Hot and Cold Spring Tours

You have a lot of options when it comes to visiting hot and cold springs in the Philippines. Most famous cold and hot spring destinations are near volcanoes such as Sorsogon, Laguna, and Dumaguete. You can also visit Asin Hot Spring in Benguet, Mainit Spring in Cebu, Malumpati Cold Spring in Antique, Hidden Valley Spring in Batangas, and Mambukal Sulfur Spring in Bacolod.

Yes, it is safe and therapeutic! It relieves muscle pain, improves blood circulation, reduces stress, and many more.

Hot springs in the Philippines generally have an average of 37 degrees celsius. Cold springs, on the other hand, have an average of 25 degrees celsius.

When rain falls through cracks in rocks leading down to the surface of the Earth, hot and cold springs are developed. In general, hot springs are geothermally heated water that comes from the Earth’s interior.

Most hot and cold springs in the Philippines are clean and well-maintained.

Wear regular beachwear, such as swimsuit, rashguard, or board shorts. Life vests are usually provided as well.

Kids can take a dip in hot and cold springs as long as they’re wearing life vests, are accompanied by an adult, and are within the minimum age stipulated by the tour operator. Make sure to check the description of the tour before booking.

You don’t need to know how to swim to enjoy bathing at a hot or cold spring. Life vests will be provided if you don’t know how to swim.