May 22, 2017

A natural wonder: Ogtong Cave in Cebu

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    • People who have gone to Bantayan Island look for two things: you either explore the island itself (beach bumming included), or visit Ogtong Cave. Most people try to go for the latter, as it gives you a chance to both have a place to stay and still have activities to do within Bantayan Island.

    IMAGE Faith Mari via flickr

    Ogtong Cave Resort is the sister resort of Santa Fe Beach Club. Located roughly 10-15 minutes away from its sister property, it has several pools, its own stretch of beach, and the small yet picturesque Ogtong Cave. It has crystal-clear waters perfect for a short dip, though the cave is not big enough for swimming.

    To get to Ogtong Cave, you can take a tricycle or ride a bike to get to the resort. There is an entrance fee of P120 which will give you access to their public pool, the beach, and the cave itself.

    Details:

    Ogtong Cave

    Address: Ogtong Cave Resort, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu
    Entrance: P120
    Website: ogtongcave.com

    Note: Prices may change without prior notice.

    　　　　　　　　　　　
    　　　　　　　　　　　
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