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View from an outrigger boat approaching the sandy shore and palm trees of Baigad Lagoon in Bantayan, Cebu.

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Explore / Best Beach Resorts in Cebu / Things to Do on Bantayan Island / Ogtong Cave Resort
A view from inside Ogtong Cave in Bantayan, showing a crystal-clear natural pool reflecting the surrounding rock formations. Stone stairs with wooden railings lead down into the cave from a sunlit entrance framed by green trees.

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Ogtong Cave Resort

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About Ogtong Cave Resort

Ogtong Cave Resort is a beachfront resort in Barangay Pooc, Santa Fe, on Bantayan Island, known for its natural freshwater cave set within the property. The resort also has a beach and swimming pools and offers day-use access for visitors who are not staying overnight. The cave is the main point of interest, combining a short cave visit with swimming and beach time in one stop.

What to expect

The main feature is Ogtong Cave, a natural freshwater cave located within the resort grounds. Visitors can enter the cave area to see the limestone formation and underground pool, although the resort's current day-use information describes the cave as for viewing only. Day visitors can also use the resort's beach and pool facilities. The combination makes it possible to see the cave and spend additional time by the water without needing an overnight stay. Allow around 1–2 hours for a relaxed day visit, or longer if you plan to use the beach and pool facilities. The resort suits visitors looking for a relatively easy stop in Santa Fe, particularly families and travelers who want to combine a cave attraction with beach and pool access.

Know before you go

Current day-use information from Ogtong Cave Resort lists operating hours of around 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Adult day use is around ₱200 and children around ₱150, with access covering the beach and pool facilities; confirm current rates and cave access locally before visiting. The resort states that the cave is for viewing only under its current day-use arrangement, so do not assume swimming inside the cave is permitted. Follow posted depth, swimming and safety instructions, and any directions from resort staff or lifeguards. Bring swimwear if you plan to use the beach or pools, and allow extra time during weekends and holidays.

Barangay Pooc, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu

Santa Fe · 96 km from Cebu City (straight-line)

Last checked September 16, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Ogtong Cave Resort?

Take a bus from Cebu City to Hagnaya, ferry to Santa Fe, then a tricycle to the resort; allow around 5–6 hours total.

When is the best time to visit Ogtong Cave Resort?

morning or late afternoon for cooler conditions and fewer visitors

Where is Ogtong Cave Resort located?

Ogtong Cave Resort is at Barangay Pooc, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu. That puts it in Bantayan Island. It is roughly 96 km from Cebu City.

Can non-guests visit Ogtong Cave Resort?

Yes. The resort offers day-use access for visitors who are not staying overnight. Current day-use information covers access to the beach and pool facilities, while cave access should be confirmed with the resort before visiting.

What else is there to see near Ogtong Cave Resort?

Sandira Beach (Paradise Beach), Kota Beach, Bantayan, and Anika Island Resort are the closest places on the Cebuzone map to Ogtong Cave Resort, and are all linked below.

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