Miyamit Falls
About
Twin ribbons of water pouring down a jungle wall into a turquoise pool, deep in the mountains west of Porac! Miyamit is Pampanga's wild side: getting there takes effort, and that's exactly why it feels like a secret. Earn the swim, then float in the cold blue pool under the falls. Worth every muddy step!
Go before 4 PM today. Rain likely after.
- Full dayTime to spend
- Dry season (around December to May); start early so you are back before afternoon rain.Best time to go
- Free entryEntrance and budget
- From Porac, head west past Alviera toward Barangay Sapang Uwak.Getting there
What to do here
- Hike to the twin falls with a local guide
- Swim in the turquoise pool at the base
- Pack a picnic lunch by the river
- Make a Porac weekend of it with Puning Hot Spring
Know before you go
Go with a local guide; the trail is rough and there is little signal.
Do not go during or right after heavy rain or lahar advisories from PHIVOLCS; rivers below Pinatubo rise fast.
Wear shoes with good grip and bring enough water.
Start early and be out of the mountains before dark.
Parking at the jump-off; ask your guide where to leave the car.
No current fee found; budget for a local guide and transport to the jump-off, and confirm with Porac tourism before you go.
Where it is
Sapang Uwak, Porac, Pampanga
By commuteFrom Porac, head west past Alviera toward Barangay Sapang Uwak. The last stretch is rough road and trail, so go with a local guide or a group tour.
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FAQ
Is Miyamit Falls hard to reach?
Yes, it takes effort: rough road and a trail through the mountains. A local guide is the easy way.
Can you swim at Miyamit Falls?
Yes, in the pool at the base, when the water is calm.
Is Miyamit Falls open?
Creators visited in September and October 2026. Check with Porac tourism after heavy rain.