This spring is fast becoming the top choice for quick out of town dips among Cebuanos.

Not only is the resort kid and family friendly,

it is also packed with so much goodness mother nature has to offer.

How to get there:

At the North Bus Terminal, ride a bus (usually a mini-bus) going to Carmen.

The bus fare is around 50 pesos. Just tell the conductor to drop you off at Carmen Public Market.

 You can also easily see the market from the right side of the bus.

Durano Eco Park doesn’t really have a restaurant or a place

where you can buy food so you can just buy

food from the market.

Or alternatively, you can just bring your own food since there’s

no corkage fee.

Then, from the market, ride a tricycle going to the spring resort. The fare is 30 pesos per head.

You can inform the driver to fetch you at a certain time.

Tucked neatly away from the hustle and bustle of city life, the eco-farm and resort is

 like no other. It is nestled in the mountains of Carmen.

Its pools rest quietly beneath the lush greens of age-old trees.

And the sound of raging rapids just a stone’s throw away from its pools

satisfies not only the senses but also the weary soul.

A web of wooden pods connected together by hand-made wooden bridges.

The resort has five swimming pools and the water flows from the first pool to the last one.

There are kiddie pools as well as deep swimming pools.