Our visit was a very short one, kinda in a hurry...I was surprised that we were not given helmets for head protection unlike in other caves we previously explored..the reason being was that the cave has high ceiling. Kinda disappointed too, about the flashlights because there were only two available, one of which was dying...good thing we brought our own headlamps..those were the downside... On the other hand, it was really a nice experience.The cave was easy to explore (with a guide).You will get to see different forms of stalactites, stalagmites and columns that seem like sparkling gold and silver. I will definitely go back to explore it again in details and hope to see some improvements on the management side...

This look upon as among the longest caves in the Philippines (which made it interesting to explore but to tell you, this is just a typical cave anywhere else in the country) is located in Barangay Laserna, Nabas, Aklan. Features rock formations (stalactites, stalagmites as well as columns), bats and insects. Ordinary tourists and explorers will come across two natural cave pools inside which the second tells the end of the tour (about 30 minutes overall) but for thrill seekers (pioneer spelunkers) they can continue their journey to glimpse the remaining cave pools (with a total of 7 according to our guide) up to the end of the underground chambers in the Province of Antique. Tour Package rate is Php. 500.00 good for 7 pax inclusive of a guide and individual flashlights. OTHER THINGS TO DO: • Swimming in Laserna Cold Spring Resorts (Four Resorts exist up to date) • Trekking to Sakaan Falls (Part of the Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park)