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Walk mangrove boardwalks to meet a centuries-old api‑api tree, cool off under the 50‑meter Nawidwid Falls, then climb to Mt. Balinsasayaw for broad Panay views. This private, full‑day tour blends community conservation with easy mountain trails.
Walk mangrove boardwalks to meet a centuries-old api‑api tree, cool off under the 50‑meter Nawidwid Falls, then climb to Mt. Balinsasayaw for broad Panay views. This private, full‑day tour blends community conservation with easy mountain trails.
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Operated by CTPH TOUR · Ibajay, Aklan
You step off a shaded lane and the air shifts—salty, loamy, threaded with the green smell of mangroves. The boardwalk through Katunggan it Ibajay guides you past prop roots and low tide flats; birds flick and mudskippers blink at the water’s edge. Later the trail tightens into upland forest and the mountain opens to a wide view where islands and rice paddies fold away below.
easy.
8–9 hours (full-day tour).
Suitable for travelers who can manage several short hikes and stair/steep sections; minimal technical fitness required.
The tour schedules about 4 hours of walking spread across mangrove boardwalks, a 1–1.5 hour approach to Nawidwid Falls, and a similar hike to Mt. Balinsasayaw; the full tour runs 8–9 hours including transport and breaks.
Yes—there are shallow pools suitable for wading or a brief swim; check local guidance from your guide about currents and safe areas.
Standard inclusions list entrance fees, local/trekking guides, bottled water, lunch, transportation within Kalibo/Caticlan, and basic tour insurance.
The provider notes the activity is suitable for all fitness levels; children should be supervised and infants may need to sit on an adult’s lap during transport.
Local communities manage the Katunggan it Ibajay mangrove park; conservation and traditional shoreline uses have long coexisted here, with mangroves valued for coastal protection and resources.
The mangrove site is community‑run to protect diverse species; visitors are asked to stay on boardwalks, avoid disturbing roots, and minimize single‑use plastics.
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