Kabigan Falls

The Falls are a very popular place to visit when in Pagudpud and lie in Barangay Balaoi (close to Bantay Abot). The cool waters cascade some 87 feet into a natural concave basin and its somewhat spectacular when there is plenty of water flowing. The name is derived from the word “kaibigan” or “magkaibigan”. Read more

Going to Kabigan Falls requires crossing a bridge– a feat easy enough for the adventure-lovers.

From here, you would have to get off and start your trek along the trail with trees lining up the side of the road, the picturesque sight of the mountains beyond, and the gentle sound of the streams greeting you with your every step. Read more

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We don’t miss the chance to swim in the cold and crystal clear waters in the basin surrounded by tall green trees that form part of this lush virgin rain forest when you visit. A must-visit destination in Pagudpud is the 80-foot Kabigan Falls. The falls are approximately 1.8 kilometers away from the national road and require travelers a walk of about 30 minutes. Read more

Do not forget to capture your moments at Kabigan Falls with your friends and family!

Pagudpud bears out the perfect creation of the Creator. It is famous for its beautiful beaches and natural wonders. The province is known as the “Haven of the North” because it is located at the northernmost tip of Luzon. Despite its location, tourists seek out this small coastal town of Ilocos Norte as a must-see destination. Pagudpud’s peaceful communities, rich and unspoiled natural resources, and the absence of mass tourism make the place even more visit-worthy. It’s a very nice vista of green farmland, vegetation and streams, water buffalo (caribou), rice paddies, and more. Read more

Travel Tips:

Just to be safe, you need a tour guide in your hike to Kabigan Falls. Although it is a hard trek before you embrace the falls, trekking is not boring because of the fabulous views of the thick foliage, farms, and native huts. Other exciting things you may experience are river trekking; you need to get across the river through a narrow makeshift bridge. There are also slippery boulders on your way to the falls, so be careful.
Don’t wear jeans, wear shorts as you will have to hike across several small streams. and pack your bags lightly and get ready to trek the path going to Kabigan Falls for a fun adventure that would be a shame to miss.

How to get there in Kabigan Falls? (There are many ways to travel in Pagudpud)

By Car: From Laoag City proper, follow the Manila North Road before taking the Pan-Philippine Highway. You are on the right path when you pass by the Pagudpud Municipal Arch on the way. Go straight until you reach Baloi where a Baloi Barangay Police Outpost can be found. Get off at this point and enjoy the walk towards the waterfalls.
By Bus: Going to Pagudpud from Manila is a 10-hour bus ride. Florida Bus Line has a direct trip to Pagudpud daily, and its terminal is in Sampaloc, Manila. Partas, Baliwag, Fariñas, and other bus companies offer Manila-Laoag trips. From Laoag, it is a two-hour jeepney/bus ride to Pagudpud.
By Air: Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific fly to Laoag from Manila; travel time is an hour, more or less. From Laoag, jeepneys, and buses bound to Cagayan pass through Pagudpud.
From the Pagudpud town proper, you may hire a tricycle to take you to Barangay Balaoi. Travel time is roughly 30 minutes.
Entrance Fee of Php20.00
Tour Guide Fee of Php100.00(5pax) - local resident of the Barangay.
Coordinate with the Municipality of Pagudpud at ommpagudpud@yahoo.com before going.