“Maglahob is home to some of the most striking geological features in Romblon,” says local tourism lead, Roberto Dela Cruz. “At Cathedral Cave, we’ve balanced the thrill of a 14-meter drop with the serene beauty of our sea caves. It’s an immersive experience where you can jump from the cliffs and then immediately swim into a limestone cathedral carved by the waves.”
What’s New for the 2026 Season:
Tiered Thrills. Multiple jumping platforms at 8, 10, and 14 meters, plus a lower 3-meter “beginner’s ledge” for those testing their nerves.
The “Cathedral” Grotto. Improved guided access to the inner cavern, where the sunlight creates a shimmering, neon-blue effect on the water.
Adventure Combo. Visitors can now book “The Maglahob Triple,” a guided tour spanning Cathedral Cave, Bugtong-Bato, and Kuding-Kuding Point, all located along the same stunning coastline.
Enhanced Safety: On-site safety marshals and life-jacket are available for all guests, ensuring a secure environment for families and solo travelers alike.
Entrance fees remain at a traveler-friendly PhP 150, which includes access to the jumping platforms, the cave pool, and the scenic cliff-side chill-out areas. To explore further this destination, check the San Jose Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/carabaoisland/ or email: visit@carabaoisland.gov.ph