About Catandayagan Falls
Catandayagan Falls is a coastal waterfall located in Barangay Catandayagan, Monreal, on Ticao Island in Masbate Province, Philippines. It is notable for flowing directly into the sea from a cliff, a rare feature in the Philippines. Surrounded by limestone cliffs and clear waters, the falls is accessible only by boat and is a key natural attraction of northern Ticao, drawing visitors for its unique seascape and natural setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a waterfall cascading from a limestone cliff directly into the sea, viewable primarily from a boat. The setting is a rugged coastal cliff with clear turquoise water at its base. There is no road access to the falls itself; access is by hired boat from Monreal port. At low tide, boats can approach closer and visitors may swim near the base. The area is undeveloped with no built structures at the falls, offering natural scenery, photo opportunities, and swimming in calm conditions.
Key highlights
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Waterfall that flows directly into the sea from a cliff
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Accessible only by boat, offering a unique coastal approach
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Limestone cliffs and clear waters surrounding the falls
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Swimming and wading at the base during low tide and calm seas
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Scenic seascape and photography spot on northern Ticao Island
Route
| By air | Fly to Masbate Airport (MBT) or Bicol International Airport (DRP) in Legazpi, then travel by land and ferry to Ticao Island and Monreal |
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| By road | From Masbate City, travel by van or bus to ports serving Ticao Island (such as Pilar, Sorsogon or Masbate City Port), then transfer to Monreal by ferry/boat and hire a local boat from Monreal to the falls |