Description
Hinagdanan Cave Tour in Dauis
Hinagdanan Cave is famous not only for its breathtaking natural beauty but also for its historical significance.
During World War II, locals used it as a hideout to escape from the Japanese Imperial Army. The cave features a naturally lit cavern with a deep lagoon, surrounded by impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
Sunlight filters through holes in the ceiling, creating a magical ambiance. The underground lake is a popular spot for swimming.
The landowner accidentally discovered the cave while clearing decaying branches. He threw a stone into a hole and heard a splash. Intrigued, he built a ladder to enter the cave, hence the name “Hinagdanan,” which means “laddered” in the local language.
Please note that the minimum participation is 2 guests.
Duration:
The actual duration of the swimming in the cave is one hour.
Inclusions:
Accredited guide- Mask and snorkel
- Entrance Fee
- Free drink
- Tuk-tuk pickup and dropoff to/from resort/hotel
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