Hundred Caves — Attraction in Puerto Princesa

Only wows. The underground river had nothing on this tour. Prepare for an adventure! Put on a hard hat with light, protective gloves (all provided), and enter the caves. Climb up to the mountain, enter the caves, step through narrow spaces, all in the pitch black but for the light on your head (... okay, and the guides'). Stel on slippery rocks, climb down and up ladders, go over small walkways over the water, and, depending the water level, wade a bit!(We got water up our ankles as it rained a lot last week, but if there was just a torrent of rain, that could rise!)

The guides were very helpful. My 7 year old didn't want to get wet so was carried over the water, but at no moment did she get tired as there was a constant stream of views, climbs, twists and turns to keep her fully engaged. My 8 year old happily trundled in the water as a true cave explorer.

Cannot recommend more unless you're afraid of small spaces, a bit of dirt, water, or have issues moving and climbing around. If you have those, do...

Amazing!! There are 3 caving options, short walk, regular walk (45-60 mins caving) and the SPECIAL WALK (2-3 hours) If you are keen for adventure go for the special one, it was so much fun and challenging and it kept me on my toes and YASSSSS i loved it! Bring shoes with grip and clothes that you can get dirty as for the special you have to crawl, climb, sometimes we used ropes, squeeze tight and all the other fun things that makes caving the unique adventure sport it is. The guides are fun, accommodating and will answer any questions you may have and make sure you feel and are safe at all times. The special caving experience ends in a jungle opening, you need to trek for 10 mins to get out and get to see and learn about the flora and fauna by the guides. Also we saw some cool as aracnids that are hard to find somewhere else...

One of the best experiences we’ve had exploring a cave first hand! Rare opportunity to step into scary spaces and really get your feet and hands wet, all in a good way. I love that there is a partner tour guide watching the last persons back and making sure everyone is safe. Really the only hard part is going UPHILL. The group of people who run this are truly nice and know their stuff. They provide Croc shoes that are waterproof and gloves for touching walls and rails. They have helmets with flashlights.

Disclaimer:

1. Come Hydrated
2. Bring extra clothes, it gets muddy.
3. Bring lots of water
4. Bring a lot of snacks and food since the area is remote with not alot of chain restaurants...