Cambugahay Waterfalls - Siquijor's Charm

Siquijor Island is not only known for its folklores, magic, premitive healing, and mysterious stories of supernatural beings. It also gives us the enchanting beauty of Cambugahay waterfalls. It's a five-level waterfall cascading from the top. Viewing it from the first time, the tedious hiking and trek downward would definitely be forgotten. 

This was the exact scenery that captivated my eyes after all the vent and complaint I've done while walking downward.

The hike, yes, I'd never forget how I complain while gasping for air, because it was really a long walk downstairs. I never tired in complaining you know. I love waterfalls, but I also couldn't get over with the long walks and hikings. If only these beautiful sceneries are displayed infront of the plaza rotonda and parks, I'd probably never get to experience nagging pain in my legs for many years now. I couldn't afford to see a doctor for this leg problem, so I have to bear it until I get old.

This was the stairway that really took all my "powers." chos!

Re-touching lol. Because I was sweaty.

This was the second waterfall. I didn't have the will to see the third one, because I was so darn tired.

We needed to be careful here, because the rocks were slippery.

This was the photo I took from my photo. I couldn't get balance, so this was the result.

My friend, Walter, took this photo. The water was really inviting, but I didn't dare. I couldn't. I'm not a swimmer.

I got my own version of the photo. lol This how the water looked like in my eyes.

Cambugahay Waterfalls is actually the single and most famous waterfalls in the province. How to get to these multi-layered waterfalls? 

Other Country? Book a trip to Manila, Philippines

From Manila, book a trip to Cebu City.

From Cebu City, book a shuttle to Siquijor Island

From Siquijor port, ride a public vehicle to Lazi, Siquijor

Five-minute motorcycle ride to Cambugahay Waterfalls

The locals were grateful and accomodating. No one would deceive you, especially if you're a tourist and a foreigner in the place. The island is actually more dependent on its tourism industry, so they wouldn't be doing nasty things to tourist like us.

Finally, I posed. There were lot of takes, but I rather not pose them here, 'coz my face was really oily and sweaty.

We didn't stay long, because people were starting to come. I didn't have plan to swim, and we still had to visit some other places in Siquijor then. Our destination was actually Salagdoong Beach Resort. Click HERE.

Thank you for visiting. I promise to post a little more than the usual. I am still going to continue amaze you with my nature tripping adventures. Have a great weekend!

Just me, 
Phioxee

PS. Thank you to Walter Grapa for some of the photos.