| About Busay Cave and Spring is a popular tourist spot in Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines. It's a natural wonder that offers an exciting adventure to thrill-seekers who love exploring caves with stunning rock formations, stalactites, and stalagmites. |
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| Rates & Fees ₱12.50 - Locals | ₱25.00 - Foreigners (day use entrance fee) ₱200.00 - Tour guide going into the cave (required) Rates may change without notice. |
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| Facilities & Amenities Free parking (on premises) |
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| How to Go There To reach Busay Cave and Spring with a vehicle, follow Google Maps. The pin location is accurate, despite old screenshots showing a dirt road. The road is now cemented, so driving is easy. If commuting, get off at Barangay Balabagon Elementary School and take a habal-habal. In Moalboal town proper, rent or hire a motorcycle. Drive another 5 km from the national road to the signpost. Follow the narrow path downhill. Ask locals if unsure. Only motorcycles can pass through the path. Park on the roadside if in a 4-wheel vehicle, or use the small parking space near the cave. |
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| Other Details The walk to the pool is easy, even for those with mild mobility issues. The pool isn't slippery, and you can bathe in the river if you prefer. This place is popular among locals and tourists alike, but it can get crowded at certain times of the day. Fortunately, the cold water makes it difficult for people to stay submerged for long periods of time, so there's enough time for everyone to enjoy the water. |
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| Tags Cave, Cold spring |
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