Cavinti Underground River and Cave Complex
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Helmet on, headlamp on: real caving near Manila! The Cavinti Underground River and Cave Complex has huge chambers of stalactites and flowstone, a chest-deep underground river and even a small waterfall inside the cave. You register at Bumbungan Eco-Park, ride to the jump-off, cross a bamboo bridge and trek through the forest to the cave mouth, where a local guide leads you in. The basic route is beginner-friendly, so it is a great first spelunking adventure!
Go before 2 PM today. Rain likely after.
- Half dayTime to spend
- Dry months; start early in the morning.Best time to go
- variesEntrance and budget
- Drive to Cavinti via Pagsanjan or Kalayaan and register at Bumbungan Eco-Park, then ride to the cave jump-off.Getting there
What to do here
- Wade the underground river
- Shower under the cave waterfall
- See the giant flowstone formations
- Cross the bamboo bridge to the cave
Know before you go
Wear the helmet and headlamp at all times and stay with your guide.
Expect chest-deep water: pack phones in dry bags and wear shoes that can get wet.
Caves close in heavy rain; check the forecast first.
Parking at Bumbungan Eco-Park and at the jump-off.
Register and pay at Bumbungan Eco-Park; a local guide is required. Fees aren't published online, so call ahead or ask your tour operator.
Where it is
Registration at Bumbungan Eco-Park, Poblacion, Cavinti, Laguna; caves in Barangay Paowin
By commuteDrive to Cavinti via Pagsanjan or Kalayaan and register at Bumbungan Eco-Park, then ride to the cave jump-off. Many Manila tour operators run day trips with transfers.
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FAQ
Do we need a guide?
Yes, a local guide is required inside the cave.
Is it beginner-friendly?
The basic route is, but expect wading in chest-deep water and climbing over rocks.
When are the caves closed?
During heavy rain, typhoons and low-pressure areas.







