this ultimate day tour foucuses on the nature side of Manila The best way to get to pagsanjan falls is riding the dugout conoe famous by what the locals called “Shooting the Rapids.” Before, the boats are just composed wooden materials but today, they are made up of fiber glass. It’s an upstream ride and maneuvered by two licensed boatmen through the narrow river add up rocks and big rocks and many hindrances along the way. Imagine how strong and picture out those arms the two boatmen could have. Tagaytay secures its place on most Philippines itineraries with its location above Taal Volcano's active crater. Views of the crater lake and a refreshingly cool climate make the town an enticing destination—not to mention the famously unfinished People's Park in the Sky. Taal Volcano is a large caldera filled by Taal Lake in the Philippines.Located in the province of Batangas, the volcano is second of the most active volcanoes in the country, with 38 recorded historical eruptions,

Experience the best of both worlds with our Tagaytay-Pagsanjan combo tour! Start your adventure in Tagaytay, where you'll be captivated by the breathtaking views of Taal Volcano and Lake. After enjoying the cool mountain breeze, we'll whisk you away to Pagsanjan, where you can marvel at the stunning Pagsanjan Falls and take an exhilarating boat ride through the famous Pagsanjan Gorge. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike, offering an unforgettable experience that showcases the beauty of the Philippines.

Head straight to the ridge of Tagaytay City, a frontal viewing deck that sits 650m above sea level & experience the Volcano sightseeing. Taal Volcano suddenly erupt at 2:36pm on Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020, making all flee from the island. The next 24H, ashes coming from the crater reach Manila & nearby areas as 150k people flee from their homes. Taal Volcano is now considered the most active complex volcano after this eruption. See the devastation firsthand & the dramatic views of Lake & steaming Island. In another 2hrs drive, head over to the Pagsanjan Falls down south. From there, the driver will assist & transfer you in getting to the paddle raft & experience multiple rapids going to the destination at the end, The Magnificent Pagsanjan Falls. Swim & see the cave inside the falls. Rapids is weather dependent & if not passable during heavy rains, an alternative of Vertical Trekking to the Main Falls is provided w/ guide. Enjoy lunch (at your own expense) at the oldest Restaurant in town.

"Shoot the Rapids" in dugout canoes and experience nature’s wonder. Drive two and a half hours south of Metro Manila through the countryside to the beautiful town of Pagsanjan, Laguna. Be prepared to board a native canoe skilfully driven by two boatmen and maneuvered upstream through rocks and boulders amidst steep gorges and lush tropical vegetation: your destination - Majestic Pagsanjan Falls. Take a swim or board a bamboo raft through the falls into a cave behind the veil of water. This is an exhilarating, spine-tingling, adrenaline-pumping, two hour boat ride from the Bumbungan River to Pagsanjan Falls whose booming water cascades down from high atop a cliff to the river 300 feet below. Your ride downstream is an exciting rush through the same rocks and boulders you passed on your way upriver. *** Free pick up/drop off from your hotel in Makati, Taguig, Ermita (Manila), Malate(Manila),, Muntinlupa and Pasay. additional charges will incur outside these areas

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Pagsanjan Falls - Hidden Valley tour. Start your journey by exploring the stunning Pagsanjan Falls aboard a traditional canoe, navigating through lush greenery and towering cliffs. Feel the thrill as you pass through the breathtaking Devil's Cave, then refresh with a dip in the crystal-clear waters of the falls. Afterwards, unwind and rejuvenate at Hidden Valley, a serene oasis nestled in the heart of nature. Relax in soothing hot springs, stroll through lush gardens, and discover the beauty of exotic flora and fauna. Indulge in a delectable buffet lunch and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this hidden gem. Experience the best of nature and adventure with our Pagsanjan Falls - Hidden Valley tour, creating memories that will last a lifetime *** free pick up/drop off from your hotel in Makati, Taguig, Ermita (Manila), Malate(Manila),, Muntinlupa and Pasay. additional charges will incur outside these areas

Escape the bustling city of Manila for a full day at the majestic Pagsanjan Falls! Go on an adventure to the province of Laguna, and go canoeing. Experience the thrill of the rapids, and unwind with a dip into the cool waters at the foot of the falls.

Pagsanjan is located in the province of Laguna, around 100 kilometers south of Manila. Be ready for the adventure as you will experience a thrill of excitement with more than 15+ water rapids going up and down, enter the Cave and feel the rushing water in one of the most unique majestic falls in the world. In 1976, famous American movie director shot the last part "Apocalypse Now" in this falls. Twenty Seven kilometers away from Pagsanjan Falls is where a secluded lake sits in a 35.25 hectares remote area where you can swim and ride a bamboo raft cottage. Lake Yambo is considered oligotrophic, and is suitable for swimming, outings, and picnics. Guest are rafted towards a quieter and more pristine portion of the lake. Here the rafts dock at a point close to a huge tree where guests can enjoy swinging from a thick vine hanging from the tree. This is the area where guests are allowed to swim (and are required to wear life vests for protection).

Witness the beauty of Pagsanjan Falls on a canoe ride. Meet a community living between old train tracks, and taste their famous coconut pie.

Embark on a 3-hour adventure to Pagsanjan Falls, featuring a canoe trip, exhilarating rapids, and exploration of Devil's Cave.

Visit the majestic Pagsanjan Falls with this day tour from Manila. Make your way down to this popular waterfall aboard a bamboo raft and jump into the cooling natural water. Swim in a natural pond filled with the fresh water coming down from the Balanac River and Bumbungan River.