Explore the Wonders down below at Jovellar Underground River!

Jovellar Underground River is located in Barangay Quitinday of Jovellar, Albay. It has been steadily increasing national attraction as a tourist site, and is now the main destination of the municipality. Even though this wonder of nature is a must-see, tourists rarely visited this back then because of the occupation of communist insurgents. But now that they are cleared out, Jovellar is a safe place to go to.

You can experience the underground river through riding a balsa that your guide will row for you. Before you decide to visit Jovellar, make sure that the rains of the past days didn’t last for a long time. This will ensure you a fulfilling visit as you will witness the famous teal-colored water of the river.

Jovellar is a rising tourist destination now that has been cared for and improved by the local municipality. Why not give it a shot soon?

How to get to Jovellar Underground River?

Easiest way to get to Jovellar Underground River

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From Legazpi to Jovellar Underground River

1. From Downtown Legazpi, ride a bus or jeep heading to Guinobatan.
2. Upon arrival at Guinobatan, ride another jeep heading to Jovellar.
3. When you come to Jovellar, ride a single motor or habal-habal to go to the underground river.

Things to do at Jovellar Underground River

1. HIKE/TREK
– The visit to the underground river won’t be worth it if you didn’t roam around the area! See the beauty for what it is.

2. ENJOY NATURE
– See all the thriving flora and fauna in the environment, this is how well the place is being taken care of!

3. TAKE LOTS OF PHOTOS
– The entrance of the underground cave is perfect for people to take photographs in.

4. RIDE THE BALSA IN THE RIVER
– There is a balsa available for you to go inside the 180-meter underground river system. Take the chance and ride it!

5. LISTEN TO THE GUIDE’S EDUCATIONAL TALK
– The guide will discuss environmental conservation and preservation to you, make sure you listen!

Rates and Fees

ENTRANCE FEE
Jovellar Local – ₱ 10
Filipino Tourist – ₱ 50
Senior Citizen – ₱ 40
Kids 10 y.o. and below – ₱ 30
Foreign Tourist – ₱ 200

PARKING FEE
4 Wheels – ₱ 30
Tricycle – ₱ 15
Motorcycle – ₱ 10

BAMBOO RAFT FEE
Regular Ride – ₱ 400
Jovellar Ride – ₱ 200

Dry Caving Fee – ₱ 300 per person

COTTAGE RENTAL
Kubo – ₱ 450
Big Cottage – ₱ 1000

Tour Guiding Fee – ₱ 200

Interesting Facts

– Jovellar Underground River is the main attraction of the Jovellar Underground River, Caves, Falls, and Rainforest Tour.
– It is best to visit during the summer months to see the river and caves in full glory.
– It is also known as the Quitinday Underground River.

How to Contact

You can find more information about Jovellar Underground River through this:
Mobile No.: 0917 362 8904
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064760466557

You can contact the Provincial Tourism, Culture, and Arts Office of Albay through this:
Email: albaytourism@gmail.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/albaytourism

Reminders when visiting Jovellar Underground River

1. Bring your trash as you go.
2. Keep a bottle of water in hand on your trip.
3. Only swim at designated locations.
4. Respect the environment.
5. Do not break off rock formations at the cave.

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