Our visit to the park was a last minute thing. We packed up a picnic and our swimmers and headed there. You can hire guides to take you through the caves, for us, we just crossed the bridge and climbed over some rocks to find...More

Biak na Bato was amazing! My boyfriend and I had to split the bill for the tour guide so it was quite expensive (P800) with just the both of us but we loved it! The caves were amazing and haunting. I loved the trivia provided...More

The national park is a must visit in San Miguel. Beautiful clear rivers flows across the park covered with lush greenery. But u can't really take a plunge just anywhere in the river, there's a specific area for that, safety reasons cited. There's a huge...More

PROS: Beautiful place. The caves and views were amazing. Enjoyed my one-day tour here with a friend. Arrived at around 11:00am or 12noon I guess, explored the place for 3 hours. With the help of a tour guide (cave) but we did it ourselves after...More

Going to this place can give you a wonderful thoughts on how the Filipino maintain the historic place like this,Just a reminder that you need to schedule your visits here with a nice weather to enjoy the place.

The Biak na bato national park is really good! It showcases the locations of katipuneros when they fought against spaniards ( i think). They have good activities like Rappeling, water wading and more! The scenery is really magnificent! The rivers are really clean, clean surroundings,...More

Biak na Bato is a national park, though it doesn't have that sense and scale of grandness of other national parks. It's a decent day trip coming from Manila (it's relatively near), but the attractions leave much to be desired. The trails are cemented and...More