At a certain season, one can admire the purplish blooms of water hyacinths and lilies. Its placid waters is a sanctuary of thousands of wild ducks. This 17,340 hectares of freshwater is the fourth largest lake in the Philippines. Situated between Puerto Princesa and Melgar in Basilisa, this mountain lake is a sight to behold. The steep vertical inclines add thrill to an avid adventurer.
Lush vegetation dominates the virginal periphery.
Del Carmen Swamps. A vast swampland of preserved mangroves, habitat of the biggest species of saltwater crocodile in the country. A day-long festival marking the annual city fiesta celebration. Wind Surfing Snorkeling Scuba Diving Water Skiing Surfing Game Watching Mountain Climbing Diving Boating Fishing Game Fishing How to get there. By air - Philippine Airlines has flights from Manila to Cebu to Surigao City.