Negros Island Region
Waterfalls in Negros Occidental
Negros Occidental occupies the western half of Negros Island, with Bacolod as the capital and gateway. Our coverage is Mag-Aso Falls in Kabankalan, a forested cascade in the island's southern interior. The province is better known for sugar estates, heritage houses and Mount Kanlaon, so waterfall visits are usually part of a wider southern Negros trip. Roads are generally good, but the final access can be rough after rain. The dry season from December to May is the most reliable window, and local guides can confirm conditions on the day.
- Bacolod gateway
- Southern Negros
- Sugar estate country
Negros Occidental at a glance
- Waterfalls mapped
- 1 listing
- Free to enter
- None of the current listings
- Easy walks
- 1 rated Easy
- Challenging routes
- No Challenging-rated listings yet
- Region
- Negros Island Region
Ratings describe the approach and terrain in dry conditions. Fees and access can change, so confirm the current details on each listing before travelling.
Waterfalls in Negros Occidental: common questions
How many waterfalls are in Negros Occidental?
We currently map one waterfall in Negros Occidental, Mag-Aso Falls in Kabankalan.
How do I get to Mag-Aso Falls?
Kabankalan is reached by road from Bacolod or Dumaguete. The final access to the falls is best confirmed with a local guide.
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Other provinces in Negros Island Region
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