Found in Catarman in the Island province of Camiguin, Santo Niño Cold Springs is one of the go to places of locals and tourists who wants to escape the heat of the summer sun.
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| Santo Niño Cold Springs |
Santo Niño Cold Springs has a large and a small pool which noticeably has sparkling crystal clear waters. Locals believe that bathing for an hour or more in the refreshing waters of the pools would make your skin feel smoother and look younger.
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| Kids love the cold water |
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| Ready to jump in? |
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| Check out the two pools |
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| The food sure is tasty |
Aside from that you could also have some "
paluto" from the several
carenderias outside the resort. Afterwards, you could rent a hut inside the resort, which I believe is already part of the P40 entrance fee. Once your food is cooked, it would be delivered
personally to your hut for no extra charge. I highly
suggest that you order seafood from these
carenderias. Aside from its guaranteed freshness, it's cheaper than the ones that you buy in Manila.
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| Dip your feet in the crystal clear waters |
What I love about Santo Niño Cold Springs is the small fresh water fishes that live in its pools. These little fishes would tirelessly nibble the dead skin on your body. This "
fish therapy" is recommended for those with skin problems like neuro-dermatitis. In case the fishes don't follow you or nibble any part of your body, don't feel glum, maybe your skin is too clean and healthy for them. If in any case you want to experience this "
fish therapy" then I suggest that you skip taking a bath for a week. These fishes would surely swarm you like what bees would do to a honey-covered boy. LOL
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| Waiting for the little fishes... |
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| Did you notice that the guy in the poster looks like Seth MacFarlane? |
Getting there:
Airline companies offer flights to Cagayan de Oro Airport (Laguindingan Airport).
From there ride a van to Agora Market. From there that will bring you to the Balingoan Port in Cagayan the Oro.
van fare to Agora: P200
van fare to Balingoan Port: P150
Board a fast craft going to Benoni Port.
Fast craft fare: P550-750
From Benoni Port in Camiguin you have a variety of transportation choices.
(It's a wise choice to haggle first before acquiring someones services.)
Motorcycle: P400-500 a day
Motorela (tricycle): P800-1000 a day
Multicab: P1500-1700 a day
I bet those kids love the island saucer of sorts in the middle of the cold spring.
ReplyDeleteHahaha you bet. =)
DeleteMan this is awesome! I tweeted this link with hashtag #blog on twitter for you :)
ReplyDeletePal that's a big help. =) thank you my friend.
DeleteNo problem, I love these blogs haha, I wish I could see the little fish, that would be awesome :)
DeleteIf I'm ever rich I'm gonna see some of these places, haha.
I tweeted again, but this time I added more hashtags :P
Hahaha. Thanks pal. Don't worry if I become rich someday, I would pay for your expenses so that you could visit my country.
DeleteThanks again for the tweets and hashtags! More power to your website!
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ReplyDeleteThank so so much!!! =)
DeleteIt is really a nice place my friend. =)
ReplyDeleteI truly treasure your work, Great post.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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