Davao Region
Waterfalls in Davao Oriental
Davao Oriental stretches along the eastern coast of Mindanao, facing the Philippine Sea. Our coverage is Aliwagwag Falls in Cateel, a long series of tiers that is one of the most photographed falls in the region. The usual access is by road from Mati or Davao City, and the final approach crosses rural country where conditions can change after rain. The province is also known for beaches, waterfalls and the Mandaya cultural landscape. Plan for a long day trip, start early, and check the road and water conditions locally before setting out.
- Multi-tier falls
- East coast
- Long day trip
Davao Oriental at a glance
- Waterfalls mapped
- 1 listing
- Free to enter
- None of the current listings
- Easy walks
- No Easy-rated listings yet
- Challenging routes
- No Challenging-rated listings yet
- Region
- Davao Region
Ratings describe the approach and terrain in dry conditions. Fees and access can change, so confirm the current details on each listing before travelling.
Waterfalls in Davao Oriental: common questions
How many waterfalls are in Davao Oriental?
We currently map one waterfall in Davao Oriental, Aliwagwag Falls in Cateel.
How far is Aliwagwag Falls from Davao City?
It is a long road trip from Davao City, so plan a full day or an overnight stay. Check road conditions before leaving.
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Other provinces in Davao Region
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