Laswitan is one of a kind tourist attraction. It should only be visited when there is a significant weather disturbance such as a tropical depression or generally during the monsoon season because during these conditions large waves would be present which is key to the laswit or splashing against the giant rocks.
We visited las December 18, 2023. During Signal No. 2 of Tropical Depression Kabayan.
Entrance fee was 65. They usually conduct an orientation prior to entry but yesterday there was non. But that's okay since we've been here countless of times. There is a shuttle that will take you to the stairs that will let you safely climb down the large ravine.
This place is not advisable for those who find it difficult to climb steep and long stairs or those afraid of heights. It's a long way down with very large boulders. And the way up is expected to be...
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