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Maribina Falls

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Catanduanes' easiest waterfall swim, just minutes from Virac! Maribina Falls tumbles down in a series of cascades into clear, cold pools, just right for a dip after a morning at Binurong Point or Bato Church. The name blends the two barangays it sits between, Marinawa and Binanwahan. You can drive right up and park on site, so it is an easy stop even with kids in tow. Bring a change of clothes, find a flat rock by the pools and let the cascades cool you down!

What to do here

  • Swim in the cascade pools
  • Have a picnic by the falls
  • Pair it with Bato Church and Binurong Point
  • Snap the cascades from the top pool

Know before you go

Rocks around the pools are slippery; wear sandals with grip.

Stay out of the water during or after heavy rain, when the current picks up.

Catanduanes is in the typhoon belt; check PAGASA advisories before you travel.

Parking available at the falls.

Bring a change of clothes, find a flat rock by the pools and let the cascades cool you down!

Where it is

Marinawa–Binanwahan, Bato, Catanduanes

By commuteJust a few kilometers from both Virac and Bato town, about a kilometer off the main highway. Drive and park on site, or hire a tricycle or habal-habal from Virac or Bato.

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FAQ

How far is Maribina Falls from Virac?

Just a few kilometers, an easy short drive or tricycle ride from Virac or Bato town.

Can I swim?

Yes, in the pools below the cascades. Stay out when the water is high after rain.

Is it good for kids?

Yes. You can drive right up and park on site; keep kids close on the slippery rocks.

Best: Dry
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