Lake Barracuda fills the volcanic crater on Coron Island.

It is replenished with both sea water and fresh water from springs. As a result, the water does not mix and bathing turns into a contrast shower from warm salty water and cool from springs.

Meanwhile, the lake is surrounded by sheer cliffs and the water is crystal blue. There are no coasts familiar to us, you can get here through a narrow gap in the crevice.

Of course, this place is ideal for diving. Lots of bright marine life, corals and, of course, barracudas, after which the reservoir is named. There are legends that it is in the caves that a giant barracuda hides, which sometimes comes up to look at its possessions.