San Roque Hot Spring

Known locally as the “Miracle Spring,” San Roque Hot Spring sits in Barangay San Roque, a coastal barangay of Asturias on Cebu’s west coast facing the Tañon Strait. The warm pools are reached by a short walk off the highway, through a stretch of mangrove forest, with a cave formation at the same site. The mangroves lining that path aren’t just scenery — they hold the shoreline against erosion and serve as a nursery for the small fish and crustaceans that turn up in the local catch here. Locals attribute healing properties to the spring water, which is how it earned its “miracle” reputation; there’s no clinical claim behind that, just generations of local belief passed along with the directions to get there.

• Soak in warm, mineral-fed pools a short walk off the highway through mangrove forest — flip-flops are fine, but expect a muddy stretch after rain.
• A cave formation opens right at the spring site, worth the extra five minutes if you brought a light.
• Asturias has more than one spring-fed site; Liki Spring, in the same town, combines easily with this one in a single afternoon.

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Notes

[COORDS_APPROX] Coordinates mark the PhilAtlas-sourced centroid of Barangay San Roque, Asturias — no public source pins the spring itself more precisely. [GEO_NODE_MISSING] located_in is held at municipality level (geo:ph/central-visayas/cebu/asturias) because packages/config/src/geographies.ts has no barangay-level node yet for San Roque, Asturias — flagging for that node to be added rather than inventing one. [RE-AUTHORED] Original draft misattributed this entity to Malabuyoc (a barangay-list check found no “San Roque” in Malabuyoc’s 14 barangays); re-authored against the real San Roque Hot Spring in Barangay San Roque, Asturias per Overseer decision 2026-07-21.