Dalitiwan Resort and Sprite Falls
About
Ice-cold river pools in Majayjay! Dalitiwan Resort sits right along the national road in Majayjay, with a river-fed pool, natural rock pools and cottages under the trees, made for big family and group days. Just a few meters away, Sprite Falls has its own gate and a pretty cascade. Bring food to grill, come early for the best cottage, and wear aqua shoes because the stones are mossy!
Go before 2 PM today. Rain likely after.
- Half day to full dayTime to spend
- Dry season; weekday mornings for the best cottages.Best time to go
- About ₱150 per personValue · Great value
- Drive to Majayjay via Santa Cruz or Lucban; the resort is right on the national road in Barangay Ibaba Banga, so it is easy to find.Getting there
What to do here
- Soak in the cold river pools
- Walk over to Sprite Falls
- Grill lunch at your cottage
Know before you go
Stones in the pools are mossy and slippery; wear aqua shoes.
The river rises fast after heavy rain; stay out when the water turns brown.
Spacious parking at the resort (May 2025 blog).
Day tour ₱150 adults, ₱140 kids under 4 ft, ₱120 seniors and PWD (resort listing, seen October 2026). Open cottages ₱600–₱800 (May 2025 blog). Sprite Falls next door charges its own entrance.
Bring food to grill, come early for the best cottage, and wear aqua shoes because the stones are mossy!
Where it is
Ibaba Banga, Majayjay, Laguna (along the Majayjay–Lucban road)
By commuteDrive to Majayjay via Santa Cruz or Lucban; the resort is right on the national road in Barangay Ibaba Banga, so it is easy to find.
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FAQ
How much is the entrance fee?
₱150 for adults, ₱140 for kids under 4 ft and ₱120 for seniors and PWD.
Can we reserve a cottage?
Cottages are first come, first served, so arrive early on weekends.
Is Sprite Falls part of the resort?
No, it is a separate spot a few meters away with its own entrance.