Inambakan Falls
Ginatilan, Cebu · Central Visayas
- Swimming
- Quiet
- Photography
A multi-tiered falls with a deep swimming basin, quieter than its famous neighbours.
Inambakan Falls drops in several tiers into a large, refreshing pool that is ideal for swimming. Compared with nearby Kawasan, it draws fewer crowds, so you can often have the basin almost to yourself on a weekday. The surrounding forest and the sound of rushing water make it a peaceful stop in southern Cebu.
Key facts
- Height
- ≈ 30 mestimate
- Type
- Multi-tierWhat this means
- Difficulty
- EasyHow we rate this
- Opening hours
- 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM dailyHours are indicative. Confirm locally before travelling.
- Entrance fee
- ₱50 per personIncludes a life vest. Parking is ₱10 to ₱30. Guides work for tips.Fees can change without notice. Confirm locally before travelling.
- Best season
- Year-round; best from June to November
- Barangay
- Calabawan
- Coordinates
- 9.5686, 123.3385
How to get to Inambakan Falls
From Cebu City, ride a bus to Ginatilan (about 4 to 5 hours), then take a habal-habal or tricycle to Barangay Calabawan.
Facilities on site
- Parking
- Restrooms
- Cottages
Accessibility & fitness
A short downhill walk of about 10 minutes to the main pool.
Location map
Coordinates are approximate. Use them as a starting point and follow local signage on arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Inambakan Falls located?
Inambakan Falls is in Ginatilan, Cebu, within Central Visayas. Its coordinates are 9.5686, 123.3385.
How do I get to Inambakan Falls?
From Cebu City, ride a bus to Ginatilan (about 4 to 5 hours), then take a habal-habal or tricycle to Barangay Calabawan.
How much is the entrance fee at Inambakan Falls?
The entrance fee at Inambakan Falls is ₱50 per person. Includes a life vest. Parking is ₱10 to ₱30. Guides work for tips. Fees can change without notice, so confirm the current rate locally before travelling.
How difficult is the trek to Inambakan Falls?
Inambakan Falls is rated easy on our scale. A short downhill walk of about 10 minutes to the main pool. See our difficulty guide for the criteria.
What type of waterfall is Inambakan Falls?
We describe Inambakan Falls as a multi-tier waterfall. A tall fall made of many closely stacked tiers, so the whole face looks like a staircase. We use this when the steps are too numerous or too tight to count from below. Type describes the shape of the drop, not how hard the fall is to reach.
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