Cambuhawe Spring

Cambuhawe Spring sits off the interior roads of south Cebu, away from the coastal towns that get the bulk of the province’s beach traffic. The water is fed by an underground spring rather than surface runoff, which keeps it running cool and unusually clear year-round — a common trait of south Cebu’s karst terrain, where groundwater surfaces through limestone rather than collecting in rivers. Most visitors are locals from nearby barangays rather than tour groups, so the pace runs closer to a neighborhood pool than a tourist stop.

• The spring runs cold enough to be genuinely refreshing, even at midday.
• A shaded picnic area sits beside the water — bring your own food, as there are few vendors on site.
• Arrive early on a weekday if you want the pool without the local crowd that gathers on weekends.

Explore More in Moalboal and Southwest Cebu

• Panagsama Beach Moalboal: Sardine Run & Beachfront Guide
• Mt. Manunggal Trail
• Capilla Santa Ana Museum