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Lapuan Spring, also known as Lapuan Cold Spring, is a refreshing natural getaway located in Barangay Lapuan, Don Marcelino, Davao Occidental. It is a well beloved getaway from the busy city because of its serene surroundings and glistening cold spring water.

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A Cool Dip

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This spring provides a quiet and cooling retreat surrounded by vegetation. The clear water invites visitors to unwind and refresh. Both residents and tourists frequently characterize it as a calm haven away from the stresses of everyday life. 

Underrated Private Getaway

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Lapuan Spring’s simplicity and genuineness are what make it so appealing even though it lacks lavish amenities. About 8.2 km from Don Marcelino’s town center. This hidden gem provides a peaceful atmosphere for day trippers and wildlife lovers.

Lapuan Spring is great for those craving calm and clarity both in water and in spirit. It might not garner much attention but its calming atmosphere and natural purity make it a hidden treasure that you should not miss on your next trip to the coast of Mindanao.

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How To Get There?

Location: Barangay Lapuan, Don Marcelino, Davao del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines

  • Via Car: From Davao City, it takes around 4 to 5 hours via the Maharlika Highway and the Davao to Cotabato Road. Head towards Malita then follow the coastal route going to Don Marcelino. From the town proper, local roads lead to Lapuan Spring which is well known among residents. Just ask for directions when you get close. Road conditions are generally acceptable but expect some rough patches especially in the barangay area so a private vehicle or a 4×4 car is recommended.
  • Via Commute: Start by taking a bus or a van to Davao City’s Ecoland Terminal bound for Malita. The fare costs around ₱300.00 to ₱350.00 with a travel time around 3 to 4 hours. From Malita, transfer to another van or jeepney going to Don Marcelino. The fare costs around ₱150.00 to ₱200.00 with a travel time around 1 to 2 hours. Once in the town proper, hire a habal-habal to take you directly to Lapuan Spring.
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