SAFE HAVEN LITTLE PALAWAN OF BULACAN

V4P7+W8, Norzagaray, Bulacan, Philippines

4.4(43 on Google)

Entrance Fee

Free

Open Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours; Tuesday: Open 24 hours; Wednesday: Open 24 hours; Thursday: Open 24 hours; Friday: Open 24 hours; Saturday: Open 24 hours; Sunday: Open 24 hours

Difficulty

Easy

Best Time

Year-round

About this place

SAFE HAVEN LITTLE PALAWAN OF BULACAN is located in Norzagaray, Bulacan. Full details sourced from Google Maps; further description to be added.

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Photos via Google — Kervin Junio, Gian Martin Ladia, Edieson Hortilano, Vergel Beltran Jr

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Reviews from Google Maps

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4.4(43 on Google)

DIZON, VAN LESTER A.

· a year ago

Great for relaxing and scenic viewing. They offer day tours & overnight. Please bring clean water since they don’t have clear water for shower baths & drinking water. Best to visit during summer since trail going back to the top could be slippery when it rains. Good for groups as well since the place could accommodate large crowds. They have ongoing improvements, which is why I gave 4 star rating. The place could be crowded during weekends.

Bryan Chris Ropal

· 6 months ago

About a 30-minute hike with roughly 3,000 steps downhill. The water is very cold and refreshing. The only downside is the trail leading to the resort—it’s still undeveloped and can be a bit challenging.

Jerry Mas

· 6 months ago

Fun with bit of adventure...

AOD Mavprints

· a year ago

Not for Everyone The place is naturally beautiful, but the overall experience felt unsafe and unsettling—at times, even like we were trapped. The hike going in was long, steep, and dangerous, with no proper warnings or disclaimers. Definitely not safe for kids, seniors, or anyone unprepared for extreme physical effort. There were no safety measures, no signal, no electricity, and no clear way out unless we agreed to risky transport or hiked the same dangerous trail again. Honestly, it felt more stressful than relaxing—and in moments, a bit like we had no choice but to go along with what was offered. For the price, it didn’t feel worth it. If you’re into extreme adventure and are fully prepared, you might enjoy it. But for families, kids, or those expecting safety, transparency, and options—this is not the place.