Canyoneering in Kawasan Falls with Lunch (from Moalboal)
The best-reviewed tour on this site: 4.9 across 458 reviews for the half-day Badian run with lunch, from $55.
from $55 Covers the half-day Badian canyoneering run with guide, gear and lunch.
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Kawasan Falls is why so many travelers base themselves in Moalboal, and this half-day canyoneering run is the fastest way into the canyon. Guide, gear and lunch are all in the package, from $55.
· Canyoneering day from Moalboal, hours roughly 07:00 to 14:00
A canyoneering day from Moalboal covering the Badian course, the only route running after the Alegria line was suspended for safety. Hours run roughly 07:00 to 14:00. Life jackets are required on every run, and a guide stays with the group throughout. The rating rests on just three reviews, a thin base. Price and inclusions sit on the live booking page.
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· Small-group Moalboal islands and Kawasan Falls day, from Cebu
A full small-group day, from $187, linking the island stops off Moalboal with Kawasan Falls further down Cebu's southern coast. The run takes roughly twelve hours, which is simply what the distance demands: two stops, one long day. The small-group format is the selling point over join-in boats and crowded canyoneering batches. Note that Kawasan has rules now: life jackets are mandatory and cliff jumping is banned at the main basin.
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· Osmena Peak trek and Kawasan Falls in one southern day
This is the long southern day: Osmena Peak, the island's highest point, paired with the turquoise pools of Kawasan Falls. Running about 11 hours, with rating and price shown on the live listing. Both stops sit on Cebu's southern flank, which is what makes the pairing work in a single outing. Note that heavy rain can close the canyoneering course at Kawasan even when the falls themselves stay open, so wet-season bookers should build some slack into their plans.
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