Enchanted Cave

It's a big place to explore. Lots of trees and shades. There is man-made pool for adult and kids. The enchanted cave pool is awesome! The cave's water is a little bit cold. But we enjoyed our swim. No time limit for our swim because there no guest in line waiting. Not that busy that day so less crowded. So we spent more time swimming in the cave which is really enchanting. It was our first time to see a real cave. 😊 The staff are friendly and approachable. They will guide you where to go and what to expect. Shower rooms and toilets are clean. And that is a plus. Although the entrance fee is a bit expensive. It's 250 per head if you are to swim in the cave and the pool. But if you will just roam around or for sightseeing only, they will charge you 200 per head. Parking fee is 30 pesos. Kids below 6 yrs old are free of charge. There is a restaurant too inside. But we prefer to eat outside.

Don't let the unpaved, rocky road to this place turn you off. The resort maybe tucked away but the rewards are great. Unbelievable experience to swim inside a cave. We went very early in the morning. We were there even before the place opened up. 7:45am. I wanted to beat the crowd. And the decision paid off. No crowds on our photos. No one but us inside the cave and the swimming pools. We had it all to ourselves. until around 10am and then the crowds started coming in. But the experience of being having this resort to ourselves for a moment, was amazing. I can't imagine swimming in the cave with other people, the place could get cramp and the employees said, there is a line during the weekends.

Unpaved road full of coconut trees going to the area itself is a nice ride! Entrance fee is 200-entrance only and 250-with swimming with equivalent wrist band to determine your ticket; plus 30 pesos for parking fee. All staff are accommodating from beginning at the entrance where they would welcome you. There are several hammocks, cottages, ponds, and other good sights for visitors. Free use of life vest and helmet going to the enchanted cave. Lifeguard was very nice and would also initiate to take photos for you. Water is not cold but not warm as well—clear and refreshing as it should be! Shower rooms, changing rooms, and restrooms are generally clean. Adult pool water is somewhat warm and clear as well! I appreciate how there are always lifeguards on standby! In-house resto accepts advanced order so you can go swimming while waiting! We had grilled pusit and inihaw na liempo. Fresh buko was refreshing! Highly recommended for tourists!

We enjoyed this vacation stop. The cave was an area that felt safe and the waters clean. Had a clean park despite a recent typhoon with walking paths, photo areas, bonsai garden, swimming pool pavilions to picnic under large enough for a group of 12. Private shower areas separate from men’s and women’s comfort rooms. Bring a snorkel for the cave! Life Vests and Helmets are provided by park.

Don't let the unpaved, rocky road to this place turn you off. The resort maybe tucked away but the rewards are great. Unbelievable experience to swim inside a cave. We went very early in the morning. We were there even before the place opened up. 7:45am. I wanted to beat the crowd. And the decision paid off. No crowds on our photos. No one but us inside the cave and the swimming pools. We had it all to ourselves. until around 10am and then the crowds started coming in. But the experience of being having this resort to ourselves for a moment, was amazing. I can't imagine swimming in the cave with other people, the place could get cramp and the employees said, there is a line during the weekends.

Unpaved road full of coconut trees going to the area itself is a nice ride! Entrance fee is 200-entrance only and 250-with swimming with equivalent wrist band to determine your ticket; plus 30 pesos for parking fee. All staff are accommodating from beginning at the entrance where they would welcome you. There are several hammocks, cottages, ponds, and other good sights for visitors. Free use of life vest and helmet going to the enchanted cave. Lifeguard was very nice and would also initiate to take photos for you. Water is not cold but not warm as well—clear and refreshing as it should be! Shower rooms, changing rooms, and restrooms are generally clean. Adult pool water is somewhat warm and clear as well! I appreciate how there are always lifeguards on standby! In-house resto accepts advanced order so you can go swimming while waiting! We had grilled pusit and inihaw na liempo. Fresh buko was refreshing! Highly recommended for tourists!