The hike to the waterfalls is challenging and not without dangers! so a decent amount of agility and climbing skills is a must. but in the end of the hike you will get rewarded with a beautiful waterfall and a rewarding lasting memory.

Dao falls was amazing. There is a 30 to 40 minute hike to get to the falls and for this reason the falls are much quieter than some in the area with easier access. The hike is actually really nice, and often under the shade...More

It was on a Saturday evening 21/5/2016 (11:00) when me and my friends decided to make use of the remaining days of the summer. As we are not that 'laagan' we decided to make use of 'tripadvisor' to see where we could go. This place...More

These waterfalls might not be as large as others, but there is a good chance to have them for yourself. You best get there with a habal-habal, it shouldnt be more than 150 Pesos return including waiting time, and the drivers will drop of you...More

Beautiful bamboo bridges and limestone topography, we were the only ones there! Make sure to give back and tip your guide as this is the way they make a living.

Dau Falls has one of the most scenic hikes to a waterfall I have seen yet. It winds through a coconut plantation, over hills and down to a hanging bridge BEFORE you even get to the GOOD part! The you walk through the river and...More

I was really sad when we reached the waterfall because it already rained by then. The trek is extremely dangerous but very risky during the rain, especially since you will have to undergo walking through various rocks and climbing different cliffs. I loved the scenery...More