About Blue Water Cave
Blue Water Cave is a natural limestone cave located in Barangay San Miguel, Baggao, Cagayan, in northeastern Luzon, Philippines. It is known for its clear, blue-tinted pool inside the cavern fed by spring water, surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites. The cave is part of Baggao's karst landscape and is accessed via a trek through forest and river trails. It is a popular eco-tourism site for caving and swimming.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a trek from the jump-off point in Barangay San Miguel through forested trails and shallow river crossings to reach the cave entrance. Inside, the cave has a cool interior with limestone walls, stalactites and stalagmites, and a clear bluish pool ranging from shallow to chest-deep where wading and swimming are possible. The site is natural and minimally developed, with guided exploration limited to the main chamber and pool area.
Key highlights
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Clear blue-tinted pool inside the limestone cavern
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Stalactite and stalagmite formations in the main chamber
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Forest and river trek to reach the cave entrance
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Natural swimming and wading area fed by spring water
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Part of Baggao's karst cave system in northeastern Cagayan
Route
| By air | Fly to Tuguegarao Airport, then travel by road to Baggao |
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| By road | From Tuguegarao City, take the Tuguegarao-Baggao road to Baggao town proper then to Barangay San Miguel jump-off; final access is by habal-habal (motorcycle) and trek on foot |
| By public transport |