LaSwitan | Cortes, Surigao Del Sur

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Just when we thought that Surigao is just made up of beautiful beaches, caves and falls.. We found something extraordinary.

Our driver during the Sohoton Trip told us that we could take a look at a place called LaSwitan. To my curiosity, I took a look at it on YouTube and found this.

The waves of the Pacific Ocean slaps the large rocks and the water is caught inside like a basin and forms a pool. Amazing, isn't it?

So from Hayanggabon Port, we had lunch and at around 2 PM we took the journey to Cortes. From Cortes, we rode a muddy and rocky 7 km road to LaSwitan. Unfortunately, we weren't able to reach it in High tide. So we didn't witness what can be seen in the video. :( So we took photos and climbed the rocks instead. By the way, what we did was actually not allowed. We didn't know it was illegal until we were done with it. Hehehe. It was scary though. The rocks are very sharp and slippery, if you fall on the other side, there's  a chance you might not get out alive and worse, you're body will be disintegrated. Sorry for the harsh description. But the view is absolutely AMAZING! :)

If you plan to get here, be sure it's during high tide. And the resort is only open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. 









Location: Cortes, Surigao del Sur, Philippines

Comments

  1. LSG Industrial & Office Products, Inc.February 23, 2017 at 3:23 AM

    Wow the rock formations are awesome. People who go here should be cautious. Thanks for sharing this wonder. Office Supplies in Davao

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  2. ellen a. apaoMay 14, 2017 at 5:37 AM

    i just visited Laswitan Lagoon yesterday but have not witnessed how the waves slapped the rocks because it was low tide. but i was amazed how the rocks were miraculously formed. It is indeed God's wonderful creation!

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  3. AnonymousMay 18, 2017 at 1:32 AM

    What is the best time to go here?

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    1. Nilpha GraceMay 18, 2017 at 6:01 AM

      I don't think there's a specific time to get there. It would be better to check for times of high tide. They also said it would be better to get there during not-so-good weather for bigger tides :)

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