Welcome To Camiguin

Camiguin is the second smallest island of the Philippines in both area and population yet one of the most beautiful islands. It is just 23 kilometers at its longest and just a bit more than 14 kilometers at its widest. Within this small area lie seven volcanoes. Lovely little Camiguin is the island “born of fire”.

Much of the island was formed through earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. In the late 1800s, the eruption of Mt. Vulcan submerged the old town of Catarman – pushing it below the sea, leaving behind the ruins of a church and its bell tower.  The Sunken Cemetery, now marked with a huge cross, was also one of the areas in this old town.

Many come to this island for diving. But it’s the volcanoes, the therapeutic volcanic black sand and the white-sand beaches that tourists are crazy about. Lonely Planet say’s drop it down next to Hawaii and it wouldn’t look out of place.

Things To Do

Explore Camiguin and Mantigue Islands
White Island 
Katibawasan Falls 
Tuasan Falls
Sunken Cemetery
Sto. Nino Cold Spring 
Mt Hibok-Hibok 
Giant Clam Sanctuary 
Ardent Hot Springs 
Guiob Church Ruins 
Kayaking & Canoeing
Walkway To The Old Volcano And Stations Of The Cross 
Tanguines Lagoon 
Binangawan Falls 
Sto. Rosario Church 
Macao Cold Springs

How To Get There

AIR – Take a flight to Cagayan de Oro city from from Manila, Ilo-ilo or Cebu. From CDO, take a bus from Agora Bus Terminal going to Balingoan. Then take a barge or ferry to Camiguin island. 
LAND – Not applicable. 
SEA – Take passenger ferries to Cagayan de Oro city from from Manila, Ilo-ilo or Cebu. From CDO, take a bus from Agora Bus Terminal going to Balingoan. Then take a barge or ferry to Camiguin island.