Kwebang Lampas

Other side of kweba was already a privately owned hence a guard telling people off the side. It's only a small place that can accommodate only a few people inside the cave.

Should be there during low tide but it's a nice place.

It is currently closed during our visit on 28-November. Boats can still go near the actual cave however tourists are not allowed on the beach shoreline.

Beautiful paradise but so sad of the reality that soon will be slowly destroyed by the coal powerplant nearby as it continously contaminates the water by releasing it wastes rich in organic compounds and heavy metals. This is observable in the green water full of algae making the water zero visilibility and along the shoreline a stinky thick black silt rich in organic matters which mixed with the water during high tide. It probably sustaining the growth of the algae. The air stinks like pasig river from powerplant area.

Love this place . ❤️