Maquinit Hotsprings
Explore the feeling of thermal hot waters at beach level in a tropic country with the best views over Coron Island.
Maquinit, the only Salt water Hotsprings in The Philippines
Maquinit Hot Springs is the only saltwater hot spring in the country and one of the few in Southeast Asia. This natural spring draws its saltwater from underground, heated by geothermal activity, creating a unique and relaxing experience.
Surrounded by mangroves and stunning scenery, it provides an open-air setting for visitors to unwind. The springs maintain a soothing temperature of 37 to 40 degrees Celsius (98 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit), making it especially enjoyable during cooler evenings.
The warm, salty pools are believed to have therapeutic benefits for the skin and muscles. Nestled in a lush tropical area with mangrove forests, the hot springs offer a tranquil and serene atmosphere. Wooden boardwalks connect the pools, inviting visitors to take a leisurely stroll or simply relax while soaking in the peaceful surroundings.
Maquinit Hot Springs is open until 8 PM, with the last entry allowed at 7 PM.
Where are the Maquinit Hotsprings located?
Maquinit Hot Springs is located about 20 minutes from Coron Town by tricycle or motorbyke, the distance is around 5 kilometers going to the south of Coron Town proper.
How much is the entrance fee?
The entrance fee for Maquinit Hot Springs is 300₱ per person. Visits to Maquinit Hot Springs are also included in some of the inland tours offered by local tour operators. The prices of these tours vary depending on the inclusions, stops, and the agency.
How to get to the Maquinit Hotsprings?
If we’re not planning to join a tour that includes a stop at the Maquinit Hotsprings, the best options would be to hire a tricycle or rent a motorbike. The Maquinit Hot Springs are located about a 20 minutes ride from Coron Town.
How long can I stay in the Maquinit Hotsprings?
You can stay as long as you want, but probably 1h to 2h are enough time to enjoy the visit.
What is the best time to visit the Maquinit Hotsprings?
The water in the hot springs is naturally heated by constant volcanic activity, making it feel like a big bubbling pot. On hot and sunny days, the heat from the water can have a negative effect, sometimes making us feel dizzy for a while. The best time to visit the hot springs is just before sunset, so you can enjoy the experience until it’s time for dinner.