Tuasan Falls
About
Camiguin's other big waterfall, and plenty of travelers call it the island's best! Tuasan drops about 20 meters out of thick jungle into a cold rock pool that spills into a second one below. The water is only shoulder-deep and there's a lifeguard on duty, so it's an easy, happy swim. It's only a minute's walk from the parking lot, so pair it with the Catarman side of the island loop!
Dry until sunset (5:23 PM). Good time to go!
Opening hoursSee the week
- Monday7 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday7 AM–5 PM
- Wednesday7 AM–5 PM
- Thursday7 AM–5 PM
- Friday7 AM–5 PM
- Saturday7 AM–5 PM
- Sunday7 AM–5 PM
Posted daily hours
From jonnymelon.com, checked Feb 2026
- 1 to 2 hrsTime to spend
- Early morning, before the tour vans; open 7 AM to 5 PM daily.Best time to go
- About ₱50 per personValue · Great value
- Tuasan is in Catarman, about 30 minutes by road from Mambajao.Getting there
What to do here
- Swim in the two cold rock pools
- Get the classic shot from the rocks in front of the falls
- Combine it with the Walkway to the Old Volcano and the Sunken Cemetery on the west side of Camiguin
Know before you go
Stay inside the swimming area the lifeguard points out.
The rocks around the pools are slippery; wear aqua shoes.
Skip the falls after heavy rain, when the water turns strong and muddy.
Parking beside the ticket office.
Entrance was PHP50 per person in a February 2026 guide; another 2026 guide listed PHP75, so bring small bills for either.
The water is only shoulder-deep and there's a lifeguard on duty, so it's an easy, happy swim.
Where it is
Looc River, Catarman, Camiguin
By commuteTuasan is in Catarman, about 30 minutes by road from Mambajao. Rent a scooter, hire a tricycle (around PHP200 from Mambajao) or ride a jeepney towards Catarman and ask to be dropped at the Tuasan road. The falls are a one-minute walk from the ticket office.
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FAQ
How tall is Tuasan Falls?
About 20 meters, falling into two connected rock pools.
Can you swim at Tuasan Falls?
Yes. The pools are about shoulder-deep and a lifeguard watches from the side.
Is there a hike?
No. The falls are about a one-minute walk from the parking area and ticket office.