I was finally able to visit the Molobolo Spring in Tuburan. A few weeks ago, me and my friend Mel were rather unsuccessful in taking photos of the famous spring because of the visiting Suroy-Suroy sa Sugbo guests. Anyways, let’s not talk anymore about that trip. LOL.
Moving on, Molobolo Spring, is a really cool place. It’s perfect for the entire family. The young kids would surely love it.
By the way, parking fee is twenty pesos per vehicle. If you just want to look around, you won’t have to pay the entrance fee. But if you’re swimming, I think you’d have to pay Php5.00.
Molobolo Spring. Straight up!
View of the spring from the parking area. Nice.
This pool is a bit deep. Not exactly sure how deep, though.
Molobolo Spring. Looking really nice.
The place is cool not only because of the water (which is freezing cold) but also because of the huge trees surrounding the spring.
Nice. That’s a huge tree branch near the pool. It makes the place look more ‘natural’. Hehehe.
Important contact numbers.
This part serves as a walkway. That explains why it’s very shallow.
A smaller pool for young kids.
View of the sea just a few meters away.
A laundry kiosk right beside the pool.
Water flows through these holes.
Women doing the laundry.
Water flowing towards the sea.
That guy on the floor is the target of a friendly prank.
They all had a good laugh, of course. LOL.
Looks like another fun place to be at. Asa ni siya paingon?
Wow! Very nice place!
wow ka nice….asa na dapit sir?
sa tuburan ni mam.
Abe naku sa bukid ang Molobolo spring Ley, just next to the ocean diay. murag Guiwanon sa Puente Carmen pero wala lay pool. Katong Obong spring , duol pod to sa dagat Ley? I want to do this trip because i never been to the n/west and the transcestral hway. Hopefully …
yup. duol nag dagat ang molobolo. hasta pud ang obong. and i think ang guiwanon pud duol ug dagat.
i’ve been to this place very recently, 1st wk of Jan this yr.-lubog ang tubig during our visit coz the weather was’nt good. .i always prefer sea water and did’nt dip into the pool. . .only other members of the ‘tropa’ took pics inside the pool. layo lang gyud ang viaje, but you will enjoy the natures rustic scenery. it is an OK plas. . . to attract more local and foreign visitors, local officials need to do invest on improvements and beautifications and also cleanliness and maintenance on the sorroundings. . remove those barb wires lying along the beach walkway, it’s hazardous. uprade the sheds-you could see the stars at nite through the roof already and you will enjoy rain drops while inside the shed.
what’s up with the laundry action there?
beautiful place.. hay naku wen pa kaha ko maka anha diha/. wa may manglibre gud.hehehe
Marian you can go there if you want to. You don’t need someone to treat you for you to go there. hehehe
ka nice…. asa mani dapit sa tuburan? nindot siya doh…. nya ang atbang kay dagat pa jud…… nindot baya i anha oi…
and the list of places to go gets longer!!!
asa ni dapit?
Wow!!!Medyo duo-duol ra ni sa toledo city. mangaligo unya mi sa akong relatives inig uli nako…. makasuya ang tubig dire unya duol pagyud ug dagat.hehe..
Ley, your blog has something lacking: a “Donate to MCPB” button/link. I’ve seen it on other blogs/websites. Your photo excursions cost money, and I’m sure many readers who vicariously enjoy them want to help defray the expenses and fund more jaunts. You can open a Paypal account or something similar so it’s convenient to make donations.
bitaw sir. daghan blogs naay donate button. pero murag maikog man pud ta ana. hehehe.
You don’t have to highlight the button or draw attention to it if you want to be discreet. Actually, it’s probably more tasteful that way. People who want to donate will click the button. If one is not inclined to make the donation, ok ra sad.
Good morning leyland, hala ka uy naatol pa mi naligo diha istariray man sad beauty namo sa internet. Sus gimingaw na hinoon ko diha sa ato. Hahay uli na mi uy maayo unta!
Salamat Ley.
Tuburan is the ancestral home of akong asawa. I was there last trip Deciembre 2007. Nobody told me about Molobolo though. Ok, next trip for sure.
Also San Remegio looked really nice. I have heard a lot about it before. Good to see it.
Keep up the good work.
And I vote for the button!
wow,,,,,,,,,nindota gyud sa atong lungsod….
mingaw nako sa ato da…
sakay lng mo v.hire sa AYALA padong tuburan,,dn nig abot ninyo sa terminal sa tuburan sakay mo ug habal2x padong molobolo ana ra ka simple,,
at last! featured na gyud ang among tambayanan ig summer….thanks sir!
the guy in the last photo wearing a blue nga puruntong is a cousin of mine….pwede na mag-artista.
kumusta mga tuburanon?
waaaahh ka nice gud.. suya ko dah.. sooner mka anha rah ko.. hehehe