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Enjoy your journey. Tigaon Camarins Sur, Tigaon Consocep. Tumaguiti Falls, the first waterfall we came upon, is the highest in the park. Its name comes from the water pouring down like rain. The second Kawa-Kawa Falls gets its name from the local word kawa, which means "large pot," and it's still the most well-known and popular because of its natural "slip" into a manufactured swimming hole that blends in so well. What an amazing waterfall! This third big waterfall lives up to its name, as the water cascades down the graduated steps into a deep, beautiful pool surrounded by rich flora. The urge to dive is great, and given how steep the two stunning waterfalls are already, it's a serious risk.
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Tourists are now flocking to the small barangay of Caloco in the town of Tinambac, Camarines Sur because of a beach that went viral on social media. When Jen Jornales Jimenez wrote on Facebook about her outing with family and friends in the region, several others expressed interest in traveling to Caloco Beach. They were alone in the sea because Caloco had never been heard of before. His post trended with 6,500 likes and over 3,000 shares. Tourists are sure to come back to the fine white sand of the beach and the green and blue water of the sea.
Driving from Naga City to Caloco Beach takes more than an hour if you have your own car. Backpackers can take a jeep from Naga and a habal-habal to Tinambac's Poblacion, which takes more than two hours. The sea is about a 10-minute walk from the barangay school. You can take a boat or walk across the old footbridge if the tide is high. However, you can walk on the water at low tide.
Caloco Beach has a lot of potential as a new Tinambac tourism destination. It's been twenty years since the Agayayan-Caloco Marine Sanctuary was established. Caloco is one of Tinambac's poorer barangays, therefore the flood of vacationers is a major aid to the locals' livelihood. Caloco's strategy is still broad. Snorkeling, diving, and kayaking are some of the beach activities available. The local administration is requesting that visitors be responsibility for maintaining the area's attractiveness and cleanliness.
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