About Bugtong Bato Falls
Bugtong Bato Falls is a seven-tiered waterfall located in Barangay Tuno, Tibiao, Antique, on Panay Island, Philippines. Set within forested hills inland from the coast, it is known for its series of cascades and clear natural pools. Access requires a guided trek across rivers and trails from the Tuno jump-off. The falls is a popular eco-tourism destination in northern Antique for trekking, swimming and nature sightseeing.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a guided trek of about 30-45 minutes from the Tuno jump-off, crossing rivers and walking through rice fields and forest trails to reach the falls. The site consists of seven tiers with cascades and natural pools surrounded by forest and rock formations. The lower tiers are accessible for swimming and wading, while upper tiers require more climbing. There are basic facilities at the jump-off and near the falls, and local guides accompany all visitors.
Key highlights
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Seven-tiered cascade waterfall with clear natural pools
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Guided river and forest trek from Barangay Tuno jump-off
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Swimming and wading areas at lower tiers
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Forested valley setting in the hills of northern Antique
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Eco-tourism site managed with local guides from Tibiao
Route
| By air | Fly to Iloilo International Airport or Kalibo International Airport, then travel by road to Tibiao, Antique |
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| By road | From Iloilo City or Kalibo, take a bus or van to Tibiao town proper, then take a habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) to Barangay Tuno jump-off, followed by a guided trek to the falls |
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