Siraan Hot Spring is on top of a rugged gray outcropping with a view of the sea. So, while you immersed yourself in the spring’s hot, sulfuric waters, you can also took in the blue of the sea and the sky.
Spring with a view. Though the origin of the spring’s name “Siraan” is not confirmed, it has been said that the spring waters usually had white specks on them (probably from sulfur), which resembled powder bits from a woman’s face whose powder or foundation has been ruined (“nasira”).
Siraan Hot Spring offered far more visual treats than a single view of the sea, though. The curious explorer in me was amazed with the various shapes and sizes of rocks, and how the view of the sea changed as I climbed and moved from one rock to the other. Trees shooting up from the gray and yellowish rocks were a bright contrast, as well as a welcome shade, for the hot spring’s guests
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