Sun-drenched skin and mosquito bites a small price to pay. Lake Bensis Campsite in Toledo City Cebu. That’s where we are. A hidden gem this campsite offers a unique blend of nature and adventure. Once a mining pit Lake Bensis transformed into a tranquil haven. Lush greenery surrounds the lake’s calm waters. Before the super typhoon Odette the water was crystal clear. Schools of fish swam beneath the surface. Swimming was a popular activity. Now the lake is a serene escape. It’s still a favorite spot for peaceful overnight camping. Remember to bring insect repellent. Mosquitoes are plentiful at night. The campsite is open so bring sunblock and water. Getting there adds to the adventure. You can hire a vehicle from Tabunok Talisay City. The fare is around 100-150 pesos. A short hike leads to the lake. You can hire a guide if you prefer. The trail is easy to follow. Lake Bensis offers more than just camping. You can fish feed the fish or even swim. There are stories whispered amongst locals. Stories of the lake’s formation. Of how the ground water exploded filling the mining pit. A local fishery caretaker Tatay shares these tales. He’s been there since 2018 living in a floating hut. He rents out life vests and a canoe. A bamboo raft once offered rides across the lake. Now it serves as a crossing to his hut. Fewer people visit now. The huts are in disrepair except for one with a stunning view. Lake Bensis is a place to disconnect. To escape the noise of daily life. The peace and quiet are unmatched. It’s a reminder that nature reclaims what’s hers. A testament to its resilience. So soak in the sun breathe the fresh air and let Lake Bensis enchant you. Leave only footprints take only memories. Lake Bensis Campsite a truly unforgettable experience.
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