Nice bohol. wow bohol.tayo na sa biyahe, sa bohol tayo ay mag saya...

This is a great place for adventure seeker. Clear yung water dito. Pero pag umuulan mejo lubog yung tubig. Entrance fee/environmental fee is 50 pesos. Meron ding nag babantay doon na parang life guard.

Very Affordable Place to Visit

Amazingly nature feel and the people are truly supportive!

Exhilarating experience to jump in this amazing cave pool.

Nice cave with clear water, definitely worth a visit. However, you will need to pay 50 Peso to dive/swim in the cave pool.

Впечатления позитивные. Несмотря на многоступенчатую систему мелких поборов (на въезде 10, на парковке 5, и при нырянии еще 50 песо). ДЛЯ МЕЛКИХ РЕБЁНКОВ ОПАСНО.

It is the cave that is most frequented by tourists, therefore, it is almost always crowded. The thrill to jump into the cool waters diminishes as more and more people arrive. There is a P50 fee per head (as of December 2018) for anyone who wants to swim in the cave pool. The steady arrival of tourists also means there is a growing number of trash littered in the surrounding area—in the cark park by the entrance, on the rough trail leading to the cave, behind trees and wild bushes, everywhere. This problem is not also solved by the lack of trash bins strategically situated along the trail. It is very disappointing. Once again, uncontrolled tourism and bad human behavior ruin the natural beauty.

Awesome experience.. 50 pesos if u swim

Thrilling & beautiful. Its famous for being unique. Basically a cave-pool in the ground around 10M by 5M wide, filled with sapphire blue water & fishies. No way of going in slowly, you have to jump in! About 3M from the ground to waters surface, it rises & falls with the tide. Seems like no way out, but dont worry, theres a sturdy metal ladder. Take care when jumping & dont slip. Enviromental Fee costs 20php+, Entrance fee costs 25php, Parking is Donation (pay what you feel like paying), Swimming is 50php per head. No stores around but they offer coconuts, around 55php (just an estimate).

Anda is an underrated and road less travelled place in Bohol. This is located at the eastern tip of Bohol and is a 2 hr drive from Tagbilaran. One of Andas hidden gems are cave pool and the most famous is the Cabagnow cave pool. Please go early morning to enjoy jumping and swimming in the cave pool as people usually flock around 9 am. You can hire a tricycle/multicab if youre in groups however if youre a solo traveller you can rent a habal habal driver to tour you spots in Anda. In my tour we went to 3 spots (including the Cabagnow cave pool) and I paid 350 pesos.Cave pools are considered sink holes and is formed by the erosion of limestones from the ground.

The place is amazing...it is very good to relax

Era senza scala chiuso...

It is a great place...its very awesome experience...

Aqui hay dos cenotes realmente, cabagnow cave que es solo para tirar fotos porque es peligroso meterse y tibaw cave que cuesta unos 50 pesos y es una pasada y te puedes bañar, a disfrutar

Love The cave

If youre up for adventure a must-try activity when around Anda Bohol.

If you are looking for another adventure, be here at Cabagnow cave pool of Bohol.

Cheap. 50php but can be lowered down to 30phpwater is coolfriendly people public transport can be arranged. and its cheap 100php for 8 people water is slightly murky at that timestrong pee scent around the make.shift dressing room/restroomfaint sewer smellno crowd control

Wird überbewertet, kein must have

No swimming here.Looks pretty but not worth going to.

Klart vann. Finn tepratur fint lys i vannet

Because the water is fresh

Due to absence of permit currently, swimmong in the pool is prohibited but you can still visit this place just dont forget to give donation for tjose who maintain.

Currently closed for tourists.

Amazing cave, water mixed of fresh and salty water

Since January 2019 the cave has been closed to the public. You still can go see the cave but cant dive or swim in. The stairs have been removed. We passed the cave and saw a sign for Tibaw Cave Pool. This one is currently open. (This is as of August 2019).

Really Beautiful, keep it mind that you will need 50 pesos if you want to swim...

No letter to go in/out at time of our visit in november 2019

Swimming in the cave pool not allowed by the owner