After hiking Osmena Peak, there’s another place for you to check and it’s only nearby, the Obong Spring!

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Situated 5-10mins away from Dalaguete Junction (Main Road to Dalaguete Proper) comes Obong Spring.

Obong Spring is composed of bluish waters similar to that of Kawasan Falls with a small number of mosses on its bed as it is still considered as a river. It turned bluish-green due to a few white sand particles and mosses beneath the spring. It’s only a few feets deep, not deeper than a regular human height. Must have been 4-5 feet only, good for youngsters, grown-ups, family, and individuals of all ages.

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Obong Spring - twobudgettravelers.com

Obong Spring - twobudgettravelers.com

The water’s temperature is cold. Perfect for a quick swim or to escape the heat of the sun momentarily without worrying about getting exposed to a lot of sunlight while basking under the sun and get suntans. Obong Spring has wide trees above its location, hence water temperature is cooler than of the sea.

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How to Get to Obong Spring

From Dalaguete Junction, hire a tricycle and tell driver to get you to Obong Spring. This will cost you only 10 pesos ($0.23) per person.

Entrance Fee of 5 pesos per person shall be paid after a few meters from turning left to the spring.

Cottages are only tables with a few chair and a shed and there’s not much place for an overnight camping. This will cost your about 100-300 pesos ($3-8).

Obong Spring - twobudgettravelers.com

Obong Spring - twobudgettravelers.com