Top Things to do in Negros Island
The 10 Best Waterfalls in Negros Island, Visayas
Discover the best top things to do in Negros Island, Philippines including Mount Kanlaon's Seven Falls, Casaroro Falls, Niludhan Falls, Malatan-og Falls, Mag-aso Falls, Pulangbato Falls, Lourdes Falls, Pulang Bato Falls, Sudlon Falls, Pagsalsalan Twin Falls.
Restaurants in Negros Island
1. Mount Kanlaon's Seven Falls
2. Casaroro Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By eunsoohuang - Taguig City, Philippines
You have to walk through cemented and iron stairs and its very steep, 300 steps. Then afterwards, a very light rocky path. After a 30-45 mins you'll see this beauty. Splashing cold water. Majestic ! Entrance : P10.00 You have to hire a habal (motorcycle ) to come here. In our case we hired habal to tour us around. Rony- Dumaguete Tour 09654850817 Kindly take note to ask discount, in our case 2 pax we priced at first for P2,500.00 and ended P2k. So basically 1k each.
3. Niludhan Falls
4. Malatan-og Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By junerain7 - Bacolod, Philippines
Highly recommended for nature lovers and hikers. No entrance fee. You can befriend some locals and ask them to be your guide. They don’t charge a fee. They are willing to accept any amount you are willing to part with. If you are physically fit, the hike down will take only 20 minutes and going back 25 minutes. But for us first time hikers, it took 40 minutes going downhill to the falls, despite that the path had already been cleared and in certain steep areas there are ropes that you can hold onto. No stores near the falls and no toilet or changing area. So bring your own snacks, just please make sure to bring your trash with you. The falls itself is majestic at the height of about a 4 to 5-storey building. Taking a dip in its freezing cold water is sure to jolt you up. A rainbow forms whenever the sun strikes through the showers. Surrounding the falls are giant boulders that are great for pictures. The swimming area is small. I think it is enough to accomodate only 30 people more or less. The return trip was an ordeal as it was mostly uphill and took us more than an hour as we had to catch up with our breaths most of the time. Nonetheless, the experience was worth more than the hardship. If you are adventurous, you can also set up a tent near the falls. We saw some campers who spent the night there (mostly young adults and a few foreigners) and their happy faces show that they were having much fun.
5. Mag-aso Falls
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Ulvenx - Bergen, Norway
Good for swimming and grilling.Have pools also.Food sold at entrance.Kool experience.A must see. Bring food. 25 min drive from the city.
6. Pulangbato Falls
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By 82tedg - Adelaide, Australia
Less than a 30 minute drive from Dumaguete and whilst normally you can drive up a road with nice views this time the bridge over the small river from the main road was under repair and we ( 6 of us ) had to walk up the almost 1 kilometre of a quite steep road . Not a too difficult walk and definitely worth while .The 2 water falls , pools in which you can swim , and the cafe , bar , and other facilities were all very good . When the road re-opens there is parking , for a small fee .
7. Lourdes Falls
8. Pulang Bato Falls
9. Sudlon Falls
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3 reviews
