Magpupungko Rock Formations and Tidal Pools is located an hour from General Luna. During low tide, the enclosed underwater crevices on the shore create natural sea water pools that seem like infinity pools. The wide underwater boulder serves as wall that separates the placid green pools to the crashing waves of the Pacific. The spot is decorated by rock formations, the largest is the iconic Magpupungko Rock that is sitting on top a flat rock.

Another place of interest is Sugba Lagoon. It is an amazing and crystal water lagoon in the middle of the second biggest mangrove system in the Philippines. To reach Sugba lagoon, it’s an hour’s drive to the municipality of Del Carmen. Another 45 minute boat ride and you will be in paradise. It is an ideal place to relax, the only noise you will hear is from the birds living in the island. Sugba lagoon is also home of endangered species of flora and fauna. Drop by Maasin River to try out the popular palm tree swing before heading back to the resort.