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• Camiguin Day Tours

Camiguin is a small island, often overlooked by the majority of tourists in the Philippines. Once only accessible from Cebu via flight, or a grueling boat ride from several locations such as Bohol , now you could arrive to Camiguin by flight from Manila as well! This is wonderful news for those who wish to enjoy a vivid tropical island, with adventurous tours and day trips, and avoid the crowds of the busier islands.

Unlike the more touristy destinations , Camiguin offers much more exciting tours, that require a higher level of physicality and getting your hands a little dirty. In return, you’ll experience nature unspoiled and in the most authentic way. Also, unlike other off the beaten path destinations that are mainly frequented by locals only, it offers a much higher level of service and is suitable for international tourists as well. In our opinion, this is one of the best spots in the Philippines for people who like to experience lesser known islands and truly immerse with nature. Inquire Now About These Tours The tours we offer in Camiguin are done with the most professional guides and the best available vehicles. We offer tours in both a multicab, a Tuk Tuk type vehicle or a small van/car. The tours in Camiguin are long – a whole day trip, with the exception of Hibok Hibok Volcano track which is from dusk to the end of the day.

Camiguin Day Tours Quick Facts

• Prefect for : Nature lovers, most tours require good fitness level.
• Best time to visit : All year round (rainiest months are December and January)
• Tour packages include : Transportation, guide, entrance fees.
• Starting point : Hotel pickup.
• Duration : Whole day.

What to do?

As mentioned above, Camiguin is full of natural sites. Most notable are its hot and cold water springs, waterfalls, exquisite snorkeling spots, the volcanoes and beautiful islands with white and black sand beaches. As we stressed, a certain level of physical fitness is required, as you’ll have to swim, walk and climb throughout these day trips.

Unlike many other destinations that offer mainly island hopping activities, Camiguin also offers a lot of inland attractions that are typical of tropical and volcanic environments. Therefore, if you want to skip some of the activities, we advise that you’ll skip the island hopping, and visit the volcano, falls, and unique snorkeling spots like the sunken cemetery (that sunk due to the eruption of Hibok Hibok in 1871).

Camiguin Island Hopping Tour

The island hopping tour in Camiguin visits two different islands on two different sides of the main island. The first one is White Island, a snake-like sandbar in front of Pabua Rocky Village area. The second island is Mantigue Island, a relatively remote island on the eastern side of Camiguin. It takes about 30 minutes to arrive at Mantigue, and once there you’ll explore the small island, enjoy its beach and snorkel in its beautiful reef. The marine sanctuary in Mantigue is home to lots of fish, including a school of trevallies.

Because of the distance between the two islands, we’ll not use the same boat, and will travel through the mainland between the White Island Wharf, and our bangka boat on eastern Camiguin. As we’ll go through Mambajao, the biggest town in Camiguin, we will also have a short stop over where we’ll see the 1914 marker (that commemorates the unity of the villages into a township), and have the chance to buy souvenirs. The price starts at 50 USD per person for a group tour.

Inclusions: Multicab or van transport, hotel/seaport/airport pickup, entrance and environmental fees, shed and table rental, tour guide, 1 bottle of water per person, boat fee and light snack.

Camiguin Countryside Tour

This whole day tour of Camiguin's countryside is among the best out of any of the Philippine Islands because it showcases a lot of different iconic natural sites for a tropical island. Not only that it takes you to the inland of the island, you’ll also visit the most exquisite snorkeling spots. Due to the large number of places you’ll visit on this tour, prepare to spend around 9 hours outside, as well as a lot of energy.

We’ll start the day visiting Kibila White Beach in order to visit its giant clam sanctuary, where you’ll see numerous clams as big as 1.2 meters and weighing as much as 200 kg. From there we will continue to Katibawasan Waterfalls, 70 meters tall plunging into a pool you can swim in. We will visit three different water springs - Ardent Hot Springs, Soda Water Pool, and Sto. Nino cold spring Pool. We’ll also visit the old volcano, Tungatok viewdeck, Katunggan Park, and the Sunken Cemetery, where we’ll snorkel around the sunken graves older than 1871.

Inclusions: Transportation via Van/Multicab, entrance and environmental fees, tour guide, shed and table rental, boat fee to cross marker at Sunken Cemetery, 1 bottle of water per person.

Price: 50 USD for a group tour.

Combination Tour

For those who want to visit White Island, and prefer to skip Mantigue Island, or leave the serious island hopping to other destinations in your Philippines itinerary, we also offer a combo tour. You can visit Whitle island alone, and then continue to all major spot of the Camiguin Countryside tour except for the Giant Clam Sanctuary. Don’t worry as you’ll be able to see some giant clams in the Sunken Cemetery as well.

The tour inclusions are as of the Countryside tour as well as the boat and entrance fee to White Island. This tour is slightly more expensive and starts with 50 USD per person in a group tour.

Hibok Hibok Volcano Trek

Hibok-Hibok Volcano, a 1332m giant that overlooks the quiet town of Mambajao, offers a most exciting trek. This is the longest day trip we have in Camiguin, and also the most difficult one. You’ll start the day at 04:00, meeting our guide who will take you to the starting point of the trek.

You’ll then start ascending to the crater, which will take roughly 5 hours, where you’ll have a break to appreciate the flat grassland surrounded by a bamboo forest. Then you’ll hike to the old crater, which was blown away in one of the past volcanic eruptions, for a great view of White Island as well as other more distant islands including Mantigue. You’ll then start descending on a different route that ends at Ardent Hot Springs. Expect to arrive in Ardent Springs at 15:30-16:00.

As you climb up and down, you’ll go through the lush and dense tropical jungle. As you reach higher altitudes you’ll notice that the trees and plants change due to the difference in temperature. The peak and higher parts of the trek can be quite cold, especially on rainy days. Therefore it’s advised to bring a longer shirt with you. Also, you’ll have to bring your own water and food for the trek.

Please take no less than 2.5 liters and bring as much food as you wish. We think it’s better to take lighter things, and not saucy, messy meals. Bread and simple rice meals will be great. You could ask your resort to prepare it for you in advance as you won’t be able to buy food in the morning before you start.

The inclusions for this trek will be the guide, and the commuting fees. You will use public transportation for this tour, as it’s very convenient. It costs 75 USD per person in a group of 4 people.

How to plan my Camiguin tour package

Since we recommend to spend at least 3 nights in Camiguin, we think it’s best to have the first day free to get settled after the travel (also as you’ll mostly arrive in camiguin on a later part of the day). If you’ll have the time you could hit the beach, perhaps some of the unique black sand beaches. If you’re planning to take the Hibok Hibok Trek, the second day is the best so you’ll have time to recover from it, as it’s physically demanding. The third day will be perfect for either the island hopping or the countryside tours.

If you only have 3 days, we think that the countryside tour will be more rewarding, but if you stay for more time, you could do both, or perhaps take the combo tour instead. If you’re visiting other destinations in the Philippines that offer a variety of island hopping tours, it might be worthwhile for you to take the countryside tour in Camiguin over the island hopping one, as it’s not the specialty of the island. In case you are thinking about a longer or a multi-destination vacation in the Philippines, visit our vacation packages page for more ideas, or check our Camiguin Packages which all include these tours and can be easily combined with other locations.

Camiguin Island and Cagayan De Oro | 6 Days

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Embark on an unforgettable journey exploring the pristine beauty of Camiguin Island before immersing yourself in the adrenaline-pumping thrills of Cagayan De Oro’s white-water rafting. Experience the best these destinations as you indulge in island serenity and river adventure on this captivating tour.

Day 1 - Arrive Camiguin

Meet upon arrival at the Camiguin airport and transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is free at leisure.

Day 2 - Camiguin - White Island Sandbar

Today, enjoy a brief boat trip to White Island, a mesmerizing sandbar near Camiguin Island. With its pristine white sands, clear turquoise waters, and stunning views of Mount Hibok-Hibok, it offers an idyllic setting for relaxation, sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling.

Day 3 - Camiguin Island Tour

Explore Camiguin Island's highlights on a full-day tour. Begin at Kibila White Beach to marvel at giant clams, then visit the majestic Katibawasan Waterfalls for a refreshing swim. Discover volcanic landscapes at Ardent Hot Springs, Soda Water Pool, and Sto. Nino Cold Spring Pool. Uncover hidden gems like Tungatok Viewdeck, Katunggan Park, and the historic Sunken Cemetery, where you can snorkel among graves dating back to 1871.

Day 4 - Camiguin Island - Cagayan de Oro

Check out from your Camiguin Island accommodation and catch a ferry from Benoni Port to Balingoan Port in Misamis Oriental, a 1-hour ride. From Balingoan, proceed for a 2-hour drive to Cagayan de Oro. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and unwind.

Day 5 - Cagayan de Oro River White Water Rafting

Meet your white-water rafting guide at the hotel and proceed to the designated meeting point. There, you'll receive a safety briefing and all necessary equipment. Embark on an exciting white-water rafting adventure along the Cagayan de Oro River. Depending on your level of expertise, you'll encounter rapids ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Conclude your exhilarating rafting experience at the designated endpoint and transfer back to your hotel.

Day 6 - Depart Cagayan de Oro Airport

After breakfast at the hotel check out and transfer to Cagayan de Oro airport for your flight to your next destination.

CAMIGUIN = Nouveau Resort Deluxe room | CAGAYAN DE ORO = Seda Centrio Hotel Deluxe room

The package includes 4-star accommodation in double/twin rooms for the nights listed in the itinerary, as well as all internal transportation (including airport transfers and hotel pick up/drop off). You will also enjoy tours and activities as per the itinerary.

Not included

Internal flights, terminal fees, and snorkeling gear rentals are not included in the tour package and will be shouldered by the guests.

For beginners and families, we offer rafting experiences with rapids ranging from level 2 to 3, providing an enjoyable and safe journey for all participants. For those seeking more thrills, we also offer advanced rafting options with rapids ranging from level 4 to 5. The beginner route covers 12 km, while the advanced route is 14 km. Both routes take 2-3 hours to complete, depending on the current. During the driest months, from March to the end of May, the river is calmer and more stable. However, during the rainy season, the water level rises, resulting in faster currents and more challenging rapids.

The price for this tour is per person and is based on a minimum of 2 persons sharing a double/twin room. It is provided as a guideline only. Please contact us to request a custom quote tailored to your room preferences, travel dates, and the number of participants.

₱  40,897.00

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ULTIMATE CAMIGUIN TRAVEL GUIDE 2024: Budget & Itinerary

Are you planning a trip to Camiguin Island? Or are you debating adding this island to your Philippines itinerary?

This Camiguin DIY Travel Guide will tell you everything you need to know, including a suggested budget and itinerary, updated for 2024.

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Camiguin is known as the Island Born of Fire, for its majestic volcanos that dominate the landscape.

Camiguin is slowly becoming a must-visit destination on many Philippines itineraries. Visitors are left in awe of its steaming hot springs, pristine waterfalls, black-sand beaches, and abundant marine life.

Possibly more suited to a Hawaiian landscape, Camiguin is home to many natural wonders totally unparalleled in the Philippines.

Furthermore, the local government’s emphasis on eco-tourism and conservation is a breath of fresh air in the modern world.

Despite this, Camiguin Island hasn’t been overwhelmed by tourism and still possesses a rustic laid-back charm. The slower pace of life, friendly locals, and unspoiled natural beauty will be sure to captivate you.

Including the top tourist spots, suggested tours, how to get there, accommodation, as well as a recommended itinerary, and budget, this Camiguin Travel Guide will leave no stone unturned.

This post will let you know everything you need to know for an unforgettable trip to Camiguin Island, updated for 2024.

Camiguin tourist spots & things to do

First up on this Camiguin Travel Guide are the best Camiguin tourist spots.

Despite being a small island, there are so many unique and fascinating things to do in C amiguin . Whether you’re an adventure lover, a beach bum, or a history fanatic, you will surely not be left disappointed.

From hiking volcanos, relaxing in hot springs, and exploring hidden waterfalls, to snorkeling vibrant coral reefs on paradiscial white-sand islands, Camiguin is home to many natural wonders.

Whether you plan on staying for a few months or simply want to know what to do in Camiguin for 3 days, these are the top tourist spots to add to any Camiguin itinerary.

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Katibawasan Falls

Hiding in the mountainous landscape and lush vegetation you will find Camiguin’s tallest waterfall, Katibawasan Falls.

Dropping an impressive 250 ft, visiting this breathtaking natural beauty is one of the best things to do in Camiguin.

Conveniently located in the tourist hub Mambajao, Katibawasan Falls is very easy to reach. Surrounded by dense green jungle, the tall but narrow cascade is a real sight to behold.

Spend some time marveling at Nature’s fine creation, take a refreshing dip in the swimming hole, or bring some snacks to enjoy a picnic in a stunning setting.

Full Post: Katibawasan Falls Camiguin: EVERYTHING You Need To Know

Mantigue Island

Mantigue Island is a Maldives-esque eco-tourism site located just 20 minutes off Camiguin’s eastern coast.

This protected marine sanctuary is one of the best snorkeling and diving sites in Camiguin. Mantigue Island boasts a lush vibrant green mini forest, powdery white sand, and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

As if that wasn’t enough, Camiguin Island and its dominant volcanos provide a breathtaking backdrop.

However, the real beauty lies beneath the surface, with some of the most vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life we have ever seen.

Mantigue Island is a real hidden gem and does not attract as many people as other popular Camiguin tourist spots.

Full Post: Mantigue Island Nature Park Camiguin: The COMPLETE Guide

Walkway to the Old Volcano

Any Camiguin Travel Guide would be incomplete without a mention of the island’s ever-present volcanos.

The walkway to the Old Volcano is an 8-kilometer path up Mt. Vulcan with 14 human-sized Stations of the Cross, showing Jesus Christ’s journey to crucifixion.

It serves as a religious pilgrimage site for Roman Catholics. We happened to visit Camiguin during Holy Week, where it is tradition for Filipinos to hike Mt. Vulcan for repentance.

Not just a popular Camiguin tourist spot for religious devotees, the stunning view from the summit makes this one of the best things to do in Camiguin for all travelers.

Offering panoramic views of the western side of Camiguin, you can even catch a glimpse of the iconic cross signaling the Sunken Cemetery in the sea from the top.

Enjoy sunrise and sunset each day from these bamboo beachfront cottages.

Located in the heart of Mambajao, each cottage comes with a balcony area and is just steps away from the ocean and private black-sand beach. 

Tongatok Cliff Viewpoint / Chan Lookout

Tongatok Cliff Viewpoint is another one of the best places to visit in Camiguin if you’re hoping to catch a breathtaking sunset.

This unobstructed viewpoint is located on the side of the road not far from Mambajao. Searching ‘Chan Lookout’ on Google Maps will bring you to the right location, as it can be easily missed.

When you arrive, you will be left in awe at the coconut-lined Tongatok Cove, crashing waves, and picturesque mountains dominating the backdrop.

Swing by Tongatok Cliff Resort next door for a drink whist you watch the sun go down. This is also one of the best places to stay in Camiguin.

If you’re a lover of sunsets and post-card views, this is a must-visit on any Camiguin itinerary.

Sunken Cemetery

Probably one of the most iconic and popular Camiguin tourist spots, you cannot miss a trip to the Sunken Cemetery off the western coast.

In 1871, Mount Hibok Hibok, one of Camiguin’s most active volcanos, erupted for 4 years and totally destroyed the town.

As a result, the part of the town that contained the cemetery subsided into the water and was pushed deep under the waves.

Later Filipino governments erected the cross in memory of the lives lost during this tragic chapter in history.

The Sunken Cemetery is therefore a poignant testament to the island’s rich history. As well as eery tombstones and underwater crosses, the area is home to abundant marine life and vibrant coral reefs.

Whether you’re interested in snorkeling in Camiguin or simply prefer to admire the cross against the tangerine sky from above the surface, the Sunken Cemetery is great for those looking to learn more about the island’s rocky past.

White Island

White Island is a powdery-white sandbar located off the northern coast of Mambajao.

With a phenomenal picturesque view of mountainous Camiguin in the background and crystal-clear waters, visiting White Island is one of the best things to do in Camiguin.

Full Post: White Island Camiguin: The ULTIMATE Guide

As this is one of the more popular Camiguin tourist spots, it tends to get quite busy. Being a sandbar, you are also totally exposed to the elements, with little shade.

I would therefore highly recommend visiting in the morning or late afternoon.

The main activities here are snorkeling in the turquoise waters, basking in the sunlight, and catching a tan.

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Tuasan Falls

Located in the mountains of Catamaran, Tuasan Falls is another one of the best places to visit in Camiguin.

Although not as tall as the popular Katibawasan Falls, this pristine waterfall is located in the mountains and is surrounded by wild vegetation and greenery.

There are two swimming holes. A larger one where the thundering waters plunge into, and a smaller one which cascades down. The area is not so developed so the raw natural beauty has been preserved.

The clear waters with a tinge of blue are ideal for a refreshing dip and a great Camiguin tourist spot for nature lovers.

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Ardent Hot Spring

Another one of the best places to visit in Camiguin is the Ardent Hot Spring.

Located at the foot of and supplied by Mt. Hibok Hibok, the crystal-clear waters of Ardent Hot Spring reach about 40 degrees. These natural hot springs therefore provide the relaxation after an action-packed Camiguin itinerary.

Whilst the thermal waters are natural, the infrastructure has been man-made to provide a spa-like experience. The 4 different pools are surrounded by lush vegetation and picnic benches.

Furthermore, the sulfur in the water is said to have medicinal properties, great for muscle aches and body pain. As it can get quite hot, I would recommend visiting in the evening.

Agohay Beach

Agohay Beach is a black-sand fisherman’s beach located off the northern coast of Mambajao.

With the black sand as proof that you are standing on a volcanic island, this natural wonder is therefore a fascinating Camiguin tourist spot.

The beach isn’t designed for tourists, it is mainly a fisherman’s beach dotted with colorful boats. Furthermore, compared to the powdery white sands of the nearby islets, I would not recommend it for sunbathing.

However, with unobstructed views of nearby White Island and unique sand, this Camiguin beach has charm. The water is deep enough for a paddle and it is one of the best places in Camiguin for sunset.

Sto. Nino Cold Spring

The Santo Nino Cold Spring is another one of the best Camiguin tourist spots that you cannot miss.

This man-made swimming pool with natural spring water from the nearby Mt. Mambajao is the perfect place in Camiguin to cool down and rejuvenate after a busy day of sightseeing.

The fresh spring is a vibrant turquoise colour and very deep in areas. This therefore makes it perfect for swimming and diving to the bottom to check out the interesting rocks.

There is also a kid’s mini spring, so this is one of the best things to do in Camiguin for families too. You will find many benches, cottages, and even a restaurant.

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Bike around the island

Biking around the island is another one of the best things to do in Camiguin.

As the second smallest island in the Philippines, you can bike around the island in about 2 hours. This is a great way to get off the beaten track and get a real feel for the island and its people.

As the center of the island is mainly dominated by mountains and volcanos, you can explore most of Camiguin’s main tourist spots by following the circumferential road around the island.

This road is mainly coastal meaning that you will be rewarded with stunning views of the turquoise ocean as you cruise around.

Old Spanish Church Ruins

Also known as Guiob Church, the Old Spanish Church Ruins is another one of the last remnants from the volcanic destruction of 1871.

When the town of Catamaran was submerged under volcanic ash and totally destroyed, the sturdy coral walls of the 16th-century church miraculously survived.

Interestingly, these are the oldest ruins in the country. They act as a powerful testament to the country’s colonial past and demonstrate the strength of religion throughout time.

This iconic landmark is one of the best places to visit in Camiguin for those interested in the Philippines’ rich historical background.

Conquer Mount Hibok Hibok

If you are an adventure lover and a fan of hiking, then you have to add climbing Mount Hibok Hibok to your Camiguin itinerary.

Furthermore, as the most active volcano in the Philippines, with the last eruption in 1951, the difficult terrain makes this an exciting challenge for the thrill-seekers and mountaineers among us.

Due to the volcano’s status as active, you will need to get a hiking permit and a local guide from the DENR Office in Mambajao.

The hike to the summit takes about 5 hours. Before reaching the summit, there is a shallow mossy lake created in the crater from the previous eruption.

If you are lucky with the weather, the views from the top are absolutely breathtaking and you can see many of the popular Camiguin tourist spots from a birds-eye perspective.

The Giant Clam Sanctuary does not appear on this list, despite being a popular Camiguin tourist spot. When we visited in April 2023, it was closed to visitors and seemed like it had been for a while.

Must Read: How To Get To Camiguin Island 2024: A Step-By-Step Guide

Camiguin tour packages

Next on this Camiguin Travel Guide are the very best tour packages and day trips.

You can opt for a multi-day tour package which comes with all activities and accommodation included.

This is a great option for travelers who want to have everything organised in advance for a totally stress-free trip.

Likewise, you can also opt for single-day tour packages that cover the main Camiguin tourist spots. This option is great for travelers who want a little more flexibility.

This package includes everything you need for 3 extraordinary days in Camiguin.

Includes entrance fees to all the main Camiguin highlights, as well as 2 nights accommodation, breakfast, and lunch.

Visit the main Camiguin land highlights, as well as the stunning White Island.

Including roundtrip transport, a private guide, entrance fees, and lunch.

Visit the main Camiguin highlights.

Including Tongatok Cliff, Walkway to the Old Volcano, Sunken Cemetery, Tuasan Falls, Katibawasan Falls, Sto. Nino Cold Spring, Soda Water Swimming Pool, and Ardent Hot Spring.

Explore White Island, Katunggan Mangrove Park, and Mantigue Island.

Roundtrip transportation, entrance fees, a private guide, and lunch included. 

How to get to Camiguin

Next in this Camiguin Travel Guide, we will cover exactly how to get there.

Whilst Camiguin can seem a little out of the way, reaching the island is fairly straightforward if you follow the steps below.

Camiguin can be reached from either Mindanao in the south or from Bohol/Cebu in the north. There are 3 main entry points; Camiguin Airport, Balbagon Port in Mambajao, and Benoni Port on the eastern coast.

You can read my full post on how to get to Camiguin Island from either Manila, Cebu, Bohol, Cagayan de Oro, or Davao here .

From Manila

S unlight Air is currently the only airline that offers direct flights from Manila to Camiguin. There are two per week at the following times –

• Thursday 10:00 AM
• Sunday 10:00 AM

This would be the quickest and easiest way to reach Camiguin Island from Manila.

The journey time to Camiguin from Manila by direct flight is  2 hours . Flights can cost anywhere between  $56 – $110 .

However, the most common option is to fly from Manila to Camiguin with a change in Cebu. There are many flights via Cebu every day with Cebu Pacific .

The journey time can range anywhere between  3 – 17 hours,  depending on the transfer time in Cebu.

Flights can cost anywhere between  $50 – $150 .

Flying from Cebu to Camiguin is the easiest and quickest way to reach the island.

There is one direct flight flight per day at  2:10 PM with Cebu Pacific.

The journey time is about  1 hour  and the fare is roughly  $33 .

Full Post: How To Get To Camiguin Island 2024: A Step-By-Step Guide

If you choose to take a ferry from Cebu to Camiguin, you will have to travel via Bohol as there are no direct ferries. I would highly recommend spending some time in Bohol and then heading to Camiguin after, to break the journey up.

First, you will have to take an Ocean Jet ferry from Cebu to Tagbilaran in Bohol. These ferries run all day every day, roughly every hour.

The journey time is  2 hours  and costs about  $17 . You can book this online in advance  here .

The ferry from Bohol to Camiguin does not depart from Tagbilaran Port but from Jagna Port instead. You will have to take a bus from the Dao Integrated Bus Terminal bound for Jagna to reach it.

Ceres Bus   runs this route all day. The bus journey to Jagna Port takes approximately  2 hours  and costs  100 PHP   ($1.79) .

You will then have to take a ferry from Jagna Port to Balbagon Port in Camiguin. The Bohol to Camiguin ferry schedule is as follows –

• Monday 1:00 PM
• Wednesday 1:00 PM
• Friday 1:00 PM

The journey time from Bohol to Camiguin is about  4 hours . You can expect to pay about  $13 .

Note: this journey cannot be booked online in advance and has to be booked at the port in Jagna.

From Cagayan de Oro

Getting to Camiguin from Cagayan de Oro will involve taking one bus and one ferry. Both the Cagayan de Oro to Camiguin ferry and bus schedules are super regular and do not need to be booked in advance.

In Cagayan de Oro, you will have to take the bus from the Agora Bus Terminal heading to the Balingoan Bus Terminal. This bus runs every 20 minutes.

The journey from the Agora Bus Terminal in CDO to the Balingoan Bus Terminal takes about  2 hours . The bus fare is  160 PHP ($3) .

Once you have reached Balingoan Port, the ferries to Camiguin run every 15 minutes. The ferry takes about  45 minutes  and costs  360 PHP ($6.50) .

How to get around Camiguin

For any Camiguin Travel Guide, it is necessary to know how to get around.

I would recommend a scooter as the best way to get around Camiguin Island and the Philippines in general.

The roads are very well-maintained and you can reach all of the main Camiguin tourist spots by following the circumferential road around the island.

We hired our scooter from our accommodation for  350 PHP   ($6)  a day. For further details, you can jump to it  here .

This seems to be the standard price in Camiguin. There are many places where you can find scooter rentals in Mambajao, but feel free to ask at your accommodation too.

The fuel in Camiguin is slightly pricier than on other islands, at about 90 PHP ($1.60) per liter.

The public transport in Camiguin isn’t great, so if you do not opt for a scooter, then I would recommend taking a tricycle.

Tricycles can be good for short journeys but you can hire a personal driver for the whole day for about 1000 PHP ($18) .

There are also jeepneys which are the most reasonable way of getting around the island, although not very reliable. You can find the jeepney departure point in Mambajao here .

Where to stay in Camiguin

Any Camiguin Travel Guide would be incomplete without accommodation.

When visiting Camiguin, the majority of travelers tend to stay in the tourist hub Mambajao. From here, you will be perfectly located near all of the main Camiguin tourist sports.

All of the accommodations listed will be happy to help you with tours, activities, or scooter rental. Here are the best places to stay in Camiguin for every type of budget –

Luxury accommodation in Camiguin

Bintana Sa Paraiso – perfect for those looking for a luxury getaway and paradise escape.

Located in Mambajao at the foot of Mt. Hibok Hibok, this accommodation offers one of the most jaw-dropping views in Camiguin.

Each room is a total oasis of tranquility with a balcony area and a private infinity pool overlooking the sea.

The modern and spacious rooms also come with a 24-hour personal butler service, as well as a mini-fridge and TV.

This resort also offers meditation, yoga, and massage services, as well as a delicious restaurant elevated above the beach.

Wake up in paradise and enjoy your complimentary breakfast with one of the most extraordinary views. They also have a mountain resort nestled amongst the lush jungle in the island’s center if this suits you better.

Prices start from about $100 per night.

Medium-budget accommodation in Camiguin

Tongatok Cliff Resort – nestled perfectly on the cliff’s edge, this Camiguin accommodation offers breathtaking panoramic views of the sea and nearby mountains.

The rooms at the Tongatok Cliff Resort have a private terrace, some with hammocks, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. Each room comes equipped with a TV, a fridge, and a tea/coffee maker.

The resort also boasts its own private beach area, a locally sourced restaurant, and a bar. Located to the west of Mambajao, you will also catch one of the most stunning sunsets here.

This is the perfect place to stay in Camiguin to get totally immersed in nature, unwind, and spend quality time in harmony with your surroundings.

Prices start from about $60 per night.

Budget accommodation in Camiguin

Borbon’s Treehouse By The Sea – these cozy bamboo beachfront cottages are located in the heart of Mambajao not far from the airport, but feel worlds away from the hustle and bustle.

These beautiful private cottages have a rustic feel, spacious rooms, and a private balcony area.

With its own black sand private beach, you are just steps away from the ocean. You can enjoy sunrise and sunset each day in this slice of tropical paradise.

The hosts are very accommodating and offer a shared kitchen fully equipped with everything you need. The owners are digital nomads, so all of the cottages boast super-fast wifi. Perfect for those who work from home.

Fall asleep to the sound of waves and enjoy your coffee with a stunning view each morning.

Prices start at about  $ 27.00  per night.

Recommended Camiguin Itinerary

Whilst you could opt for organised tours, I would always recommend a Camiguin DIY itinerary. Camiguin is a very small island, so you can visit most of the main highlights in a few days.

However, if you benefit from time, spending a week in Camiguin would be ideal. This is a laidback island with some beautiful accommodations, so it is the perfect escape to relax and unwind.

For this Camiguin Travel Guide, I will detail the perfect Camiguin DIY itinerary for 3 days.

Most ferries and flights arrive at Camiguin after 3:00 PM. I would therefore use this first evening to settle in, get your bearings, and organise a scooter rental if needed. The itinerary will start the following day.

For the first day of your Camiguin itinerary, we will be exploring the area of Mambajao.

• Morning – head to White Island as early as possible to enjoy snorkeling, sunbathing, and post-card views before it gets too hot. White Island is totally exposed with no shade, so visiting in the morning is best. Head for some breakfast afterward.
• Afternoon – after breakfast, head to Katibawasan Falls for a refreshing dip. You can either bring a picnic and have some lunch here or head to Blackmountain Cafe afterward for some food. Located just 15 minutes away from Katibawasan Falls further up into the mountains, this cafe offers one of the best views and delicious authentic coffee.
• Evening – unwind after lunch at the Ardent Hot Spring, fed by the nearby Mt. Hibok Hibok. These natural hot springs offer the perfect relaxation. After, head to Agohay Beach to appreciate the tropical black sand, colorful fishermen’s boats, and beautiful sunset.

On the second day of your Camiguin itinerary, we will explore the island’s western side and the Catamaran area.

• Morning – after breakfast, explore the Walkway to the Old Volcano and Stations of the Cross. Although not a strenuous walk to the summit, it can get pretty humid in the heat, so it is best to go early. You will be rewarded with stunning panoramic views from the top. From here, you can see the iconic cross that marks the Sunken Cemetery down below.
• Afternoon – if you were hoping to snorkel the Sunken Cemetery, this would be the time to do it. Grab some lunch and then head to the Old Spanish Church ruins to discover more about the region’s history. Afterward, take a refreshing dip in the Sto. Nino Cold Spring.
• Evening – on your drive back to Mambajao, stop off at Tongatok Cliff Viewpoint for one of the most breathtaking sunsets. Grab a drink in the Tongatok Cliff Resort next door and marvel at the changing colours of the sky.

On the final day of your Camiguin itinerary, we will be heading to Mahinog and the eastern side of the island.

• Morning – enjoy a slow lazy morning and grab some breakfast. After breakfast, head to Mantigue Island.
• Afternoon – spend the majority of the afternoon enjoying Mantigue Island. You can visit the island for up to 3 hours. Spend your time snorkeling or diving, sunbathing, and basking in the tropical vibes. It is great to relax and unwind on your last day in Camiguin.
• Evening – if your accommodation offers massages or any spa treatments, this could be a great opportunity to take advantage of them. Savour a delicious dinner on your final night and prepare for departure the next day.

Example Camiguin Budget

Important in any Camiguin Travel Guide is an estimated budget.

If you’re wondering how much to budget for a Camiguin trip, this is completely dependent on the type of traveler you are.

We stayed in reasonably-priced accommodation, cooked our own food instead of eating out, and did all of our tours DIY.

Our budget was about $30 per day ,  including accommodation, tours, scooter rental, and groceries.

For the average traveler, I would recommend a Camiguin budget between  $30 – $50 per day .

Example daily expenses

• Accommodation  – 700 – 5600 PHP ($12 – $100)
• Scooter Rental  – 350 PHP ($6)
• Mantigue Island Trip (boat, entrance fee, snorkel fee) – 625 PHP ($11)
• Lunch  – 300 PHP ($5)
• Katibawasan Falls Entrance – 80 PHP ($1.40)
• Coffee – 120 PHP ($2)
• Ardent Hot Spring Entrance – 50 PHP ($0.90)
• White Island (boat, entrance fee) – 625 PHP ($11)

When is the best time to visit Camiguin?

The best time to visit Camiguin coincides with the best time to visit the Philippines in general.

This would be in the dry season, from March – October. However, in general, Camiguin boasts a tropical climate and is generally hot all year round. We visited in March and had great weather.

I would recommend visiting for the annual Lazones Festival in October, a sweet tropical fruit Camiguin is famed for.

How many days do you need in Camiguin?

Camiguin is a very small island and you can visit most of the main tourist spots in a couple of days.

I would recommend 3 days in Camiguin to visit all of the highlights. However, if you are hoping to take advantage of this laid-back island to relax and unwind, then 5 – 7 days would be ideal.

Is Camiguin Island worth visiting?

A small but mighty island in the Philippines, Camiguin is most definitely worth visiting.

Camiguin is a unique island and boasts many natural wonders unparalleled in the Philippines. If you’re looking for a change of scenery and a true topical island feel, then Camiguin is the place for you.

The island hasn’t been overwhelmed by tourism and it remains a more off-the-beaten-path spot. This means the island maintains its slower pace of life and rustic charm.

What are the requirements for visiting Camiguin?

If you are visiting Camiguin Island either as a Filipino tourist or international tourist, you will need a Clean Camiguin QR Code.

Visitors can fill out the form before arrival by following this link here .

Is Camiguin safe for tourists?

Camiguin is a generally safe destination to visit and has one of the lowest crime rates in the whole of the Philippines. You will also find some of the friendliest and most welcoming locals.

Well, there you have it! This Camiguin Travel Guide has detailed everything you need to know for an unforgettable trip to this volcanic slice of paradise.

If you liked this post, feel free to check out my other handy Camiguin guides –

• 13 Must-Visit Tourist Spots & Things To Do in Camiguin
• Mantigue Island Nature Park Camiguin: The COMPLETE Guide
• How To Get To Camiguin Island 2024: A Step-By-Step Guide

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The white water kissed the shore as it washes away the grains of sand off my feet. The sound of the waves was resounding; the only sound I’ve been craving for to hear. The air was thick and salty on my skin but it felt good. I took a few steps and felt the brine up to my knees, making my heart beat faster as I take one or two more until my body is finally one with the ocean again. It is the only thing that my senses could perceive in the moment.

I closed my eyes and realized that this is just one of the many things that Camiguin has made me  perceive. There goes the sound of the waters falling gracefully from heights down to the basin of cold fresh water; the taste of the sweet fruit that is found everywhere in the island;  the sight of the vastness of the oceans, the skies and the land below as I stood up on the mountainside, the magical feeling of being surrounded by different schools of fishes and swimming with enormous turtles, the comfort of the warm waters in the hot spring and the refreshing ice cold waters of the other; and the sound of the locals who speak a familiar language with different accent from my own. My senses were all awake.

“I am here and now and this is no imagination nor a daydream. This is Camiguin.”

About Camiguin

The province of Camiguin was previously a part of Misamis Oriental until the late 1900’s. It is the smallest province of the Region X – Northern Mindanao and the second to the smallest in the Philippines. Albeit small compared to the other islands and provinces of the country, it holds and boasts a variety of gems – from beaches, marine sanctuaries, mountains and volcanoes, rivers, waterfalls, springs to historical and cultural sites.

Yet small, the island is a home to seven volcanoes in which one, Mt. Volcan (Mt. Vulcan), had the most remarkable and devastating eruption in 1871. This is the reason why the province is also dubbed as the “Island Born of Fire”.

The language that is spoken at large by the Camiguinons is Cebuano or Bisaya. They have their own language called Kamigin but only a few could speak and understand. This language is said to be a variety of the Manobo’s native language. Locals could speak fluent Tagalog and understand the English language, too, making the province a tourist-friendly one.

Places to Visit for a Camiguin DIY Trip

1. white island.

White island is but a sandbar of cream-white sand surrounded by clear turquoise waters. During low tide, the tourists can swim around it as there are thriving underwater creatures and life nearby. There are no shade providers but the big umbrellas that can be rented out. Environmental fee: Php 50.00 Boat rental: Php 450.00 for sharing (up to 4 persons per boat) Snorkeling gear rental at the boat parking: Php 200.00 to Php 250.00 (optional) Umbrella rental – Php 150.00 (optional) Mat rental (banig) – Php 50.00 (optional)

The boats won’t wait for you till you decide to leave. You’ll have to inform the boatmen as to what time would you want to go back to the main land since they return in there to pick up and drop off more tourists. There are no nipa huts but beach umbrellas only since it’s more like a long stretch of sandbar. Best time to visit is at 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM on sunny days.

2. Mantigue Island

Boat rental – Php 600.00 for sharing (up to six persons per boat) Activities in the island:  Swimming and Snorkeling (Entrance to the marine sanctuary) fee – Php 50.00 per head Dive Guide fee – Php 200.00 Glass boat rental (30 minutes) – Php 300.00 Stand up Paddle Board (30 minutes) – Php 250.00

Island Day-Tour Accommodation: Picnic Shed – Php 150.00 Long Table – Php 100.00 Short Table – Php 50.00

Lunch in the island: There’s a small convenience store in the island but only sells limited goods. If you prefer to have fresh food on your plates, you may opt to have them cook for you. They have meat (pork), chicken, shells and fish and you only have two options in terms of cooking it: grilled or with soup. A kilogram of it starts at Php 350.00.  A cup of rice is at Php 20.00.

The tourists should be reminded that they are given 4 hours to stay in the island. Should they go beyond the allowable time, they have to pay Php 75.00 per hour and per boat. Best time to go to Mantigue Island is in the morning til until noontime since waves get a little rough late in the afternoon.

Mantigue Island has a Marine Sanctuary. It is among the best diving spots I’ve ever dove into. During my visit, we saw schools of fishes of different species (there’s even a Barracuda), turtles and other small and colorful ones). An amount of Php 200.00 has to be paid to a guide. These guides can take you to the best spots of the marine sanctuary.

3. Tongatoc Cove

No Entrance fee A perfect spot to take photos overlooking horizon and the Tongatoc Cove

4. Katibwasan Falls

5. Ardent Hot Spring

6. Sto. Nino Cold Spring

7. Tuasan Falls

Entrance fee: Php 50.00 Tourists with the height of 4 ft and below: Php 25.00 Senior Citizen and PWD: Php 40.00 Compared to Katibwasan, Tuasan falls may be lower but the water cascades powerfully. Swimming is allowed except from the area where the water falls. There is a lifeguard stationed near the swimming area.

8. Soda Water Pool

Entrance fee: Php 50.00 Below 10 years old: Php 10.00 Senior Citizen: 24.00 Picnic Shed: Php 75.00

The Bura Soda Water Pool is known to have fresh and clean water. This isn’t just any typical pool with its waters where you can take a plunge and swim but you can actually drink from, too. Yes, you read it right, our local tour guide said that it tastes like soda. Worry not for you’re not going to take a gulp from the pool but there are drinking fountains with the waters continuously flowing. Free soda for everyone!

The Soda pool is closed every Monday because it is their cleaning schedule.

9. Old Volcano Walkway

10. Bonbon Church Ruins

Entrance fee: Php 10.00 Bonbon Church or the Old Gui-Ob Church Ruins is located at Brgy. Bonbon in Catarman. It has been among the remains of the town after the volcanic eruption of Mt. Volcan in an evening of May year 1871.

11. Sunken Cemetery

Things to do in Camiguin

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Quite informative and helpful. Big thanks!

How much is the antigen or is it free po? Thanks!

Rizalde G Guitang

How much is the antigen test?

This help a lot. .thank you so much.?

Hi, will be travelling around camiguin this weekend via camiguin airport. Do they have taxis or multicabs near the airport? The airport transfer from the hotel is too expensive kasi e

Hi, Joseph! There are few tricycle and multicabs passing by the exit but for a less-hassle transfer from a point to another, you can contact Kuya Jhun. Here’s his facebook account: https://www.facebook.com/juncabs.hugbaca

Lucille Kim Mertalla

Hello po, ask lang, as of 2023 (planning to go on April 4-6, 2023, need po ba meron booster shots?

To be honest, they’re not checking the vaccination cards anymore that much. If they do, they would often check only if you have the second dose already.

Melvin T. Laroa

Ma ‘am, good evening. Do you have any contact number for boat rental in camiguin island tour? Or can you recommend boat owners and their numbers? Thank you.

Hi! You won’t have to worry about reservation nor booking anymore for the boats especially if you’re going to White and Mantigue Island. There are boats by the jump off already and there are lots of them! 🙂

thanks for also including contact details! very informative post

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Camiguin, Bukidnon & CDO Itinerary: Four Days &Three Nights of Fun and Adventure

For years, Northern Mindanao holds the title of being adventure and nature capital not only of down south but of the country, a haven for those who love to see nature at its best and those who want some ultimate adrenaline rush.

Feel the flux of Cagayan de Oro River , experience the thrill of the longest zipline in the country at Bukidnon and commune with nature’s great offerings in Camiguin . With all these adventures and wonders, you will surely fall in love with Northern Mindanao.

Hoping to help those planning to get there, here’s my tried and tested DIY itinerary, four days and three nights designed for those busy and adventurous goers who want to experience these three places in one shot. Warning though, this isn’t for lazy, faint-heart and those who prefer laid back and relaxing trip. But I promise, this is fun!

Camiguin, Bukidnon & Cagayan de Oro Itinerary

Day 1: Camiguin En Route and Sand Bar Sunset

0600H – 0825H: Assembly in the Airport / Check-in 0825H – 0950H: Manila to Cagayan de Oro Flight 0950H – 1030H: Assembly / Baggage Check-in 1030H – 1100H: Cagayan de Oro Airport to Agora Terminal 1100H – 1300H: Agora Terminal to Balingoan Port 1300H – 1400H: Lunch 1400H – 1530H: Balingoan to Benoni Port, Camiguin 1530H – 1600H: Benoni to Paguia’s Cottages 1600H – 1630H: Check-in/Fix-up 1630H – 1830H: Camiguin to White Sandbar (by boat) / Sunset at White Sand Bar / Back to Mainland Camiguin 1830H – 1930H: Wash-up Fix-up 1930H – onwards: Dinner / Socials / Lights off

Day 2: Camiguin on a Day

0600H – 0800H: Call Time / Breakfast 0800H – 1300H: Multicab Tour: Ol Vocano Station of the Cross / Sunken Cemetery / Gui-ob Church Ruins/ Sto. Niño Cold Springs 1300H – 1400H: Lunch 1400H – 1800H: Katibawasan Falls / Ardent Hot Springs 1800H – 1900H: Wash-up / Fix-up 1900H – onwards: Dinner / Socials / Lights off

Day 3: Zip High in Bukidnon

0345H – 0430H: Call Time / Paguia’s to Benoni Port 0430H – 0600H: Benoni Port to Balingoan 0600H – 0800H: Balingoan to Cagayan de Oro 0800H – 0900H: Check-in New Dawn Pensionne CDO / Heavy Breakfast 0800H – 1000H: Travel CDO to Bukidnon 1000H – 1600H: Zip, Zorb and more in Dahilayan (Lunch and Snacks Included) 1600H – 1800H: Travel Bukidnon to CDO 1800H – 1900H: Wash-up / Fix-up 1900H – onwards: Dinner / Socials / Buy pasalubongs

Day 4: Wild Water Ride (The rafting organizer suggested to move it to day 4 instead of original day 3 since CDO River is near airport.) 0500H – 0600H: Call Time / Breakfast / Hotel Check-out (Bring all your stuff) 0600H – 0700H: Travel Time to White Water Rafting Jumpoff 0700H – 1300H: White Water Rafting!!!! (Buffet Lunch included) 1300H – 1400H: Wash up / Fix up 1400H – 1500H: To Airport 1555H – 1720H: Travel CDO to Manila

NAIA Terminal Fee: P200 Taxi (Airport to Agora Terminal): P50.00/share Bus (Agora To Balingoan): P143.00 Ferry to Camiguin: P150.00 Multicab (Tour/Transfer): P250 2 Nights Camiguin Accommodation: P600/share Boat to White Island: P50/person Ferry Camiguin to Balingoan: P150.00 Bus (Balingoan to Agora): P143.00 Taxi to Hotel: P60.00 1 Night CDO Accomodation: P350/share White Water Rafting + Zipzone: P1999 Terminal Fee CDO: P30 Miscellaneous/Foods/Entrance Fees/Etc: P1000 ———————————————————————- Approximate Budget: P5180 (*Based on 10 pax excluding airfare)

Where to Stay in Cagayan de Oro

Cagayan de Oro being one of the frequently visited place by tourists in Mindanao has a lot of resorts and hotels that cater to all type of travelers.

Top-Rated Hotels in Cagayan de Oro

Top-Rated Mid-Range Accommodation in Cagayan de Oro

Top-Rated Budet Accommodation in Cagayan de Oro

Other Attractions

Macahambus Cave and Garden of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village in Cagayan de Oro; Canopy Walk in Claveria, Misamis Oriental; Agutayan Island in Jasaan, Misamis Oriental; Waterfalls of Iligan City and Kapatagan, Lanao del Norte; Monastery of Transfiguration in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon; Mt. Kitanglad Range Natural Park also in Bukidnon.

Recommendations

Accommodation in Camiguin: Paguia’s Cottages Accommodation in CDO: New Dawn Pensionn or Budgetel (dorm type ideal for solo backpackers) Transpo from CDO Airport to Agora Terminal: Taxi if group / Jeep if solo (Airport to Carmen Market, Carmen Market to Agora) Transpo from Agora to Balingoan and Vice Versa: Bus Transpo from Balingoan to Benoni and Vice Versa: Ferry Transpo from Benoni Port to Paguia’s Cottages: Multicab Transpo on Camiguin Tour: Multicab Transpo from Camiguin to White Sandbar and Vice Versa: Boat Transpo from Agora Terminal to New Dawn Pensionne: Taxi or Jeep if Solo White Water Rafting and Dahilayan Adventure Package: P1990.00 per person inclusive of Van transpo to and from Rafting Site, Dahilayan Bukidnon, Lunch and Snack on Rafting Day, Lunch and Snacks on Dahilayan, Advance White Water Rafting and three zip rides (150m, 320m, 840m)

I have tried the Paguias CDO, Camiguin, Bukidnon, Iligan tour package very affordable try it. Contact 09173107085

Hi there. Can i have a budget proposal for cdo camiguin bukidnon tour. 3days 3 nights. Arrival is April 16 930am mla to cdo then Cdo to mla April 19 1pm. Pls exclude water rafting and zipline in the package pls. Your response is in need.

Hi! I’ll be going to CDO next week, can i have the contact info of the person who arrange your tour to dahilayan park and water rafting? 🙂 thanks! 🙂

please text 09999902353

Kindly email tour package cdo, camiguin, and bukidnon 6days & 5 nights.

I have a friend who has tours in CDO and Camiguin. We got our package tour from them. Please email her at [email protected] , cell number 0999-990-2353

Please quote 4 day 3 night tour package camiguin bukidnon CDO thanks Ricardo

hi.is this still active?would like to inquire what agency did you get in your rafting and dahilayan adventure?plz reply.will be higly appreciated.thanx

It’s Great White Water Rafting ( http://www.riverraftingcdo.com/ ). I am not sure though if they still offer the same package and rate since it was still in 2010 when I availed of it.

hi there ask lng po kung ilang hour from CDO airport to camiguin. kc 5pm and dating nmin sa CDO and we plan to go directly to camiguin .

anong agency ang package na ito?

It’s a do-it-yourself itinerary 🙂

adams and eve

hi may i ask what agency u get the rafting and dahilayan package? thanks

Hi! I’m really interested in following your itinerary. Looks fun!! 🙂 Just some questions.. Yung white sandbar travel by boat at multicab tour ba are pre-arranged? Saka all other transfers are via commute? Appreciate your reply! 🙂

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5D4N NORTHERN MINDANAO PACKAGE: TRI-ESCAPE CDO + BUKIDNON + CAMIGUIN TOUR

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Cayagan de Oro is considered the gateway to northern Mindanao, serving as the commercial and political centre in the Mindanao region. The city is nestled between the central coastline of Macajalar Bay to the north and the plateaus and mountains of Bukidnon and Lanao del Northe to the south.

Camiguin Island is one of the Philippines’ safest and most appealing beach escapes, offering ivory-white sandbars, iridescent lagoons and jagged volcanic mountain tops. You’ll find these beaches are under the radar — a world apart from the bumper-to-bumper resorts of Boracay and Alona Beach.

Arrival at Laguindingan International Airport, meet by tour coordinator then proceed to Bukidnon Dahilayan Tour. DESTINATION: -IMPASUGONG TOURISM -GIANT STATUE -LOVERS' LANE -COMMUNAL RANCH -PINEAPPLE MARKER -DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE PLANTATION -CLUBHOUSE HOUSE -DAHILAYAN FOREST PARK & ADVENTURE

Breakfast, then proceed to Cagayan De Oro City Tour with White Water Rafting. Morning: White Water Rafting Afternoon: CDO City Tour -CATHEDRAL CHURCH -GASTON PARK -EDEN SOLACE OVERVIEW -AMAYA VIEW

Early hotel check out, transfer to Balingoan Port (CDO), arrival at Benoni Port (Camiguin), meet by tour coordinator then proceed to Camiguin Tour. DESTINATION: -TONGATOK CLIFF VIEW DECK -WALKWAY TO THE OLD VOLCANO -SUNKEN CEMETERY -OLD CHURCH RUINS -SODA WATER POOL -STO. NINO COLD SPRING -TUASAN FALLS

Breakfast, then proceed to tour. DESTINATION: -WHITE ISLAND -ARDENT SPRING -KATIBAWASAN FALLS -MANTIGUE ISLAND -MANGROVE SANCTUARY

Breakfast, Hotel check-out, transfer to the Camiguin Airport for departure.

INCLUSIONS/EXCLUSIONS

• 5D4N Hotel Accommodation
• Daily Hotel Breakfast
• Round trip car/van/multicab transfer
• CDO City Tour
• Bukidnon Tour
• Camiguin Tour
• All entrance & environmental fees
• Driver/Guide
• Habal habal for communal ranch
• White Water Rafting
• Boat rental fee
• Camiguin Tour: 2-7 pax multicab transfer, 8-12 pax van transfer
• Round-trip Airfare (We can arrange)
• Other Meals and Personal Expenses
• Ferry ticket (Balingoan Port to Benoni Port) (We can arrange)
• All rides in Dahilayan
• All rides in Amaya's View
• Optional: Noah's Ark - 200/head
• Skye Walk - 70/head
• Snorkeling fee
• and Other activities not mentioned

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Camiguin 4 Days and 3 Nights Tour Package

• 2 Nights Accomodation in Cagayan De Oro with Breakfast
• Banca Rental for White Island or Mantigue Island
• Camiguin Island Tour
• Roundtrip transfers airport to Hotel
• Roundtrip Land & Sea Transfers from CDO to Camiguin ISland
• Roundtrip transfers from CDO to Dahilayan, Bukidnon
• Entrance fees in Camiguin Island
• White Water rafting adventure tour w/ roundtrip transfers via Jeepney (basic Course)
• Entry/Admission - White Island
• Entry/Admission - Walkway To The Old Volcano And Stations Of The Cross
• Entry/Admission - Sunken Cemetery
• Entry/Admission - Guiob Church Ruins
• Entry/Admission - Sto. Nino Cold Spring
• Entry/Admission - Tuasan Falls
• Entry/Admission - Ardent Hot Springs
• Entry/Admission - Mindanao
• Meals and other services not mentioned in the Inclusions
• Travel Insurance
• Entrance fee & Rides/activities in Dahilayan Adventure & Dahilayan Forest Park
• This package includes pick up and drop off from the airport.
• Camiguin Airport, 7P23+JV4, Mambajao, Camiguin, Philippines
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• If you cancel at least 7 days in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.
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• If you cancel within 2 days of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.

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• kreatives2018 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Perfect for couples, wildlife lovers and those wanting to spend some time away from life. Actually visited in March 2019 just prior to their update/refurb but we found it just perfect as it was. My husband and I enjoy spending a couple of weeks travelling around and then a final week enjoying luxury and that is exactly what we did at Club Tara. The staff were informative, welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. They were super friendly and treated us like friends whilst still maintaining a professional approach. The wildlife surrounding this lagoon is AMAZING!! We saw flying lemurs, huge fruit bats, a myriad of bird species, lizards and so much more. We truly were in our element. The accommodation was simple but beautiful and extremely clean. There was a jacuzzi at the front of the villa with stunning views over the lagoon. Club Tara was an amazing experience and we ended our trip to the Philippines knowing that we would return. Wonderful place with beautiful people. Thankyou club Tara. Read more Written April 19, 2024
• faithfulp2024 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Cheater Scandals Rodney was our tour guide, he has a wife and a daughter. He was flirting with my wife throughout tour and tried exchanging Facebook information with her in front of our 3 sons, YES IN FRONT OF OUR 3 SONS. My wife is also to blame for this because she strung a long. I confronted both about their behavior and had to cut the tour short. What was supposed to be a memorable vacation turned out to be the worst but also a learning experience for me because now I know what I don't want in a partner. Good job Rodney!! 👏 👍🏻 6yrs down the drain. Read more Written April 10, 2024
• 313rockyd 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Love Nido! El Nido is one of my most favorite places in the Philippines. The privat tours are a great way to see the tour. There were tremendous variations in price, so dont take the first one offered. The first ones we had offered were 3x what I paid Read more Written April 8, 2024
• GrahamH387 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles A great must do adventure Really good adventure with a great tour guide full of fun. Time is obviously limited on each island but enough to explore a little, snorkel or just worship the baking sun. The waters around Siargao are very clean but the current is strong stay close to the shore line. Boody fight lunch was great, a good balance of sea foods, rice, noodles, chicken adobo, veggies and fruits. Respect the cleanliness of the beaches as the locals must work hard to keep them so pristine. Read more Written March 8, 2024
• KAVMR 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome tours with Hopspot Tours! We took a private customized tour a and c for 2 days with Hopspot tours. They are beyond expectation! They are one step ahead most especially RAM Dulay who was with us on both days anticipating our wants and needs and taking fabulous photos! The owner Dave is also awesome providing us all our needs. Truly a very reliable company to book! Read more Written March 6, 2024
• S7526NDtonit 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles A good tour to sample some of the beaches The crew was great but started late waiting for the coast guard clearance. The stops were enough time to enjoy the location. The tour guide was very helpful and really helped the other passangers who were not strong swimmers. I was travelling by myself and had a great tine Read more Written February 26, 2024
• 403cinzial 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Raccomemded Very beautiful experience and helpful and very kind tour guide. We made a private tour and it has been an amazing experience. Read more Written February 23, 2024
• Abner T 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles See It to Experience the beautiful nature. And friendly people of Coron! We had a wonderful time seeing the beautiful islands of Coron. The tour was well organized and was able to enjoy each destination taken countless images of the nature paradise. Beaches, lakes, lagoon. Experience of a lifetime. Kudos to Notnot Curambao for his great customer service. Read more Written February 22, 2024
• Traveler716864 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Just bad timing with weather Only went to one destination because of wind. Very disappointed. It was not the tour fault the weather was bad and the wayer choppy Read more Written February 18, 2024
• Connector685298 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Don’t go, it’s a circus Don’t go. The whale sharks get fed by guys in kayaks. They purposely throw food next to tourists so they swim within arm length. We got told to stay 5-6 meters away with the warning to get a big fine when you go closer. No guide said a word when people reached out to the whale sharks. Awful to realize this happens on a daily base. Read more Written February 11, 2024
• nicolebX566SE 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Awful :( Awful. The whalesharks get fed by the employees all the time. They tell you to stay at least 5-6 meters away from them but no one does this. They throw the food to groups of people so the whaleshark approach the people. The employee also touched the whaleshark??? It is NOT sustainable at all. Don’t do this. Read more Written February 11, 2024
• Getaway630863 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Worthwhile and highly recommend the tour. There was a miscommunication with the meeting location, but it was resolved with the help from another vendor. The boat crew was the best!!! They were attentive to everyone’s needs. The tour was fun and memorable. Read more Written February 8, 2024
• sk0gsn 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Nice place Nice place and an amazing experienced The animals were well treated and had nice cages and habitats. Theres even monkeys tthere! Read more Written February 6, 2024
• PaulCollingz 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent We had lunch on this river boat as part of the Bohol Island land tour. Excellent ambience and very good Filipino buffet lunch. Well worth the price and well organized, The Loay River is very clean. Not a single piece of plastic anywhere. All in all well done Read more Written January 29, 2024

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Camiguin 4 Days and 3 Nights Tour Package provided by CTPH TOUR

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3D2N Camiguin – CDO – Bukidnon Tour Package

Inclusions:

• Round trip airfare with Baggage Allowance
• Round trip airport and tour transfers
• Round trip boat transfers
• 1N accommodation in Camiguin Island
• 1N accommodation in Cagayan De Oro City
• Full board meals
• Camiguin Island, CDO City, and Dahilayan Adventure Park Tours
• All entrance fees where applicable
• Assistance of local Tour Guide
• Travel Insurance
• Tour ID / Luggage Tag

3D 2N Camiguin – CDO – Bukidnon Tour

Day 1: Arrival in Cagayan De Oro City – Transfer to Camiguin Island – Camiguin Island Tour (B, L, D)

• Your guide will await your arrival at Laguindingan International Airport and will bring you to a local restaurant for breakfast
• Head to Balingoan Port for your trip to Camiguin Island
• Katibawasan Falls
• Ardent Hibok-hibok Spring
• Savor lunch at a local restaurant
• Check-in at the resort and freshen-up
• Sunken Cementery
• Guiob Church Ruins
• Soda Water Swimming Pool
• Sto. Nino Cold Spring
• Seize the rest of your day witnessing the amazing sunset in White Island
• Head back to resort and freshen-up
• Relish dinner and enjoy your free-time

Day 2: Transfer to CDO – CDO City Tour – Souvenir Shopping (B, L, D)

• Have early breakfast in the resort
• Head to Benoni Port for your trip back to Cagayan de Oro City
• Have lunch at local restaurant and check-in at the hotel
• Mapawa Nature Park
• Malasag Eco-Tourism Village
• St. Agustine Metropolitan Cathedral
• CDO City Museum
• MacArthur Cap
• Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant
• Return to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure

Day 3: Dahilayan Adventure Park Tour – Departure for Manila (B, L, D)

• Take an early breakfast and check-out from the hotel
• Head to Dahilayan Adventure Park visiting Camp Phillips Bukidnon / Del Monte Pineapple Plantation along the way
• Have lunch upon arrival
• Prep up for some adrenaline-rush optional activities at Dahilayan Adventure Park
• Return to Cagayan De Oro City and have an early dinner at a local restaurant
• Transfer to Laguindingan International Airport for your flight back to Manila

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Stress-Free 4-Day Camiguin Island Package at Nouveau Resort with Flights from Manila, Tour & Transfe

Description

Experience the beauty of Camiguin with this 4-day, 3-night tour package at Nouveau Resort Camiguin. Your adventure includes roundtrip airfare from Manila via Sunlight Air, economy class seats with a 10 kg baggage allowance, hassle-free roundtrip airport transfers, and a 3-night stay in a Deluxe Mountain View Room at Nouveau Resort Camiguin, complete with daily breakfast. Plus, you will enjoy a complimentary guided tour to make the most of your Camiguin getaway. 

When you arrive in Camiguin, you'll check in at Nouveau Resort Camiguin. This beautiful resort, located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, offers fantastic views of sunrises and nearby volcanoes. It's also right across Mantigue Island, a popular diving spot. You’ll be checking in at a Deluxe Mountain View Room as part of this Philippine holiday package.

The next day, as part of your multi-day tour, you’ll go on a complimentary tour of Camiguin. Your day starts with a visit to White Island, known for its pristine white sand and stunning views of Mount Hibok-Hibok. Next up, Mantigue Island offers a protected marine sanctuary just off its shores. Afterward, you'll explore the Camiguin walkway with its 14 Stations of the Cross, visit historic churches, and take a refreshing dip at the Sto. Nino Cold Spring.

Don't miss the Soda Water Pool, known for its bubbling volcanic spring water. Then, you'll discover the beautiful Tuasan Falls, surrounded by lush forests. A stop at Tangines Man-Made Lagoon offers another swimming opportunity, followed by Kibila White Beach, perfect for snorkeling with giant clams and corals.

Your tour continues to Katibawasan Falls and Ardent Hot Spring. On your way back, check out a souvenir center and Vjandep Bakeshop. Finally, wrap up your day with a visit to the Sea Glass art gallery.

You’ll have some free time in Camiguin on day 3. Make use of the resort’s amenities or go out and explore the island on your own. On day 4, you’ll check out of the hotel and be taken to the airport so you can catch your flight back to Manila, leaving with good memories of the island.

Go on a relaxing and fun trip in Camiguin with this 4D3N Philippine travel package. Check the availability by choosing a date.

Attractions

Daily itinerary

Day 1 - Day 1: Arrival + Check-in

Upon arriving in Camiguin, you'll check in at Nouveau Resort Camiguin. This resort offers splendid views of the sunrise and nearby volcanoes, as it is conveniently situated across Mantigue Island. You'll settle into a Deluxe Mountain View Room as part of your Philippine vacation package.

Nouveau Resort is equipped with fantastic amenities to enhance your stay. Enjoy a swim in the extended Olympic-size Infinity Pool with built-in spa seats, a great experience at Sea Winds Spa, and relaxation in Nouveau Gardens. 

For active pursuits, head to Vivre Sports and Recreation, which features games, a fitness studio, and more. Families with kids can make a splash in the Kiddie Pool and Splash Park, while the Mini-Golf Park provides fun for all ages. The resort also offers activities for younger guests at Nouveau Young VIP.

Day 2 - Day 2: Camiguin Island Top Attractions Tour with Lunch

As part of your tour of the Philippines, today kicks off with a complimentary tour of Camiguin. Your adventure starts with a visit to White Island, known for its pristine white sands and stunning views of Mount Hibok-Hibok. Mantigue Island follows, boasting a protected marine sanctuary just off its shores. You'll then go through the Camiguin walkway, visit historic churches, and take a refreshing dip at the Sto. Nino Cold Spring.

Don't forget to experience the Soda Water Pool, renowned for its bubbling volcanic spring water. Continue your journey to the enchanting Tuasan Falls, surrounded by lush forests, and take a swim at Tangines Man-Made Lagoon. Explore Kibila White Beach for snorkeling among giant clams and colorful corals. The tour also includes stops at Katibawasan Falls and Ardent Hot Spring. On your way back, don't miss the souvenir center and Vjandep Bakeshop. To wrap up the day, visit the Sea Glass art gallery.

Day 3 - Day 3: Free Time

You’ll enjoy some leisure time in Camiguin. Take advantage of your hotel's amenities and lounge by the Infinity Pool, or indulge in a spa treatment at Sea Winds Spa. Alternatively, you can explore the island on your own. 

Discover local cuisine by dining at nearby restaurants. Visit attractions not covered on the previous day, like the Old Catarman Church Ruins or the unique Giant Clam Sanctuary. You can also rent a kayak or paddleboard for a serene adventure along the coast. Make the most of your free time and create fun memories in Camiguin.

Day 4 - Day 4: Checkout + Departure

Today, you'll check out at Nouveau Resort Camiguin and head to the airport for your Sunlight Air flight back to Manila. As you leave, take with you the wonderful memories of this island paradise.

What to bring

Good to know.

Booking Information - Upon booking, please expect an email from Guide to the Philippines for the voucher, reminder, and next steps.

Hotel - Standard check-in time is 1500H and check out time is at 1200H. Requests for early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability and fees. Refundable incidental deposit is required upon check-in. Guest/s are required to present a valid credit card guarantee or cash deposit. Bookings for one person will be arranged in single rooms, and bookings for two or more people will share a twin/double, or triple room(s). Children will be arranged in the same room with their parents. If additional room(s) is needed and for special requests, additional costs will incur.

Tours and Itinerary - Please wear appropriate clothing based on the itinerary. Please also be aware that your itinerary may have to be rearranged to fit your arrival date and time better. For any services i.e. meals, sightseeing etc. not utilized on your tour package, we, unfortunately, cannot offer refunds.

Travel Requirements - Guests are solely responsible for meeting the passport & visa conditions of the country of travel. We do not accept any responsibility if the passenger cannot travel because of any passport or visa issue, and the cancellation policy will be applicable as per the booking terms.

Other Important Notes - Bring cash as not all establishments accept credit or debit cards, and ATMs can be limited.

Nouveau Resort Camiguin

Nestled in the Pacific Ocean, with a view of the sunrise and the volcanoes as its backdrop, Nouveau Resort offers a luxury experience in Camiguin Island. Its 400-meter shoreline sits right across the Mantigue Island, a diving destination. Embrace and experience Nouveau’s upscale features: extended Olympic lap pool, yoga and meditation park, family recreation center, splash park for kids, beauty and wellness center, gym, artisan shop, specialty dining outlets and world-class accommodations.

Deluxe Mountain View rooms offer a quaint and scenic backdrop of Mt. Timpoong which is the highest mountain volcano in the island. Features two American standard size queen beds. | Room Features: 31 sqm, 2 queen-sized beds, mountain view, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe, free toiletries, hairdryer, slippers, cable channels, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, minibar, refrigerator, tea/coffee maker

Deluxe Garden View Terraces Rooms allow you to enjoy the sea breeze with its individual balconies perfect for afternoon tea or coffee. Features two American standard size queen beds. | Room Features: 33 sqm, 2 queen-sized beds, balcony, garden view, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe, free toiletries, hairdryer, slippers, cable channels, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, minibar, refrigerator, tea/coffee maker

Premiere Ocean View rooms provide an expansive view of the resort with balconies directly facing the waves. It allows you to enjoy the sea breeze with its individual balconies perfect for afternoon tea or coffee. Rooms are on the second floor which allow for a more private experience. Features two American standard size queen beds. | Room Features: 33 sqm, 2 queen-sized beds, balcony, sea view, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe, free toiletries, hairdryer, slippers, cable channels, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, minibar, refrigerator, tea/coffee maker

Premiere Poolside rooms have balconies that allow direct access to the resort’s infinity pool which is longer than the standard Olympic length. Guests can choose to laze in bed with a view of the pool waters or hop onto one of the poolside cabanas. Features one American standard king-size bed and freestanding bathtub.| Room Features: 34 sqm, 2 queen-sized beds, terrace, sea view, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe, free toiletries, hairdryer, slippers, cable channels, flat-screen TV, electric kettle, minibar, refrigerator, tea/coffee maker

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Mindanao has it all: beautiful and abandoned beaches, spectacular landscapes and many opportunities to experience real adventures . Some of the more famous destinations include Camiguin, Davao City and Siargao as the “surfing capital of the Philippines”, of course.

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A possible itinerary for beginners could be a combination of Camiguin and Cagayan.

Day 1: You arrive in Camiguin by airplane – there are flights from Cebu to Camiguin with Cebu Pacific Air. At the airport, you will be picked up and transferred to a nice beach cottage and enjoy the rest of the day getting used to your new beautiful environment.

Day 2: On an exciting tour around the island, you will discover cold springs, the “Ardent hot springs”, the “Katibawasan Falls” and many other sights before you will enjoy the sunset on a white sandbar with an impressive view of Camiguin.

Day 3: Mantigue Island will be your island hopping destination for today. You will dive or even snorkel in crystal clear water and enjoy a delicious BBQ by the beach.

Day 4: You will transfer to Cagayan de Oro, the “city of golden friendship” and check-in at your hotel. Discover the market and a trendy bar in the afternoon.

Day 5: Cagayan is famous for its “white water rafting”. You will start early in the morning and after rafting the river, you will discover the Mapawa Nature Park while horse-back-riding and go on a zipline-adventure.

Day 6: After check-out, you will be brought to the airport in order to fly back to Cebu, Manila or Davao City.

Find out more about this Mindanao tour package, soon. You can also get in touch with us , and we will customise this adventure trip for you.

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