Pinlac Falls, Kakawayan Falls and Agos River
About
The reward at the end of the Marilaque ride! Pinlac Falls is a jungle waterfall with a deep green pool and nipa huts right on the water, loved by riders as a cool swim and camp stop. Nearby Kakawayan Falls and the wide, rocky Agos River make it a full day of chasing water on the Infanta side of the Sierra Madre. Bring a tube, your camping gear and a jacket for the chilly water!
Rain likely until 12 PM. Head out after.
- Full day or overnightTime to spend
- Dry months; avoid typhoon weeks.Best time to go
- About ₱50 per personEntrance and budget
- About 3–4 hours from Manila by car or motorbike on the Marilaque (Marcos) Highway toward Infanta.Getting there
What to do here
- Swim at Pinlac Falls
- Camp overnight by the falls
- Float down the Agos River on a tube
Know before you go
Sierra Madre storms cause flash floods and landslides on the Marilaque Highway; check the weather before you ride.
Ride carefully on the highway curves, especially in fog and rain.
Roadside and resort parking.
Pinlac Falls entrance about ₱50 per person and ₱40 per table (creator estimate, February 2026). Agos River spots charge their own small fees.
Pinlac Falls is a jungle waterfall with a deep green pool and nipa huts right on the water, loved by riders as a cool swim and camp stop.
Nearby Kakawayan Falls and the wide, rocky Agos River make it a full day of chasing water on the Infanta side of the Sierra Madre.
Bring a tube, your camping gear and a jacket for the chilly water!
Where it is
Around Infanta, Quezon (the falls are along the Marilaque Highway)
By commuteAbout 3–4 hours from Manila by car or motorbike on the Marilaque (Marcos) Highway toward Infanta.
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FAQ
How far is it from Manila?
About 3–4 hours by road on the Marilaque Highway.
Can we camp?
Yes, creators camp overnight at Pinlac Falls; bring your own gear.