Ziplining is almost everywhere that you don't think of it as a "must-try"anymore in a location. But Lake Sebu's Seven Falls Zipline is different. It isn't a "must-try", it is the destination.
I'm not exaggerating here but I've tried the zipline of Bukidnon and the Flight of the Gibbon in Siem Reap and this is waaaaay cooler at a far lower rate. I paid around Php5,000 for 10 ziplines at the Flight of the Gibbon while I only paid Php300 for 2 ziplines. That's still a far cheaper cost if you'll do your math.
The photo isn't edited, entrance fee is just Php20. And I know what you're thinking, it's just like buying a Cornetto ice cream cone. Now, here's where bente pesos can take you other than ice cream ;)
We went on a Sunday and just paid Php300 for 2 ziplines. The 740-meter zipline gives you a view of Falls No. 1 and 5, while the 420-meter let's you see Falls No. 5 and 2. It's an exhilarating 600 feet above the ground with a magnificent view of waterfalls. And we even got to see a rainbow underneath us as a bonus!
They also take amazing photos while you're ziplining. There are 3 photo booth stops because each photographer takes photo at different angles and views. The best ones are those with the waterfalls as backdrop. Below are the photo rates:
- Php200 for hardcopy only
- Php250 for CD's only (3 CD's)
- Php350 for hardcopy and CD's
They have the photobooth mobile number written on each CD so if you lose it then you can send them a message. We found that 2 of the CD's have nothing in them. We sent them an SMS and they sent the photos via email. Superb customer service!
How to get to Lake Sebu Seven Waterfalls
The main mode of public transportation in this part of South Cotabato is habal-habal (a motorbike that can carry a lot of people). We rented a habal-habal through Sunrise Garden Lake resort. Your resort should have a habal-habal contact. The cost was Php500 for a full day.
Aside from ziplining, there are other things to do in Lake Sebu. Click here for Things To Do in Lake Sebu
