Zabali Hanging Bridge

Parking fee: Php 20.00. It was nice crossing this bridge. We enjoyed the surrounding scenery and the thrill of crossing this shaky bridge. It looks safe though. There are lots of souvenir stores at the northern end and some snacks.

If you are riding a tricycle, you'll pay 20 pesos for the parking fee. There will be children around who will be asking to take your pictures and you'll to give them some amount. There are also a lot of children who'll dive and find the coins you'll drop.
The hanging bridge was a great sight to see but if you're afraid of heights, you better think twice. Overall, it was a fantastic experience and even for a short time, we enjoyed strolling at the bridge.

early morning..nice view and great scenery

It's just been repaired not many people on it plenty parking spaces from Baler end not many on opposite side.small souvenir shops both sides it's a good walk was sunny but windy enjoyed the walk over it good views upstream & to the ocean

Un expected experience fun and enjoy

we get there early in the morning, only one souvenir shop open in the side of the bridge . its nice because no other people around the area no rush taking photos.

Need maintenance, Donation box are placed but no comfort rooms and proper parking lots. Kids will extort you to pay for the parking. The local government should regulate this to attract more tourist.

It was a great experience. Just prepare 15 pesos for parking fee (2023)

While in Baler, we passed this hanging bridge and checked it out. There’s a fee if you want to cross it, just a donation for maintenance. There’s nothing much to do here but be wowed by the scenery and get scared of falling haha. Overall it was nice. Perfect for pictures, just find the right angle.

Such a cool experience, great views. Christian was a very nice local guide. Cheap parking on either side of the bridge.

Should visit once to take pics and to get scenic view of river. Nice place to visit with kids. Its a bridge being used by local people to cross over but has become a good place to hang. You can do boating also from there.

It's a nice spot for drone shots. You may add it as a sidetrip when you visit Baler. There are souvenir shops and eateries nearby and the locals are accomodating.

Perfect place to make IG worthy photos there are few stall to buy some souvenirs.

No entrance fee. Hence there is 1 old guy will ask for the parking fee. I dont mind just give him few penny(coins) its okay just a help to the community.

Bridge was safely to cross.. you can see mountains and river meets the ocean a clean. river when you wanted to jump..and swim

Quite scary at first since the bridge tends to sway. No other tourist there when we visited. There's a 20 pesos parking fee.

The rusty tension rods and missing planks make it more fun!

I have the best experience with this place

At first step on the bridge,it really feels shaky. But we face our fears.we had a great time on that bridge with my friends.

See pictures for updated image of the place. Newly painted grills and walk path

A great place to conquer your fear of heights or acrophobia. The swinging of the bridge feels like scary at the same time exciting. You will have hesitation at first when you will see the built of the bridge, it's worn out woods as its bridge, rusty ropes and cables that holds the hangers. But once you reached the middle part of the bridge. It's all excitement. Reaching the other part is a fulfillment. There are locals, reassuring that the bridge is safe and they uses it every single day. As I've said, For an acrophobic person, it is the simplest, cheapest way to conquer your fear for a 20 pesos or any amount that you can donate for the maintenance of the bridge. And be patient to wait for the right timing so you can take the perfect selfie.