Tumalog Falls (Oslob): Known for its unique curtain-like formation, Aguinid Falls (Samboan): Features multiple levels with ropes and ladders for an exciting adventure. then, lastly, Inambakan Falls (Ginatilan), a stunning 100-foot waterfall that cascades into a large turquoise pool. It is an incredible sight, surrounded by the natural beauty of the forest.

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The waterfalls of Cebu offer stunning natural beauty and adventure. Tumalog Falls in Oslob dazzles with its curtain-like formation as water pours over the high cliff edge. Aguinid Falls in Samboan delights with its multi-tiered descent that includes ropes and ladders, providing an exciting challenge for visitors looking for adventure. Towering at over 100 feet, Inambakan Falls in Ginatilan is truly a spectacular sight to behold as it plunges into a massive turquoise pool below, surrounded by lush forest scenery. Each presents breathtaking cascades of water uniquely shaped by geology and landscape. Their charms from scenic vistas to opportunities for exploration attract nature enthusiasts looking to experience Cebu’s most iconic water wonders.

THE TUMALOG FALLS

Tumalog Falls is one of Cebu Island’s most picturesque waterfalls. Located in southern Cebu, it features turquoise waters that are visually striking, though not as intensely vibrant as Kawasan Falls. What it lacks in colors it makes up for in scale – Tumalog Falls is immense in size, pouring water down in a massive cascade. Its remote jungle setting kept it undiscovered until fairly recently in 2012.

THE AGUINID FALLS

Aguinid Falls is a spectacular multi-tiered waterfall located in Samboan municipality, southern Cebu. It features an impressive Five levels of falling water creating a stunning natural sight. Beyond the scenic views though, Aguinid Falls invites visitors to enjoy the crystal clear pools formed at each level.

THE INAMBAKAN FALLS

Inambakan Falls is famous for its stunning 100-foot waterfall that cascades into a large pool of blue water. It is an amazing scene, surrounded by thick jungle flora. The multi-level journey to several pools and waterfalls, however, is what makes Inambakan Falls such a wonderful adventure.

OSLOB CUARTEL RUINS & CHURCH

Located south of Cebu, Oslob Church and Cuartel Ruins are among the oldest historical landmarks in the area. The Cuartel Ruins consist of the remnants of a collapsed bell tower floor next to Oslob Church. Made from unusually thick 91cm coral stones, it originally served as a barracks (“cuartel” in Spanish) for Spanish soldiers in the 1800s. Though construction was abandoned when the Americans arrived in 1899, the durable foundation has endured earthquakes and typhoons over the decades. Visiting this archaeological location provides a glimpse into Oslob’s importance during the Spanish colonial era, with the ruins offering insight into military structures of the past.