Cabagnow Cave Pool

Bacong · Anda · Bohol · Philippines

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About Cabagnow Cave Pool

Cabagnow Cave Pool is a natural cave pool located in Barangay Bacong, Anda, in eastern Bohol, Philippines. The site features a deep, clear turquoise pool inside a limestone cave with stalactites and an open sinkhole allowing sunlight. Known for swimming and cliff jumping, it is one of Anda's most visited natural attractions, offering a refreshing freshwater swimming experience surrounded by dramatic rock formations and lush vegetation.

Visitors guide

Visitors can expect a large open-air limestone cave with a deep, clear freshwater pool at the bottom. Access is via concrete steps leading down to the water. The pool is surrounded by high rock walls with stalactites and overhanging vegetation, with sunlight entering through the open top. The area includes a swimming zone, rock ledges for jumping, and viewing areas above. The setting is natural and rustic, with basic visitor facilities nearby.

Key highlights

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Deep, clear turquoise freshwater pool inside a limestone cave
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Natural sinkhole opening with sunlight illuminating the water
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Limestone walls with stalactites and stalagmites
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Cliff jumping from rock ledges of varying heights
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Refreshing swimming in cool, natural cave water

Route

By public transport
By air	Fly to Bohol-Panglao International Airport (TAG), then travel by road to Anda
By road	From Tagbilaran City, take a bus or van to Anda (approx. 2.5-3 hours), then tricycle or habal-habal to Cabagnow Cave Pool in Barangay Bacong, about 5 km from Anda town center

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Lamanoc Island

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Nearest airport	Bohol-Panglao International Airport (TAG)

Need to know

01Things to know before you go	Pool depth is significant in the center, non-swimmers should use life vests Rocks around the pool can be slippery when wet Bring swimwear and dry clothes; changing rooms are basic
02Rules & restrictions	No littering inside the cave and pool area Follow designated jumping points only No diving headfirst due to shallow areas near edges
03Safety information	Water is deep; weak swimmers should wear life vests Cliff jumping carries risk of injury; check water depth and follow local guidance Steps and rocks may be slippery, use caution when walking

Facilities listed

Reported facilities to help you plan your visit.

Changing Rooms
Cottages and Seating Areas
Life Vest Rental
Parking Area
Ticket booth
Toilets