The Hidden Tinago River, Surigao del Sur

Aside from the magnificent Enchanted River of the Municipality of Hinatuan, another river that is concealed for many is the Tinago River.

Tinago River

Tinago is a Cebuano word, which means hidden.  The water is not blue but the reflections of the lush forest on some portions of the river stretch paints the water color a shade of green, which makes it more pleasing and relaxing to the eyes.

The river has a wide mouth opening as it passes to the sea. Since the place is hidden, expect it also that the boat ride will be serene and relaxing.  Truly Surigao Del Sur is blessed with amazing tourist spots.  So what are you waiting for schedule a trip and grab your backpacks now.

Getting There:

Bislig City can be reached by air or sea travel from Manila or Cebu via Davao City or Butuan City or Surigao City.  Commercial buses or vans for hire are available: 3 to 4 hours from Butuan City or 5 to 6 hours from Davao City.  Then from Mangagoy ride a tricycle an inform the driver to dropped you at the Hinatuan Terminal, for a large group you could rent the jeepneys/multicabs but for a small group you could rent a habal-habal (single motorcycle).  Then when in Hinatuan locate for the Tourism office and request assistance from them on where you could rent a pump boat.

Expenses:

Pump Boat – P 160.00 / hour.  Good for 5 Tourists.

Here is a series of posts on our 3-day adventure to Surigao del Sur. Discover the places we’ve been to, the people we met, the food we tasted and the experience we gained in this remarkable escapade.

AdventuRoj Surigao del Sur Adventure: The Plan | The Crystal Clear Enchanted River | Vanishing Island at Surigao del Sur | A Cave at Surigao del Sur (An Untitled One) | Sibadan Fish & Turtle Cage, Surigao del Sur | The Hidden Tinago River, Surigao del Sur | Surigao Tinuy-An Falls: Philippines’ Little Niagara

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