Enjoy a Relaxing Swim at the Macao Cold Spring

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Located in Mahinog, the Macao Cold Spring is one of Camiguin’s idyllic springs. One will be amazed with the cool splash of crystal blue-colored water. Swimming along the pool, one could be accompanied by a school of small fishes. Huge century-old trees surround the pool, keeping it cool and shady. Read More: http://triptheislands.com/destinations/camiguin-island-born-of-fire/

It's More Fun in the Philippines, No.1 for Fun!

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Camiguin is very rich on water which comes out of the grounds at several cold and hot springs. Some of this springs are set up for tourists with a big pool for swimming, picnic huts and picnic tables which are typical for the Philippines.

Macao Cold spring is difficult to find since the area in the middle of the forest and there is no real road going there and also no sign. You got to go to the area (near Tubsan Grande) and ask the people there how to get to the spring. The spring itself is only a small pool of maybe 100m² but with mineral rich waters that look blue – green. Read More: http://www.greedypeg.org/camiguin/Jicdup-Shoal-Dive-Spot.html

MACAO COLD SPRING

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The water of the Macao (Macaw) Cold Spring is rich of minerals. This is why its water is blue – very blue. The vegetation around the pool is near rain forest vegetation with giant trees and leaves.

The Macao Cold Spring is 400 meters off the circumferential road in Brgy. Tupsan Pequeno, just 12km south of Mambajao.

You will find a nicely arranged pool with very cool water in a shadowy place. The water is rich with minerals. These minerals give the water a blue, smokey color. Read More: https://www.silent-gardens.com/Camiguin-Explorer.php

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