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4+ hour tour, you see a lot of historical places. Easy walking tour. Guide explains the history of all your surroundings on the way to and while at the specific destinations.

Chi was very knowledgeable, patient and made the whole experience enjoyable. The bikes were easy to handle

Great tour! It's my second time doing this tour and the history lesson alone was great and add getting the fun of riding on a bike around the oldest part of Manila. Highly recommended!

Richard was an absolute pleasure. First time in Philippines and happy to learn about its rich history. Highly recommend this tour!

Evened the trip upriver. Beautiful day, views and people. Everyone was a joy and enhanced the experience.

Lovely tour guide and driver. Considerate company -> picked me up from my hotel which was not in metro manila but was directly en-route to the destination. I was unwell on the tour and they accommodated for this brilliantly (water, take-away coffee/food, timely, allowed rest sections). To be honest - if I wasn't unwell, I would have liked a stop or two more however this was just enough for me for the day and is really a great relaxing half-day tour.

This is an incredible experience however it is a long drive from Manila, you need to have cash because everyone is expecting a tip and you don't spend that long at the waterfall. The tour guide was friendly and had lots of facts about manila on the way there. On arrival you can get changed and then get on the boat. Don't let the lady take your picture if you're not going to buy it as a souvenir at the end (400 pesos for two photos). The boatmen are incredible and carry the boat with you in it upstream at some points. It is hard work while you enjoy incredible views of the river. The seating position in the boat is not the most comfortable for 2 hours but it's important for boat balance. At half way the boatmen take a break and you're asked if you want to buy food and drinks for your boatmen (400 pesos for two cokes and some chicken). It's hard to say no when you've just watched them drag you upstream but I'm not convinced they have time to eat it as after pictures they then get you back on the boat. Once you get to the waterfall you have chance for pictures then there is a bamboo raft that takes you behind the waterfall. The raftmen want a tip. Then you get back on the boat and shoot the rapids downstream back. There is not time to relax and just take in the waterfall and we felt a bit rushed. You have to wear a lifejacket and helmet and we didn't get chance to take these off for our photos. Once you're back you tip your boatmen, then you can shower, get changed and then have lunch. The food was OK but we felt the vibe shifted when we didn't buy extra drinks or the souvenir photos. Overall the nature and views are incredible but it's a little ruined by the pressure to tip everyone individually (3 raftmen, 2 boatmen, driver, tour guide, cooks and host).

Very knowledgable guide and gave lots of information and was very passionate about the Philippines Was very interesting all the Information that was shared