Camiguin

Camiguin is a small yet breathtaking island province with a diverse landscape of mountains, volcanoes, and clear blue waters. Visitors can explore Mount Hibok-Hibok, the Sunken Cemetery, Katibawasan Falls, and Ardent Hot Springs. White Island, a shifting sandbar with panoramic views of the volcanoes and sea, is a must-visit. Camiguin is also home to the sweetest lanzones fruit, celebrated during the annual Lanzones Festival.

History

Camiguin’s landscape has been shaped by volcanic activity, with Mount Hibok-Hibok’s eruption in 1951 being the most recent major event. The island was originally inhabited by Manobo tribes before Spanish colonization in the 16th century. The Sunken Cemetery, submerged due to a volcanic eruption, is now a popular historical and diving site.

What To See

• White Island
• Sunken Cemetery
• Katibawasan Falls
• Ardent Hot Springs
• Mount Hibok-Hibok
• Tuasan Falls
• Giant Clams Sanctuary
• Walkway to the Old Volcano
• Mantigue Island
• Sto. Niño Cold Spring