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The Bura Soda Water Park stood out as a unique and refreshing experience to me. Nestled in the lush landscapes of Catarman, this natural spring offers visitors a chance to swim in waters that are said to have a slight soda-like taste, a rarity in the Philippines.



What to Expect

Bura Soda Water Park is renowned for its two spring-fed pools: one designed for adults and a shallower one for children. The water, sourced from the volcanic mountains of Camiguin, is cool, clear, and slightly carbonated—hence the name "soda" water.


Surrounded by verdant greenery, the park provides a serene environment perfect for relaxation and family outings.

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Entrance Fee and Amenities (As of 2025)


Entrance Fee: ₱75 per person

Table Rental: ₱100

Shed Rental: ₱150

These fees grant access to the swimming pools and available facilities.


Operating Hours


Open Daily: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Note: It's advisable to visit earlier in the day to avoid crowds and to ensure availability of amenities.



How to Get There


From Mambajao (Camiguin's Capital)


By Scooter: Renting a scooter is a popular choice, taking approximately 25 minutes to reach the park.

By Tricycle: Hiring a tricycle costs around ₱100–₱150 and takes about 25 minutes.

By Shared Van: Shared vans are available for ₱40–₱50 per person.


From Benoni Port

Travel towards Catarman via the main road, then follow signs leading to Bura Soda Water Park. The journey offers scenic views of Camiguin's lush landscapes.


Camiguin Day Tour

For hassle-free experience, you can book a full-day tour on Klook. Get up to 5% discount when you use JUANKLOOK on your next booking!


Best Time to Visit

The optimal period to visit is during the dry season, from December to May, when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. Arriving early in the morning ensures fewer crowds and a more tranquil experience.



Compare Prices on Other Travel Apps

To make sure you are getting the best deals, always compare prices with other booking apps. Here are some of the top travel apps that I use frequently:

What to Bring and Wear



What to Bring


Swimwear: Appropriate attire for swimming.

Towels: For drying off after a swim.

Sunscreen: Protect your skin from the sun's rays. (like MAGWAI Sunscreen)

Waterproof Bag: To keep your belongings dry.

Snacks and Water: There are limited food options on-site.

Trash Bag: Ensure you leave no waste behind.


What to Wear


Comfortable Clothing: Light and breathable attire suitable for tropical climates.

Flip-flops or Water Shoes: Footwear that's easy to remove and suitable for wet areas.

Hat and Sunglasses: To shield from the sun.

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

Shopee is my go-to app for things I needed like the ones above. If you'd like discounts and vouchers, you may get the best offers here:

Nearby Attractions


Tuasan Falls: A serene waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.

Sto. Niño Cold Spring: A natural cold spring pool ideal for a refreshing dip.

Sunken Cemetery: A historic site marked by a large cross, commemorating a cemetery submerged during the 1871 eruption.

Combining these attractions can make for a fulfilling day trip exploring Camiguin's natural wonders.


Bura Soda Water Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance. Whether you're looking to relax in cool, carbonated waters or explore the surrounding attractions, this park provides a memorable experience for all visitors.


Come Again, Camiguin!

This is part of my visit to Camiguin Island in 2016. Here are the places I visited on the Island Born of Fire:


Where to Stay in Camiguin

Here are some recommended accommodations for a 2D1N stay:

Paras Beach Resort – near White Island jump-off; beachfront rooms and activities.

Camiguin Highland Resort – for a more serene, mountain-view stay.

Seaside Travel Inn – budget-friendly with sea views.

Bahay Bakasyunan sa Camiguin (BBC) – upscale resort perfect for relaxing stays.


BURA SODA WATER PARK: Camiguin Guide to Sparkling Spring


The Bura Soda Water Park stood out as a unique and refreshing experience to me. Nestled in the lush landscapes of Catarman, this natural spring offers visitors a chance to swim in waters that are said to have a slight soda-like taste, a rarity in the Philippines.



What to Expect

Bura Soda Water Park is renowned for its two spring-fed pools: one designed for adults and a shallower one for children. The water, sourced from the volcanic mountains of Camiguin, is cool, clear, and slightly carbonated—hence the name "soda" water.


Surrounded by verdant greenery, the park provides a serene environment perfect for relaxation and family outings.

Loading...

Entrance Fee and Amenities (As of 2025)


Entrance Fee: ₱75 per person

Table Rental: ₱100

Shed Rental: ₱150

These fees grant access to the swimming pools and available facilities.


Operating Hours


Open Daily: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Note: It's advisable to visit earlier in the day to avoid crowds and to ensure availability of amenities.



How to Get There


From Mambajao (Camiguin's Capital)


By Scooter: Renting a scooter is a popular choice, taking approximately 25 minutes to reach the park.

By Tricycle: Hiring a tricycle costs around ₱100–₱150 and takes about 25 minutes.

By Shared Van: Shared vans are available for ₱40–₱50 per person.


From Benoni Port

Travel towards Catarman via the main road, then follow signs leading to Bura Soda Water Park. The journey offers scenic views of Camiguin's lush landscapes.


Camiguin Day Tour

For hassle-free experience, you can book a full-day tour on Klook. Get up to 5% discount when you use JUANKLOOK on your next booking!


Best Time to Visit

The optimal period to visit is during the dry season, from December to May, when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. Arriving early in the morning ensures fewer crowds and a more tranquil experience.



Compare Prices on Other Travel Apps

To make sure you are getting the best deals, always compare prices with other booking apps. Here are some of the top travel apps that I use frequently:

What to Bring and Wear



What to Bring


Swimwear: Appropriate attire for swimming.

Towels: For drying off after a swim.

Sunscreen: Protect your skin from the sun's rays. (like MAGWAI Sunscreen)

Waterproof Bag: To keep your belongings dry.

Snacks and Water: There are limited food options on-site.

Trash Bag: Ensure you leave no waste behind.


What to Wear


Comfortable Clothing: Light and breathable attire suitable for tropical climates.

Flip-flops or Water Shoes: Footwear that's easy to remove and suitable for wet areas.

Hat and Sunglasses: To shield from the sun.

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

Shopee is my go-to app for things I needed like the ones above. If you'd like discounts and vouchers, you may get the best offers here:

Nearby Attractions


Tuasan Falls: A serene waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.

Sto. Niño Cold Spring: A natural cold spring pool ideal for a refreshing dip.

Sunken Cemetery: A historic site marked by a large cross, commemorating a cemetery submerged during the 1871 eruption.

Combining these attractions can make for a fulfilling day trip exploring Camiguin's natural wonders.


Bura Soda Water Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance. Whether you're looking to relax in cool, carbonated waters or explore the surrounding attractions, this park provides a memorable experience for all visitors.


Come Again, Camiguin!

This is part of my visit to Camiguin Island in 2016. Here are the places I visited on the Island Born of Fire:


Where to Stay in Camiguin

Here are some recommended accommodations for a 2D1N stay:

Paras Beach Resort – near White Island jump-off; beachfront rooms and activities.

Camiguin Highland Resort – for a more serene, mountain-view stay.

Seaside Travel Inn – budget-friendly with sea views.

Bahay Bakasyunan sa Camiguin (BBC) – upscale resort perfect for relaxing stays.


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