[2025 Dauis Attraction] Travel Guide for Hinagdanan Cave (Updated May)

Going by rent car , the place is Dauis Bohol near by in Panglao , entrance fee 50 pesos

#SummerIwaSummer 💧Location: Bingag, Dauis Philippines 💧Admission: P75 for swimming A natural limestone cave with a small lake inside, where you can swim! The water is so clear that you can see right through it I was thrilled to encounter nature that I don't usually get to see. Isn't this the fun of traveling? ㅋㅋ Bats are flying around, when will I ever swim in a place like this again!! It was really unique. #Cave #HinagdananCave #Hinagdanan #Panglao #PanglaoIsland #Bohol #BoholTravel #OverseasTravel #UniqueTravel #CaveTour #Swimming #WaterPlay

This is a must to visit because of the amazing turquoise clear water inside the cave.So relaxing to see the rock formation at the same time fun to be with family or friends.What you see is what you get so apparently it’s instagramable.We went there in December so I guess the tourists is a lilttle bit less.If you have a budget I suggest to avail your tour to a legit travel agency and ask for guide to take your picture because you only have to pay him what you thin he deserve.#itsmorefuninthephilippines #happynewyear

Hinagdanan Cave is a natural limestone cave located on Panglao Island in Bohol, Philippines. Famous for its stunning underground lagoon and dramatic stalactite and stalagmite formations, the cave offers a unique and enchanting experience for visitors. Sunlight filters through a small hole in the ceiling, illuminating the clear, greenish-blue water below and creating a magical atmosphere. The name “Hinagdanan” means “laddered” in Cebuano, referring to the ladder used to access the cave when it was first discovered. It’s a popular tourist destination for its natural beauty and easy accessibility. #aprilblooms

The only photo I had for I was busy attending my aunties. This is one of the many caves in Philippines that has no bats and sacry species 😝 Its slippery and warm inside. The water looks deep some swimming but I decided not to as again was with my aunts. A must one of the list here when you get to visit Bohol. Dont forget to know its history as well. #travel #vacay #bohol #hinagdanan

M Bohol is a tropical haven famous for its natural wonders and serene beauty. Visit the iconic Chocolate Hills, a surreal landscape of over 1,200 limestone mounds. Meet the adorable tarsiers, one of the world’s smallest primates, at a sanctuary. Relax on the white sands of Panglao Island, perfect for snorkeling and diving in crystal-clear waters. Explore the magical Hinagdanan Cave or take a cruise along the Loboc River, surrounded by lush greenery. Bohol offers the perfect mix of adventure and tranquility, making it a must-visit destination in the Philippines.

This is a really special experience! Did you know that in Bohol, there is a natural cave swimming pool, not the ocean? This is a narrow hole where people and bats roam! It is a really special experience, and you can take great pictures, so if you go to Bohol, you must go there 📍Hinagdanan Cave #Overseas travel #Bohol travel

#Hinagdanan Cave #Napaling Bohol is so famous for Balicasag and Chocolate Hills, so it's not easy for those who are on a short vacation to visit Hinagdanan Cave. If you're visiting Bohol for the second time, combine it with Napaling Reef and visit Hinagdanan!

#Southeast Asia Travel #Philippines Travel #Bohol Travel 📍Hinagdanan Cave (JRG2+496, Dauis, Bohol) ⏰Opening Hours 07:30~17:00 🤿 Cave Swimming Hours 08:00~16:00 ✔️Entrance Fee: 50 pesos ✔️Cave Swimming: 75 pesos Hinagdanan Cave is a natural stalactite cave that was formed naturally over a long period of time by continuous erosion due to rainwater or groundwater seeping into the ground. Originally, the area was covered with bushes and was not noticeable to people, but it is said that it was discovered by farmers who came to reclaim the area in the 16th century. The farmers built a ladder to easily enter and exit the cave, and it is said that it became 'Hinagdanan' Cave, which means 'ladder'. The cave entrance is quite narrow, and the stairs going down are extremely steep and slippery, so be careful when going down. Fortunately, there is flat ground after coming down the rough stairs. Contrary to expectations that it would be extremely dark and dangerous inside, there are railings and lights here and there, so it was safe and not scary☺️ If you go deep into the cave, you will find a lake inside the cave that was naturally created by groundwater and nearby seawater. Even though the water is deep enough that you can't touch the bottom, the bottom is so clear that you can see it clearly. It's also fun to swim in this natural lake inside the cave. That's why there are always staff members inside the cave who rent out life jackets. You can have such a fun schedule without going far from the island, just by investing a little time in the morning. I highly recommend Hinagdanan Cave as a short tour course in the morning.

You can enjoy swimming at the ‘Hinagdanan Cave’ in Panglao Island, Bohol. You can also see bats flying around.

I visited Bohol because I wanted to have a different experience that I had never had in Korea. It was Hinagdanan Cave. The cave tour + cave swimming entrance fee is about 2,900 won! The price is also great!! You can't see it well while swimming, but you can also see small bats. If you want to have a special experience like me, be sure to visit. #October travel support event #Hinagdanan Cave #Bohol travel

📍JRG2+496, Bingag, Dauis, Bohol No one comes to Bohol just to see the ocean, right?! 👀 Hinagdanan, known as a natural cave swimming pool, is steep on the way down, but once you enter, a huge cave appears! It is especially famous for its swimming area, but it is deeper than you think, so if you can't swim, a life jacket is a must ✔️ Other swimming tools such as flippers are prohibited, and although it is dark inside, you can feel a different atmosphere, so I would like to recommend this unique travel destination in Bohol 😊 #TravelSupportEvent

Hinagdanan Cave in Bohol is one of the greatest finds where mystery and cool places await. This is included in one of our tour destinations in Bohol. Refreshing bath and amazing view it is.

Hinagdanan Cave in Tagbilaran, Philippines, is a mesmerizing natural wonder that beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Located on Panglao Island, this limestone cave boasts a captivating blend of stalactites, stalagmites, and underground pools, creating a surreal and enchanting environment. The cave's name, "Hinagdanan," translates to "laddered" in the local dialect, derived from the natural ladder-like formations that lead visitors down into its depths. As visitors descend into the cool, dimly lit chambers, they are greeted by the soothing sounds of dripping water and the otherworldly beauty of the cave's geological formations. One of the highlights of Hinagdanan Cave is its crystal-clear underground pool, inviting visitors to take a refreshing dip amidst the ancient rock formations. Beyond its natural beauty, the cave holds cultural significance for the local community, serving as a place for gatherings, rituals, and storytelling. A visit to Hinagdanan Cave offers a memorable journey into the depths of Bohol's natural wonders, showcasing the island's geological marvels and cultural heritage in one breathtaking experience. #tripstars #travel

#timetotravel To be honest I didn't expect much from this cave but I was surprised with it's beauty. A little cave with but very well maintained especially the water. The rocks in the cave are beautifully formed which also adds to its beauty. We didn't get into the water because of time constraints but if ever we are in Bohol again, I want to swim in the water. Very picturesque and well lit. Entrance: 50 Pesos but if you want to swim then that is with extra charge of 75 pesos. Address: Dauis, Bohol. You can take a tuktuk ride which will cost you 150-300 depending where you are starting but there are a lot of tour packages that will include this in your itinerary. Enjoy!! #mytripvlog #tripblazers #trip #philippines #bohol #cave #attraction

Hinagdanan Cave - in the island of Panglao in Bohol is one of the must visit when you visit the beautiful island. You can join a group tour or hire a local motorcycle to take you there. The cost is less tah $10 per person. Hinagdanan is a small cave with cold crystal clear water where you can get to enjoy swimming during the hot day. You may get to meet new friends, and enjoy playing games while in the water. Enjoy the cave surroundings ans listen to fruitbats residing in the dark sides of the cave. The place have lifeguards that keep an eye on everyone. They have lifejackets available for those who are non-swimmers. The cold-temperate water is awesome to dip in. After spending a couple of hours there, you may enjoy a halo-halo (local ice shave) in young coconuts before heading back to your hotel or proceeding to the beach.

Hinagdanan Cave, located on the island of Panglao in Bohol, Philippines, is a stunning natural wonder that is definitely worth visiting. The cave is known for its crystal-clear water and impressive limestone formations, which create a truly unique atmosphere. Visitors can descend a steep staircase into the cave, where they will be greeted by the serene underground pool. The water is so clear that visitors can see the fish swimming below, and the sunlight streaming in from the hole in the ceiling creates a beautiful effect on the water's surface.

Hinagdanan Cave- Located in the Municipality of Dauis, you can find this wonderful cave called “Hinagdanan Cave’. It is naturally lighted cavern with a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites. It is made of limestone and the cave is lit by sunlight which filters through holes in the ceiling. The underground lake is very popular for swimming, so if you would visit theplace, make sure to bring swimming attire. #boholadventure #awesomepic #urbanexplorer

Hinagdanan Cave is located in the municipality of Dauis, Bohol Province. It is a naturally lighted cavern with a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites. The cave is lit by sunlight which filters through holes in the ceiling. The underground lake is a popular swimming spot, but it has been known to test for high levels of various pollutants, since it is fed by ground runoff. It is made of limestone. Its entrance is a hole about 1 metre in diameter, visible from a limestone hill. The cave is slippery, but there's a rope railing to hold on to. The cave is filled with sleeping birds in small holes in the ceiling. The sunlight that enters the cave make it iunsuitable for bats.

totally worth it to drop by in the cave here and worth a dive that makes you feel like in an adventure! #travelinspiration