Day Hike to Mountain with Tinipal River

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Itinerario

1. Hike Mount Daraitan and Swim in Tinipak River

   8 hIngresso incluso

Cancellazione

Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima dell’inizio, con rimborso totale.

Recensioni

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• 5Hike & Swim

  It was a solo tour hiking the Daraitan Mountain and time at the Dinipal River. Both driver Miel and local guide Jay did a great job taking a good care of myself during the day. The hike is very challenging, muddy rocky path so hiking shoes required and plenty of water. The views at the summit are spectacular. The people in the village very friendly. During my experience we crossed the river on a raft as the bridge had to removed due to safety purposes.

  Adam_Kottobre 2026via Viator

• 1I feel ripped off…

  I went on this trip because of all the good reviews and I love hiking. It was a challenging rock face but I was up to it. I was picked up at my hotel at 4 am and we arrived to the base camp at 6 am. We were shown a map to get to the top summit and where a short cut was by the heart peak. When we got to the heart peak around. 820 am. The trail guide and tour guide had a conversation that I could not understand. I was then told that going to the top summit would take too long based on what time the van needs to be on the road for my return, so it was best to go the short cut and go down the mountain. On the way down we stopped by a local selling pop so we stopped for a rest break. At that time the trail guide mentioned that they have tubes that I could go on down the river. It does not take long and the cost is P 800. Once we got down the mountain I realized it was only 11 am….van was not scheduled to leave until 3 pm!!! So, I got to the place that does the tubing around 1030 ( I already paid the P 800) then was told it is another P 200 because it is slow season…I call it white tax! After the tube ride we did a swim in a small area and had lunch alone in the village. Then I was told we can leave….it was noon!!! When I said the tour is until 3pm I was told that, “itinerary may change without notice”. Three hours early is ridiculous and asked to walk around the area. I feel ripped off….

  Christine_Fmarzo 2026via Viator

• 1I feel ripped off.

  I went on this trip because of all the good reviews and I love hiking. It was a challenging rock face but I was up to it. I was picked up at my hotel at 4 am and we arrived to the base camp at 6 am. We were shown a map to get to the top summit and where a short cut was by the heart peak. When we got to the heart peak around. 820 am. The trail guide and tour guide had a conversation that I could not understand. I was then told that going to the top summit would take too long based on what time the van needs to be on the road for my return, so it was best to go the short cut and go down the mountain. On the way down we stopped by a local selling pop so we stopped for a rest break. At that time the trail guide mentioned that they have tubes that I could go on down the river. It does not take long and the cost is P 800. Once we got down the mountain I realized it was only 11 am….van was not scheduled to leave until 3 pm!!! So, I got to the place that does the tubing around 1030 ( I already paid the P 800) then was told it is another P 200 because it is slow season…I call it white tax! After the tube ride we did a swim in a small area and had lunch alone in the village. Then I was told we can leave….it was noon!!! When I said the tour is until 3pm I was told that, “itinerary may change without notice”. Three hours early is ridiculous and asked to walk around the area. I feel ripped off….

  christinefE7869MRmarzo 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5More rocking hopping than walking

  Distance wise the hike is not challenging. What is challenging is all of the slippery rocks. During our hike, the ground was wet and it rained on the descent. I needed to move quite slowly to avoid falling. Physically anyone can do this hike, as long as they are comfortable potentially slipping on landing in some mud. I’m glad I want!

  Michael_Pdicembre 2025via Viator

• 5Best tour guides!

  Local tour guide and our primary tour guide were so friendly and welcoming! We had great conversations going on the hike. The hike itself was really hard! Not for beginners because of how muddy and slippery it was.

  Andy_Lnovembre 2025via Viator

• 5mount daraitan and tinipak river

  wonderfull trip to mount Daraitan astoning views on top;the ascent and descent are moderate difficulty but all the way full with rocks and roots must be trained a litlle bit the heart peak is a must seen;beautiful photos to take up there tinipak river was very refreshing at the end of the day with also a bath inside the cave! take a lot of water,at least 3liters during summer time even if all the trail is at shade my guide claude and his driver and co worker were very nice and kind with me we made jokes and took the time to make the ascent and descent with all the pauses we needed very arangîng and carring people bring some food also as there are not so many opportunities (except delicious cupnoodles)to feed yourself during the trail your turn let’s go!

  E5787NUsophiekaprile 2025via Tripadvisor

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How it compares in Manila

• Its from-price is 24% below the median of the 70 gite di un giorno we list in Manila.
• It is longer than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 12 of 70.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

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