you can’t stand under the falls. The entire area is very beautiful and so many big rocks too. 75p to enter and you can also rent tables with chairs. They have a large parking lot suitable for many cars and bikes. Free restrooms are also available just before the entrance. I was the first visitor of the day at 10am on a Friday and had the place to myself until 10:15. Then the crowds came and I stayed until 10:45am. Highly recommended

Tuasan Falls Review – Camiguin Island Tuasan Falls is a refreshing spot tucked away in the lush greenery of Camiguin. The water is super cold, which makes it perfect for cooling off on a hot day, though the swimming area is quite limited. It's not ideal for long swims, but great for a quick dip. The place is peaceful and perfect for a short rest or a little picnic with friends or family. There’s an entrance fee, and while there are restrooms (CR), they could use some improvement in terms of cleanliness and maintenance. Overall, Tuasan Falls is worth a visit for its natural beauty and relaxing vibe—just manage your expectations when it comes to amenities.

In my opinion, this is the best waterfall in Camiguin! The water is incredibly clear. It’s very clean and well maintained. It’s located on the other side of the island, so it’s a great stop if you're doing the full island loop.

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.

What I love most about this waterfall is its stellar swimmability factor—crystal-clear waters let you peer straight to the rocky bottom, instilling an instant sense of safety as you dive in. While the deeper swimming zone isn’t expansive, a generous shallow stretch invites carefree splashes and relaxed floats, perfect for all ages. Quiet, uncrowded, refreshing💚 Entry fee: Just ₱75! (₱60 for seniors, PWDs & students—20% off!) #Camiguin’s Top Swim Spot! Enjoy the fun, conquer the chill!

Can’t swim the government changed things here. There was a time when you could swim where the water fall was pouring into the pool area. Maybe they can comment here and let us know why.

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.