Seven Falls Zipline
About
Fly superman-style over a jungle gorge with waterfalls roaring below you! Lake Sebu's Seven Falls Zipline sends you face-down across a deep green ravine past the tallest of the seven falls, then a short trail takes you to Hikong Bente, where a curved bridge puts you right in the waterfall's mist. Quick ride, huge views, and a story you'll tell forever!
Go before 11 AM today. Rain likely after.
Skip swimming and trails during thunderstorms.
- 1 to 2 hrsTime to spend
- Mornings; the zipline had a 2 PM cutoff during an October 2026 visit.Best time to go
- About ₱350 per personValue · Good value
- Seven Falls is a few minutes' drive from Lake Sebu town proper in South Cotabato.Getting there
What to do here
- Ride the zipline over the waterfalls
- Walk the short trail to Hikong Bente's viewing bridge
- Pair it with a Lake Sebu boat ride and the weaving centers
Know before you go
Lake Sebu had landslides after the June 2026 earthquake; follow staff instructions and check advisories before you go.
Arrive early; the zipline can stop taking riders in the afternoon or in bad weather.
Follow the weight and health rules on the waiver.
Parking at the Seven Falls receiving area.
PHP350 per person for the zipline in October 2026, paid at the receiving area after signing a waiver.
Where it is
Seven Falls, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
By commuteSeven Falls is a few minutes' drive from Lake Sebu town proper in South Cotabato. Most visitors come by hired vehicle or tour from Koronadal or General Santos, often combined with the lake and the T'boli weaving centers.
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FAQ
How much is the Seven Falls zipline?
PHP350 per person in October 2026.
Is the zipline open after the 2026 earthquake and landslides?
Yes. Riders were using it in October 2026; confirm the day's schedule before you go.
Can you see the waterfalls without riding?
Yes. A short trail leads to Hikong Bente and its curved viewing bridge.