Katibawasan Falls is one of
Camiguin Island's gems. It measures 250 feet which cascades to a natural rock
pool with green and ice cold water surrounded by local species of trees,
orchids, and wild ferns.
I had the chance to visit Camiguin's interesting spots including Katibawasan Falls during my 3
days stay there. The island province is Philippines’ second smallest in terms
of land area and population but “Big and Giant” in terms of tourism. Interestingly,
you can explore the whole province in just one day!
From downtown Mambajao, hire a
habal-habal/multicab. Tell the driver that you’re going to Katibawasan Falls.
The waterfall is located five kilometers southeast of Mambajao- 5-10 minutes
travel.
The area is maintained by the
provincial government so expect minimal fees. You only have to pay an entrance fee of
P20 (adult) | P5 (children) | P10 (student) to be able to see and
experience Katibawasan Falls. Picnic tables, seats, and picnic facilities are
available for use. The surrounding nature, its ice cold water and refreshing splash are enough reasons to tag this spot as one of the country perfect summer destinations.
Must Try
Visit to Katibawasan Falls is incomplete
without trying “kiping”. Available at the food stalls near the entrance going to the waterfall, it is a local
delicacy made from ground kamoteng kahoy (cassava), sun-dried then fried and
served with latik or sweet sauce made from coconut.
Plan your trip now going to
the Island born of Fire and don’t forget to include Katibawasan Falls on your
itinerary!
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The Katibawasan Falls is breathtaking! I would love to visit this place and hear the birds chirping, winds caressing my skin and just enjoy the scenery! And the entrance fee is so cheap and it means, I can go back everyday just to enjoy the place! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat camera did you use for these pictures? They're amazing! :D
I'm using Canon at talagang maganda yung subject :) Thanks for dropping here bro!
DeleteThere are so many beautiful tourist spots in the Philippines that I have yet to see and this is one of them.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice Falls in Philippines. I just wish I have a chance toe explore my own country.
ReplyDeleteI have memories of these falls before, my former company went to camiguin for a 4 days retreat and we actually went to see this place. amazing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot bro. Lumabas ang true beauty of the falls. Seems masarap mag dip sa water nya. Kiping, parang alam ko itong delicacy ito.
ReplyDeleteCamiguin oh Camiguin! You are a place I dream of going back again and again! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures! I hope to visit Camiguin again someday! And that kiping-- whoa!? Nakaka-miss! That used to be my all-time fave back then!
My boyfriend that time (now my husband) is lucky to visit this beautiful falls in Camiguin. It is one of the memorable place and hope to bring my family back someday :-)
ReplyDeleteI have been to this place! The water was murky that day so I did not get to enjoy. But it was still a sight to behold...
ReplyDeleteI am looking or search from the Net where I can find Camiguin Province for I am not really familiar with this place. Though I have heard about it but I couldn't exactly pinpoint where it is. Then I found it somewhere in Mindanao, a smallest province in the Philippines, but rich with amazing natural beauty spots. The falls is really breath-taking. As I look at it in your picture, I have several things in mind... yes it is really amazing panoramic view.
ReplyDeleteanother beautiful local tourist spot that I need to see, most probably it will be best to get there during summer or during the days where there are less forecasted rainshowers, I am not aware that Camiguin has this awesome place for all I know is that Camiguin is the where we can find the sweetest harvest of Lanzones :)
ReplyDeleteCamiguin is really rich in natural attraction which makes it one of my dream location.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try the Kiping. I think it's quite unique because it's not sold anywhere here in the metro.
ReplyDeleteThat Falls is so inviting. I will put this in my list.
ReplyDeleteCamiguin is one of the first places I had on my bucket list...a classmate of mine was the Governor's daughter (don't know if it's still him) and she talked nothing but praises about Camiguin...this is one of the lovely spots I think worth seeing! lovely as always!
ReplyDeleteWow! Such a beautiful place to go to.By the way, those kiping looks delicious.
ReplyDeletei only see this beautiful falls in postcards + i really wish to see its grandeur, up-close. hopefully i will get the chance to do it one day! kiping is something i have not tried either, so that is another new experience i look forward to when i visit the paradise island of Camiguin!
ReplyDeleteang gaganda ng shots mo sir! :)
ReplyDeletei like the camiguin island ,its very beutiful and nice place to go during summer
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