Makinit Hot Spring is part of the inland tours being offered by travel agencies in El Nido. Since we rented a tricycle to go to Nacpan and Calitang Beach, we have decided to pay a visit to this place as well.
This is what you have to go thru to get to the hot spring.
I didn’t take a dip because the water is too hot for me unlike the one in Coron which is a bit tolerable. The road is also slippery and muddy.
If you decide to visit the hot spring, WALK ONLY ON THE WOODEN PLANKS. I fell on an almost thigh-deep mudpit, luckily I was able to grab hold of a tree branch.
This is a fun activity for those who loves short treks.
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I would so fall in if that narrow wooden plank was all I had to walk on!!
i fell hehe
awst! umiwas ka sa putikan pero nahulog ka ng tuluyan. hihi grabe ka, sinuyod mu tlga El Nido!
Did you go to the cave kung saan my archeo diggings, some of my archeo frnds are there pa ata doing field.
di ako umiwas sa putikan, dun ako lumakad, di ko akalain na may malalim akong putikan na maapakan…hehe
hindi na ako pumunta dun sa Ille Cave eh… maybe when I go back to El NIdo.. I’ll visit that place…
sa Caramoan I remember on the way to the cave we passed by a similar path, with muddy soil around the wooden planks, then my feet fell off, went knee deep in mud, I had a hard time pulling my leg out of it. Lost my slippers in the mini “Kumunoy” it was fun though.
haha buti hindi rin malalim, ang bilis bumulusok pababa ng paa, nakakatakot kung malalim yung kumunoy…