How to get there

The Place

My expectations were quite high even before we reached the placed. I've researched the place prior to going and I was thrilled to see clear, blue waters. When we got there, the soil was muddy and the water was, well, mossy brown. The god of all unlucky struck us that day because apparently, it wasn't a good time to visit the falls due to the rain that transpired prior to our visit. We didn't want to waste the trip so we stayed anyway. 

There's a small guard house before you enter the resort. Entrance fee is at P75/head, a bit pricey in my opinion since the place wasn't that well-maintained. Cottage rates range from P300 - P1500, depending on the location. The closer you are to the falls, the more expensive it gets. The number of people staying in the cottage also affects the rate. But the good thing is you can haggle with the caretaker, hehe. 

The Experience

I wasn't so enthusiastic in swimming after seeing how the water looked like. I know it's an uncontrollable factor which is why I'm not taking it against the resort. It's Mother Nature's way of reminding us that she's still in control, bitches. But I did enjoy going back to basics and being one with nature since we cooked our food using the traditional method of grilling. It's not as fast compared to when done with an electric grill but the taste of the food was awesome. We also had more than enough space to dance and prance around while cooking and pretending to be survivors for a short period of time, lol. I was a bit hesitant to eat a lot though because their toilet wasn't well-maintained. Given the amount of entrance fees and cottage fees they collect, they might want to put in more budget in cleaning and maintaining the place.