100 entrance fee each person with a 10mins trek going to the falls. Refreshing cold water will welcome you.

Easy trail to waterfall however must be able to climb steps up and down, and cross log footbridges. Must stop at entrance to pay small fee and a tour guide will lead you in and out. Less than 1 mile round trip.

The water is so refreshing to swim. Free of charge. Has to walk 5 minutes from parking. Tour guide most are senior and you can pay as much as you want.

The falls themselves are quite nice and the water is cool and refreshing, perfect for a swim. However, you are required to hire a local guide to take you there, and the fee felt a bit expensive for what it was, especially for a solo traveler. The 30-minute walk to the falls is easy and goes through some nice rice fields, but the mandatory guide policy was a bit of a downside for me. The experience was good, but be prepared for the extra cost.

This could be hiked by different ages. We went here with my parents and kids ages 2,3,5 and 8. The entire hike going up took about 30-35 minutes. There’s some water with rocks to cross so prepare to get wet. I managed to save my sneakers from being soaked but you have to be physically jumping from one rock to the other. Our guide was very helpful assisting the kids and my parents. Lots of shades so even if it was hot it wasn’t that terrible. The entire place is very clean and not trashed. It was well worth it. Will come back to hike this trail again. The kids loved it.

A wonderful place that one should paid a visit. My tour guide was Maam Jenny, she is a housewife and very energetic. We came here around 2:30 in the afternoon. You have to pay 200.00 for the whole trek. Its a 15min walk and trek. At the end you will find the magnificent water falls, Kabigan from its name Kaibigan then changed to kabigan which means to attract! Strike a pose and off to go for swim or not! Lol

Very nice place, you can swim in it if you want, it's very refreshing. Be careful it pulls you towards the waterfall. There is a changing cabin. Only 15 minutes to walk. You need a Tourguide to go there. The guides are already there and waiting for you😊 I don't got a ticket and they count me 100 pesos.

The scenery never fails me as an Ilocano. I brought a friend with me (Taiwanese) and he was really amazed by what the North can offer. The beach is stunning and the viaduct is as astonishing as ever.

The Patapat Viaduct, located in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, is a scenic coastal bridge that connects the northernmost part of Luzon. It harmoniously combines engineering and nature, offering travelers stunning views of the West Philippine Sea and surrounding landscapes. Beyond being a functional roadway, it has become a landmark that represents both progress and natural beauty in the region.

Road-Bridge-Aqueduct-Seawall, you could really appreciate public construction that is well made, planned and built to last.

Driving along the Patapat Viaduct felt like a scene from a dream where the mountains kissed the sea and the winding road seemed to stretch endlessly into the horizon. It was one of those unforgettable moments where nature and man-made beauty came together perfectly.

I love the scenic view especially at sunset, and i even visited that place again after 6 WHOLE YEARS! Plus, it's even more fun with my cousin (ofc she invited me)

Today, my wife and I suddenly decided to hop on our motorcycle and ride. No itinerary, no packed bags, just the desire to go somewhere and breathe. From Aparri, di namin namalayan na nakarating na pala kami dito. This roadtrip wasn’t something we planned — it just happened. This place has a nice view of the sea and tourists usually stop-by to take pictures. Include us.

The last time I visited this place was back in 2001. I didn’t really appreciate it back then since I was still a kid. But now, I’m truly amazed by the beauty of the view. If our relatives hadn’t come to visit us here in Ilocos Norte, I probably wouldn’t have had the chance to see it again. Highly recommended! The craftsmanship is top-notch—truly a Marcos signature. A lasting Marcos legacy!

We arrived here on a high tide so we were unable to see the hole on the cave. We werent also able to get down to the shores because the waters high and the wind was a bit strong. The shoulder is big enough to be used as parking space and there's this big sign for photos. No fees.

Lovely place,I had fun looking at the view. But I would suggest being really careful on the way because it gets really hot when going there but then when you're near the cave you need to be careful on where you're stepping or you might trip if the rocks are wet. You also need to be careful when going up the cave because it's steep. Overall I would recommend it to young people or people who are fit enough when going up the cave

Our visit to Bantay Abot Cave in Pagudpud was a refreshing and memorable experience. This natural rock formation with a hole in the middle looked like something straight out of a postcard. The view from the cave was stunning—you could see the waves crashing against the rocky shore and the endless stretch of blue sea meeting the sky. Even though the walk to the cave was a bit rocky, it added to the adventure. The breeze was cool, the sound of the waves was calming, and the whole area had a peaceful vibe. It’s not a place for swimming, but it’s definitely worth the stop for the scenery and photos. Bantay Abot Cave is one of those simple yet beautiful spots that really leaves an impression.

Such a beautiful cave. Hoping to visit again this place in Ilocos Norte. 🩵

The cave is easily visible from the highway, making it a quick and scenic stop. We didn’t have to go up close to appreciate its natural beauty—it’s impressive even from a distance!

Great place to take pictures.

It's a unique wonder of nature. This place seems to be isolated, but coming here is certainly a delight. Some caves I already visited, and this one does the uniqueness for me. Apparently this place is only accessible during low tide. The slippery rocks and the waves (if you do not want to get wet) might pose a bit of a challenge coming here but it's worth it. You can pass through this when you go to Blue Lagoon. It's an eyecatcher from afar so it is so hard to miss.

Beautiful beach and views. Parking on a day vist was 150 peso a car or park outside on the street. Beach fairly clean but still alot of washed up plastic and rubbish. Staff laid back and not doing any work but watching your like a hawk to see if and additional members join then they run to you looking for extra money. Showers kept locked until you pay a donation fee.

Saud Beach of Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte is a Go to Summer Destinations every time!because staying here gives you relaxation and gives you peace. The place is good, instagramable but I didn't expect that there are some plastics and some strays dog around the shore, but overall experience 10/10 🐚🤍🏖️👙

Since its off season, most Restaurants usually opens late like 4or 5pm.

The best beach I've ever been to! I was so amazed how crystal clear and pristine the waters are in this paradise. Stayed here for 4 days and I feel like I need more, maybe a month or 2! We can't wait to be back soon. I love Pagudpud so much!

We travelled to Saud Beach last April. The beach has crystal clear water and the sand is not as fine as Boracay but my kids had so much fun collecting all the colorful small seashells... The resorts just okay but the beach definitely has its own charm. Would love to go back!

I loved it! For me, it's just below Boracay in terms of sand "fine-ness" and whiteness. Very calm especially during early morning. It was like I was in a swimming pool. Very clear water. I could see my feet. No rock or corals. Even saw big fish and a seasnake from above water. Aside: I also saw Blue Lagoon. Saud is better. Blue lagoon is just too packed with homestays on the shore. When I visited, the waves were also too strong. Though it was during the afternoon. Saud is more laid back. Accommodation are also nicer.

From Doha to Said beach in Pagudbud. It was raining heavily and strong wind, I think it was a typhoon. We managed to have some nice time there

Very accomodating..all staff are kind and friendly and the rooms are beat and clean.🫰🏻😊💕

Hermones Islands, nice to see, that's all, I don't swimm or was snorkeling there. The beach looks wild.

We can see this beautiful island from Cape Engano and plan to go this island next time if the boat man allow us.

Two mounds - use your imagination

A needlelike path, very steep and arduous climb, that adrenaline rush 😥.. you'll be rewarded with a magnificent view ❤

Relaxing and have a beautiful views

Northwesternmost of Luzon.... raw beach ...