Things to Do on Camiguin
Experiences
Camiguin gives up its best on its own terms — by banca, by ridgeline, by the slow turn of a coastal road. Choose how you go.
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Out to the Sandbars
A banca carries you past quiet coves to White Island's bare white spit and the reefs below, where the Bohol Sea turns clear over coral and the island's sheltered giant clams.
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The Bohol Sea, Faster
Open throttle across open water, the volcano shrinking behind you. Jet skis and watersports for the mornings you would rather feel the sea than drift on it.
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Up the Living Volcano
Guided ascents of active Hibok-Hibok climb through rainforest and spring-fed shade to a ridgeline where the whole island, and the sea around it, falls away below you.
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One Road, All Day
Take the 64-kilometre ring road at your own pace: Katibawasan's falls, the cross marking the sunken cemetery, cold springs found between one town and the next.
The Shore & the Sea
Days That Begin at the Waterline
Beyond the Resort
The Whole Island Is the Day Trip
One road, sixty-four kilometres, and more than enough to fill every morning of your stay. We'll help you plan the order.
White Island
A bare crescent of white sand off Mambajao, reached by banca at first light — no trees, no shade, just the sandbar, the reef and the volcano across the water.
Mantigue Island
A green islet ringed by a marine sanctuary, twenty minutes out. Snorkel the drop-off, then lunch in the shade of the trees.
The Sunken Cemetery
A single white cross stands over the town the 1871 eruption pulled into the sea — best met by kayak as the sun goes down.
Katibawasan Falls
Seventy metres of water falling in one clean ribbon into a cold, fern-ringed pool at the foot of the highlands.
Cold Springs & Soda Pool
Sto. Niño's spring-fed pools run clear and cold; nearby, the Bura pool fizzes with natural soda water you can swim in.
Ardent Hot Spring
On the flank of Hibok-Hibok, volcano-warmed pools sit in the rainforest — the island's other temperature.
Giant Clam Sanctuary
Off Cantaan, rows of giant clams the size of armchairs rest in the shallows, close enough to snorkel above.
Lanzones
Camiguin grows the sweetest lanzones in the country. Come in October and the whole island turns out to celebrate them.
Getting Around
The Island, at Your Own Pace
Take Camiguin on your own terms — a scooter for the coast road, a vehicle for the family, or the open sea by jet ski. We arrange it all from the front desk and add it straight to your stay.
Scooter
Nimble and easy for solo island cruising — the simplest way to take the 64-kilometre ring road at your own pace.
- Per day
- ₱450
SUV / AUV
Spacious and comfortable for families and groups — room for everyone, and for the day's plans.
- Per day
- ₱2,850
- Half day
- ₱1,500
Local Driver
Add a local driver for ease and insider tips around the island — let someone who knows the roads do the driving.
- Per day
- +₱1,000
- Half day
- +₱500
Jet Ski
Thrilling rides across the Bohol Sea, with safety gear and a full orientation included before you set off.
- 4 hours
- ₱7,000
- Additional hour
- ₱1,500
Every rental comes with essential inclusions, flexible durations and a clear fuel-return policy — making each journey smooth, comfortable and tailored to your stay.
Arrange a RentalLet Us Plan Your Days
Tell us how long you're staying and we'll line up the boats, the treks and the quiet corners — and hold the right room for it.
Plan Your Stay