The Famous Tibiao Kawa Bath

The locals of Tibiao would happily help satisfy your curiosity by letting you cook yourself. They came up with a unique concept of pampering their visitors through their Kawa Hot Bath.

Making yourself appear like a captive of cannibals is quite a fun way to relax.  Perhaps they called it Kawa Bath because it would make you look kawawa.

The Kawa Bath has evolved from a simple bath with floating herbs to several fancier selections. Please check out their updated rates below.

Tibiao Fish Spa

After getting yourself cooked, you can now let yourself get eaten by the fishes. Tibiao’s another brilliant way of rejuvenating their guests is through their fish spa. You can simply sit down and relax while the cute and tiny fishes are giving your feet some baby bites. These are quite tickling but soothing at the same time.

The spa’s surrounding is very cozy as well. The roof made out of nipa and the bamboo walls make the spa look more relaxing. Sitting on a banig (native mat) with the smell of fresh air coming from its garden is a bliss. Everything here is a perfect picture of a simple but wonderful provincial lifestyle.

Trek to Bugtong Bato Falls

Bugtong Bato falls is one of the seventeen waterfalls of Tibiao. It is directly connected to the Tibiao River, a white water rafting haven during the rainy months. It is about 30 to 45 minutes walk from the Kayak Inn.

You can start climbing up to reach the falls using the wooden stairs that the locals installed. The section where you need to climb up further using a rope only was the nerve-wracking part.

After climbing up the Bugtong Bato Falls, you can continued the nature exploration. Along the way, you see some rice paddies, scarecrows, cows and carabaos. The trek gave us a pleasant experience of the simple life in the province.