CamSur Watersports (CWC)
The wakeboarding capital of the Philippines — a world-class cable park right in our home province.
Ride the park that put Bicol on the wake map
The CamSur Watersports Complex in Pili turned a quiet provincial capitol ground into one of the most famous cable wakeboarding parks on earth. A cable system pulls you across the lagoon — no boat needed — so beginners can find their feet while pros hit kickers and rails on the same water.
Opened in 2006 on the Provincial Capitol grounds at Cadlan, Pili, CWC has since drawn world-tour riders and first-timers to the same lagoon. The main six-tower cable carries the confident riders and the kickers; a shorter starter cable runs alongside it, which is where most people spend their first hour — falling, laughing, and then, suddenly, standing up.
It is genuinely beginner-friendly, and it is only about 30 minutes from Naga City. Whether you're strapping in for the first time or chasing your next trick, we get you there and sort your session, so the day goes on the water rather than into the logistics.
Planned around your group
What's included
- Round-trip transport, Naga City ⇄ CWC
- Tierra de Ibalon coordinator
- Cable park session arrangement
- Board, vest & helmet rental coordination
- Beginner orientation on request
- Airfare or travel to Naga City
- Meals and drinks
- Extended sessions beyond the package pass
- Personal expenses and lockers
- Tips and gratuities
Best time & what to pack
When to go
The cable park runs year-round, but the dry season (December–May) brings the most reliable conditions. Mornings are cooler and usually less crowded than weekend afternoons.
What to bring
- Swimwear, rash guard, and a change of dry clothes
- Reef-safe sunscreen and a towel
- Waterproof case for your phone or action cam
- No experience needed — just a willingness to fall and laugh
A glimpse of CWC
Get on the water at CWC
Send your dates and group size and we'll confirm availability and a quote within 24 hours.