Maquinit Salt Water Hot Spring is the only known saltwater hot spring in the Philippines, if not in the world. The water is a comfortable 40°C and I felt immediatly relaxed when I climbed into the water. The hot salt water made my skin tingle, or maybe it was stinging all of the cuts and bruises I had received from diving. Whatever it was, it felt good.




Only beaufitul sunsets in Palawan

INCREDIBLE TRIP. Now I really want to visit the Philippines. Just dreaming of the day I can go too.
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