Amazing caves, with old paintings on the walls. Is worth going, inside there is a nice lagoon and you can swim. A little scary though as there is not much light inside.

Amazing caves, with old paintings on the walls. Is worth going, inside there is a nice lagoon and you can swim. A little scary though as there is not much light inside.
worth a look but nothing to shout about, very hot inside with very cold water it took us longer to walk there than the time we spent inside!
Spectacular cave though small it was awesome and will make you appreciate the mystery of nature.. Water are very clean and cold, you can swim in the water as per the staff that assisted us.
Small cave on the premises od Panglao Island Nature Resort. Water pool not ideal for swimming. Nothing spectacular.
This cave is a natural grotto with a brackish water pond inside. We were offered the opportunity to swim however with the large amount of birds and their related droppings floating on the surface we opted not to.
There were a lot of souvenir shops around the cave but they did have much more reasonable prices as compared to the...
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The cave was well maintained, you have to pay Php 15.00 for entrance fee, the fee already include the tour guide. Nice to swim during day time, but not recommended for kids as the waters are deep. Rock formation are those like in Palawan. The cave has a very steep walkway and stairs, too bad our grandmother wasn't able to...
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It is only one big room which is extremely dark. Don't bother. Complete waste of time.
I liked the cave and the geological structures in it. It's also possible to swim inside the lake in the cave. You can see swallows/swiftlets inside it. I didn't like the many, many souvenir shops surrounding the cave so much.
Go there if you have never seen a cave. If you have seen one, this one is likely going to smaller and less attractive than the one(s) you have seen.
Go check out the shell museum, the 3 ft tall man in the stroller and Phillippe Tarsier (botanical garden with a little zoo and museum and cafe) instead.
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Was not too crowded when we went there. But they had a brown out! (candles again).
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