Lussok Crystal Cave

Good place to visit in Apayao! Cost is 200 per head which includes fee for guide, boat, and entrance. It's an underground cave and it has a clear water. I love the area and it's super nice! I hope that this will be well maintained so I can visit again someday. The tour guide is also great especially in explaining and taking photos.

Lussok Crystal Cave is located in Luna, Apayao province. It is quite far from the Metro but a must-see! At the entrance, you can choose the intensity of activities you want to participate in. At the very least, you can enjoy a 20 to 30-minute boat ride inside the cave, along the clear river, and a short hiking to enjoy nature. They also allow swimming at the opposite side of the river. The water is cold but very clean and refreshing. We really had a nice time here. The entrance ranges from 150 pesos to 300 pesos per head. Small kids are not allowed in the boat tour.

Another gem of Apayao apart from manacota underground river ,simply I enjoy short but meaningful ride. Beautiful rock formations,lots of bats in the cave, very Instagramable photos too

What a wonderful gem! Such beauty and grandeur up close and personal. A far more intimate experience than the Underground River (Palawan). You can visit the park and public swimming area for ₱50 each. To tour the caves, it's ₱200 per person and this includes your boat guide. The boat guide is excellent and helping you get amazing photos. He knows so many tricks to snag the perfect shot. I'm a large guy and felt comfortable in the boat. Many amazing formations in the caves. And so many bats! After the boat tour of the cave, you will hike back to the park. The terrain is quite jagged and uneven even though there are concrete steps and guide rails at times. It is a beautiful hike but very steep and rocky. You will also walk across a hanging bridge. Again, stunning views, but if you are terrified of heights, just be warned. The hike is about 15 minutes. The entire experience was really wonderful. If you come to this area, you must visit!

It was definitely a wonderful experience!! We went here around 9am on s holiday and there weren’t much people around! It felt like we were on an exclusive tour! Upon srrival, you need to register and pay first for the activities you are planning to do. Then once we arrived, we rode the small boat/ kayak to the cave. You have to be very careful because the boat is small and you can fall if you suddenly move. The guides were very informative and entertaining. Upon arriving at the cave, it was like a magical experience! Saw a lot of unique formations and the whole experience was awesome!

After the brief tour, we had a quick photoshoot at the opening of the cave. The guides were very helpful and patient in taking our photos. After which, we started our spelunking experience. We chose the easy mode which was actually challenging at first! But once you pass through the first 5-10 minutes, everything was wide and easy!!! I was really nervous at first but after the experience, I wouldn’t mind doing it all over again!!’

The cave is huge and once you go in.. You will see and hear bats flying around..probably the only cave I saw with this many bats.. We paid 200 pesos each person. The tour guide could not speak English well so I had to translate everything to my foreign husband. We did the boat tour which was very quick and calm. No climbing for us. We also walked the hanging bridge on the way out.. They should get more tourists in.. all in all it was such a great experience.

We went here on a public holiday at around 9:00 in the morning. We were the first guests. We paid P300/head for the hard course. This includes the guide fee, boat, and spelunking fee. It took us 2 hours to complete the course and another 30 minutes to reach the registration area.

The boat ride was short because the banca cannot enter the cave due to the strong current. We just took photos in the cave entrance before proceeding to our spelunking.

It is wet and slippery inside the cave. Bring extra clothes to change after your activity.

Very nice cave excellent views.

I highly recommend visiting the ``hard'' best of trek

It's a very nice place but we arrived past 4 pmafter our workshop. The Tourism officer was kind enough to take us. There were no more boats however so we tookahike. It was fun, nevertheless. It is a small underground river andthe water is blue green and looking pristine. It was a fun adventure.

A great experience. Something worth doing when in Apayao. There are several routes around the cave from easy to hard. The easy route still needed a few climbing while the harder routes would require going in small dark holes and getting dirty. It's a good place for both the adventurous and those who are not.

Interesting place to visit when in Apayao. We were the only people inside the cave when we visited. At the entrance of the cave you need to take a boat before you start climbing through the routes. I am uploading this through my phone but I have more photos nicer but in my camera.

Lussok cave. The place was first discovered last 2014 and it is not as popular as other destinations yet. But it offers a good adventure experience. It has a short boating/canoeing trip to the cave. And the guide offers you a good humourous stories about the rock formations in the cave. The boat ride is just short and its a round trip. Then back at the mouth of cave, you are to set off there and choose the level of difficulty of the trail you wanted. We had chose moderate level. And compared to other caves i have been so far, this cave offers a good caving experience where you have to crawl up and down on narrow muddy holes. There is also a good part that offers rappeling. After the caving experience, you can have a good cool dip at the picnic area of the place. 😊 There is also a clean comfort room where you can take a bath and change clothes. Reminder for the caving experience, you'll really get muddy happy after it. 😁

Choose the Hard way! Even a beginner can survive the cave. Just bring fun and you'll enjoynyour Journey inside the cave

Stunning views and safe. Tour Guide is hospitable and funny. Enjoyable activities.

Came here unprepared for caving experience, but we had a wonderful time. We chose moderate difficulty and had so much laugh. Our tourist guide took all the photos while assisting us. Making sure we are safe and enjoying. What a great guide!

a must !

Amazing preservation of the natural habitat. Live stalactites and stalagmites.

Natural at its finest. The best underground river.

Lovely guide Evelyn she takes good care of you.
Wear scrambling shoes and shorts. It can get very muddy. Take water.

120 pesos per person entrance fee.
Need to tip the guide.

Short boat ride followed by 20 minutes clambering through the cave. If you are physically disabled this is only for you if you have a team. Evelyn will take you the "easy" way or moderate or hard. at 55ish she makes it all look easy.
Not too difficult unless it is very wet inside. At 62 I managed it :)
Then a 20 minute scramble thro the jungle to the hanging bridge (made of bread baskets?) and back safely. Needs a hour to do this outing..