Tuasan Falls
Catarman, Camiguin · Northern Mindanao
- Swimming
- Family-friendly
- Nature
A cold, powerful waterfall in Camiguin fed by mountain springs near a hot spring.
Tuasan Falls is a strong, single cascade in Catarman, Camiguin, fed by cold mountain springs. It is often visited together with the nearby Ardent Hot Springs, contrasting cold and hot water in one trip. The basin is deep and ideal for swimming.
Key facts
- Height
- ≈ 25 mestimate
- Type
- PlungeWhat this means
- Difficulty
- EasyHow we rate this
- Opening hours
- 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM dailyHours are indicative. Confirm locally before travelling.
- Entrance fee
- ₱75 per personEntrance fee. No guide is needed.Fees can change without notice. Confirm locally before travelling.
- Best season
- Year-round
- Barangay
- Mainit
- Coordinates
- 9.1768, 124.6810
How to get to Tuasan Falls
From Mambajao or Catarman, Camiguin, take a tricycle or rented motorbike to the falls in Barangay Mainit.
Facilities on site
- Parking
- Restrooms
- Cottages
Accessibility & fitness
A short walk from the parking area; suitable for most visitors.
Location map
Coordinates are approximate. Use them as a starting point and follow local signage on arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Tuasan Falls located?
Tuasan Falls is in Catarman, Camiguin, within Northern Mindanao. Its coordinates are 9.1768, 124.6810.
How do I get to Tuasan Falls?
From Mambajao or Catarman, Camiguin, take a tricycle or rented motorbike to the falls in Barangay Mainit.
How much is the entrance fee at Tuasan Falls?
The entrance fee at Tuasan Falls is ₱75 per person. Entrance fee. No guide is needed. Fees can change without notice, so confirm the current rate locally before travelling.
How difficult is the trek to Tuasan Falls?
Tuasan Falls is rated easy on our scale. A short walk from the parking area; suitable for most visitors. See our difficulty guide for the criteria.
What type of waterfall is Tuasan Falls?
We describe Tuasan Falls as a plunge waterfall. Water drops almost vertically from a ledge, with little contact between the falling water and the rock. These are the classic free-falling falls, often ending in a deep pool. Type describes the shape of the drop, not how hard the fall is to reach.
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