About Blue Water Cave
Blue Water Cave is a natural cave attraction located in Barangay San Jose, Quezon, Bukidnon, Philippines. It is known for its clear, bluish pool inside the cave chamber that reflects light to create a distinctive blue hue. Surrounded by forested and karst landscape, the cave requires a short trek and guided entry. It is a local ecotourism site managed with community guides, offering caving and swimming in a relatively undeveloped natural setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a short trek through forested and rocky terrain to reach the cave entrance in San Jose, Quezon. Inside, a cavern with a clear pool exhibits a blue tint under natural light. The interior is cool and dim, with rock formations and shallow to chest-deep water for wading and swimming. Access is with a local guide, and the site is rustic with limited development. Expect basic trails, uneven and slippery surfaces, and a quiet natural environment.
Key highlights
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Natural cave pool with distinctive clear blue water
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Limestone cave chamber with rock formations
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Short forest trek to reach the cave site
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Swimming and wading inside the cave pool
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Community-guided ecotourism experience
Route
| By road | From Quezon town proper, travel by habal-habal or 4x4 vehicle to Barangay San Jose, then trek on foot to the cave entrance. Roads are partly unpaved and can be rough, especially in rainy season. |
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| By public transport | Public vans or buses to Quezon, Bukidnon from Valencia or Malaybalay, then hire habal-habal to Barangay San Jose and arrange a local guide. |