Magpupungko is to “sit” or “squat” in the local dialect, a fitting enough coinage since most visitors sit on tiers of the rocks that embrace the clear tidal pools wrought by the Pacific Ocean water. At the center, though, the water is deep enough to dive in. Aqua shoes recommended.
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