Want to do everything—and stay in one place?
Tucked away in Mariveles, Bataan, there’s a destination that feels like nature designed it with adventure in mind. It’s called Five Fingers Cove, and once you see it, you’ll understand why travelers keep coming back.
On the map, the cove looks like an open hand, with five distinct points stretching into the sea. Between each “finger” are calm waters and hidden lakes—each offering a different kind of experience.
Start with the thumb—Cochino’s Point.
This is where the journey begins. Rugged trails, sweeping views, and fresh air make it a favorite spot for hiking. Every step feels like a reward.
Move to the index finger, Talaga Point, home of the peaceful Natsu Lagoon. Named after the Japanese word for “summer,” it’s easy to see why. The water is inviting. The mood is calm. It’s the perfect place to swim, float, and slow down.
Then comes the middle finger—Hornos Point, also known as Puntang Mahaba.
This is where the adrenaline kicks in. Towering cliffs, hidden coves, and underwater caves make it ideal for cliff diving and snorkeling. For thrill-seekers, this is the highlight.
Next is the ring finger, Naiklec Point.
Here, nature shows off. Strange, beautiful rock formations rise from the shoreline, making the area feel almost otherworldly.
Finally, the pinky finger—Longos Kawayan.
Quiet, scenic, and effortlessly beautiful, it’s the perfect spot to take photos, breathe deep, and simply take it all in.
After exploring all five points, there’s only one thing left to do—rest.
Guests end their journey at Laki Beach, where white sand meets crystal-clear water. It’s the kind of place that makes time slow down, whether you’re swimming, lounging, or watching the sun dip into the horizon.
And the best part?
Five Fingers Cove is just a 20-minute boat ride from Mariveles Port.
One destination.
Five unique adventures.
And memories that stay long after the trip ends.
