Bukilat Cave

Barangay Tudela, Camotes Islands, Cebu, Tudela,

Crystal-clear waters, dramatic limestone formations, and sunlight filtering through a natural opening create an unforgettable underground experience.

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Entrance Fee

100

Opening Hours

Open daily (hours may vary).

Morning to early afternoon, when sunlight shines through the cave opening and naturally illuminates the underground pool.

About Bukilat Cave

Bukilat Cave is one of Camotes Islands' most remarkable natural attractions, known for its stunning limestone formations and crystal-clear underground pool. Its name, "Bukilat," comes from the Cebuano word meaning "open," referring to the natural opening in the cave's ceiling that allows sunlight to stream in, creating a beautiful play of light across the water.

Visitors can descend into the cave to swim in its cool, refreshing waters while admiring the unique rock formations shaped over thousands of years. The peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty make Bukilat Cave a favourite destination.

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Travel Tips

Wear footwear with good grip, as the steps leading into the cave can be slippery.
Bring a towel and a change of clothes if you plan to swim.
Avoid touching the limestone formations to help preserve the cave.
Supervise children around the swimming area.
Follow local safety guidelines and instructions from site staff.