Kawasan Falls Travel Vlogs, Authentic Tips & FAQs

Rent a waterproof bag for your belongings; it's essential for canyoning.

Bring water shoes as the rocks can be sharp around the falls.

Canyoneering at Kawasan Falls costs around 2100 pesos per person, so budget accordingly.

The water is incredibly blue, making it perfect for photography, but be prepared for cold water!

Currently, jumping from the falls is not allowed due to dry conditions and safety concerns, so check for updates before your visit.

Make sure to wear appropriate footwear for the canyoneering adventure.

Wear a life vest for safety, especially when cliff jumping.

Make sure to read and sign the waiver before starting your adventure at Kawasan Falls.

The current can be quite strong, so make sure to hold onto ropes while navigating the area.

Wear water shoes for better grip while navigating the slippery rocks.

Make sure to swim far enough to clear the waterfalls to avoid getting stuck.

Access to the waterfalls is limited to level one, so plan ahead with your tour company.

Be prepared for a physically demanding experience with cliff jumps and cave traversing.

Consider paying extra for the zip line experience for added adrenaline.

Book a tour in advance to ensure a spot, especially during peak times.

Expect a mix of hiking and canyoning, so prepare for a physically engaging experience.

Be prepared for a hike to reach Kawasan Falls, as it requires a 10-minute walk from the natural spring whirlpool.

Plan your visit early to avoid crowds and enjoy the falls in peace.

Consider going early to enjoy the falls with fewer visitors.