Tibaw Cave Pool

Since Cabagnow cave is closed, you dont have any choice but to go here if you want to experience swimming on a Cave pool. It has cold fresh water that is perfect on a summer.

Deep in the forest, very refreshing water, pure nature..A bit crowded but still gorgeous! I'll be back again there sooner or later..

30pesos per person entrance fee. We had a great time and a nice chat with the locals. Jumping was possible cause the water was high enough. Also nice for rockclimbing out of the cave.

Mmm very clean water

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Should limit the number of people per day who can gain admission into the pool. The place is small..

Nice little swimming cave given that the larger cabegnaw cave is closed. Plenty of benches to sit on, cold water, and a rope bench in the water. The water is deep enough to jump into.

Lots of roaches, fish, and frogs though. Also a local kid bugs you to pay an entrance fee which ranges from 20 to 80 peso. Ask for a receipt and he will change his mind and let you be.

This unique cenote / sinkhole / cave pool is surrounded by coral rock and filled with fresh water which is fed from the nearby mountains.

Around the edges of the pool are some seating areas, tables and shaded spots to set down your belongings while you go for a swim.

To enter the deep blue colored pool you can either walk across the rocks and slip in on the shallow side or if you’re keen for a jump there is a 2 meter cliff jump on the opposite side of the pool.

Without the help of the locals, it's kinda hard to locate it.

As of 31Oct2022, no entrance fee yet.

5 min walk from car/bike park spot

No había nadie cuando llegamos sobre las 17-17:30. No pagamos nada. El acceso es un sendero al que tienes que acceso caminando. Puedes dejar tu vehículo el la entrada al sendero hay como un parking (tampoco pagamos nada)
Es bonito, las aguas están fresquitas.