Red Rock Hot Spring

From Dumaguete

Meet Sammi in Dumaguete

Sammi can meet guests anywhere in Dumaguete before heading straight to Red Rock Hot Spring. The drive is usually around 45 minutes, depending on your pickup point and traffic.

Red Rock is a good stop rain or shine. On a rainy day, the contrast between the cool rain and the warm spring water can feel especially good.

Time in the water

Relax at Red Rock

Plan for about two to three hours, or stay longer if you are enjoying the pools. Wear whatever feels comfortable, then settle in for an easy, warm-water break.

There are changing rooms, toilets, and a restaurant where guests can order food. The pool goes from shallow to deep and has depth markers around the sides; adults should supervise children.

Nearby, but separate

Pair it with Pulangbato Falls

Pulangbato means “red rock,” so it is easy to mistake Pulangbato Falls and Red Rock Hot Spring for the same place. They are separate nearby stops, each with its own entrance fee.

Sammi recommends visiting Pulangbato Falls first, then coming to Red Rock Hot Spring to relax afterward. At the falls, guests can swim, take photos, eat, and enjoy the surroundings at their own pace.

For tables or canopies at Red Rock, message the hot spring directly before your visit; availability and reservation policies may change.

Sammi’s video

See Valencia in motion

Watch Sammi’s video for a glimpse of Red Rock, Pulangbato Falls, and the scenery around Valencia.