Can-umantad Falls

No problem! Most waterfalls charge an entrance fee to maintain their beauty, so having some local currency handy would be wise. While facilities might be basic, you might come across local vendors offering snacks and beverages; so no hunger or thirst! Be sure to wear comfortable walking or light trekking shoes suitable for exploring, as you ll likely want to explore around them; additionally bring swimwear as there may be unexpected opportunities to take a refreshing plunge! see less

Get ready for some serious fun! The main event is, of course, taking a refreshing dip in the cool, natural pools beneath the cascading water – it's the perfect way to beat the tropical heat. The falls also provide a stunning backdrop for photography, so prepare your cameras for some truly Instagram-worthy shots! You can also simply relax by the water, soak in the tranquil beauty, and enjoy a picnic amidst nature. see less

If you want a truly spectacular display of water gushing down from its falls, plan your visit during the rainy season (typically June to November)! Water volumes are at their most dramatic - offering perfect photo opps! For calmer waters and easier trekking trips, December-May dry seasons might offer more serene experiences; yet their volume might still provide ample photo opps! see less