Dumaguete: Casaroro Falls
After our hike to the Jap Shrine, we went back to the Y-intersection. I scratched my arm and I bled; it felt so emo. hehe.
We were too tired to trek to Casaroro falls so we waited for a habal-habal ride. We negotiated with the manong driver and it arrived to 80 bucks per person. There were 3 of us so it would be 240. But we just made it 250 because the manongs in Valencia tried to charge us P150 bucks each, one way.
We arrived at the entrance of Casaroro Falls and we walked again, we went down the stairs with 335 steps and walked again until we could reach the actual falls. I was in awe. I've never been close to a waterfall (haven't been to Kawasan) so I was just amazed at the place. I had to take a dip in the water. Took pictures and was still silent all throughout. We were the only ones there so it was kinda creepy at times.
We went back and took the 335-steps going up again. We went back to Valencia and ate at my friends' friend's house (???) It was for free so it was of perfect timing as well.
Habal-habal from the Y-intersection to Casaroro Falls and back to Valencia - P80 (per person)
Entrance fee in Casaroro Falls - P10
We got back to Dumaguete and just spent most of the time at the Rizal Boulevard. Took pictures again using the night scene of my camera. I love my Olympus SW790, I still have 4 months to pay for this baby. hehe.
Y-intersection. Left goes to Casaroro, right goes to the Jap Shrine
 
I bleed for you. Ki-at man.
 
bags
 
old
signage for Mount Talinis
 
Circee habal-habal
rates in Casaroro
logbook again
 
going down
 
and down
 
leaf
plawer. hehe
 
walking again
 
bridge
 
almost there
a glimpse
 
rocks
voila! Casaroro falls!
 
picture2x
 
strong current
 
The place amazes me
 
green
 
I had to take a dip.
view above
afar
 
cold water!
 
water and rocks.
 
enjoying the view.
 
going back up
going up, 335 steps again. brace your legs, they're going to sore for 3 days if you're not prepared!
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Seriously, you need to get yourself a DSLR. Hehehe. Amazing kaayo ang pictures.
thanks for the free fare.hehehe next time will go somewhere more beautiful.promis
nix: after i pay my point-and-shoot. hehe. thanks!
rols and circee: no prob. sa sunod, kamo na sad libre. nyaahhahaha
[...] Then we hired a motorcycle going to the drop off to the walk to the falls. At least, compared to my Casaroro falls trip, the trek wasn’t that long. We were able to take a dip in the fresh water after a few [...]
These are wonderful pictures. Taga Dumaguete man ko! I hope you had a wonderful time there.
Ebie: haha, I spent 3.5 years in Dumaguete but I never got to see the beauty until I left the place. Chada kaayo! hehe
im from dumaguete but i've never been there..IM GOING!!!!!!
i like this.hope someday i can visit this place...:-)