The Bocay-il waterfalls are the sixth and seventh drops of Fi’cong Limo, the first five waterfalls up the green mountain in Nalus. Between the forest and the beach are sights of refreshing yellowish green rice fields.
BOCAY-IL FALLS, a 13 kilometers ride from national highway of Barangay Nalus, Kiamba, Sarangani Province, from General Santos city it is a 98 Kilometers ride going to Poblacion, Kiamba. Bocay-il was named after the falls. It means “ clear water “. Truly, at the heart of Kiamba’s rainforest, is a view of a two-drop falls and the streaming clear waters both endlessly cheerful and natural.
Bocay-il is a native term of the T’boli tribe who lived there long before Kiamba became a municipality in 1947.
