Camiguin Island

Camiguin, Philippines is a paradise for solo travelers looking for a peaceful escape. With its lush greenery, pristine beaches, and breathtaking waterfalls, Camiguin offers a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Immerse yourself in this island's natural beauty and discover why Camiguin is a must-visit destination.

Each visit to Camiguin deepens my love for this enchanting island. The breathtaking beauty of Tuasan Falls, captured in timeless photographs by @bisayanghilaw, leaves me in awe of nature's power and grace. Framed by lush greenery and crowned with the shimmering sunlight, the cascades of water create a symphony that echoes through the tranquil surroundings. As I stand before this natural wonder, I am reminded of the raw beauty that Camiguin has to offer. With each visit, my love grows stronger, leaving an indelible mark on my soul and memories that will forever be cherished.

As I find myself surrounded by the lush greenery and vibrant landscapes of Camiguin, my heart fills with pure joy and a deep appreciation for my island home. The sight of towering palm trees and the gentle rustle of leaves remind me why I fell in love with this tranquil paradise. From the majestic palm fronds swaying in the breeze to the delicate ferns carpeting the forest floor, Camiguin embraces me with its natural wonders. Each time I return, I can't help but fall deeper in love with this emerald gem of an island. It's a place where I feel connected to nature and where my soul finds solace. With every step I take, I am reminded that Camiguin is not just a destination; it's a feeling that resonates deep within me.

As I travel through the captivating landscapes of Camiguin, I am greeted by playful encounters that leave me in awe and fits of laughter. The local goats, with their mischievous eyes and nimble hooves, bring a touch of whimsy to my journey. They roam freely in the meadows, seemingly unbothered by the curious gazes of passing travelers. These lively creatures exude the carefree and delightful spirit of Camiguin, adding an extra layer of charm to our unforgettable adventures. Their presence reminds me to embrace the unexpected and to find joy in the little things that make every journey unique.

Camiguin is one of the most unique islands in the Philippines. It is home to 7 volcanoes 🌋 while there are only 5 towns in the island which only has 92 sqm land size. It is also a home to a cold and hot spring and of course a very tall waterfall which is 70 meters high! This island will surely take your breath away. What is most interesting in this island is its #sunkencemetery which you can go dive in. It also has quite a long stretch of white sand. #donnahotheexplorer is #philippines

If you are looking for an all in vacation, then visit Camiguin Island. Everything is all in Camiguin---from Sto. Niño Cold Spring to Ardent Hot Spring, falls hopping in Katibawasan Falls and Tuasan Falls, from the Old Church Ruins to the Sunken Cemetary to the White Islands. Everything you are looking for the nature is in Camiguin! You can visit the attractions in the island for a day which includes a half day in the Cold Spring, picture taking in the old church ruins and sunken Cemetary and souvenir shopping in the afternoon until the Hot Spring in the evening to sum up the day. On the second day, it is good to visit the earliest (make it 5am) in White Island and enjoy snorkeling, then visit Katibawasan and Tuasan Falls. Rest for your way home the next day. Do not miss the Camiguin's famous Pastel. 😻 these are the suggested itinerary if you will visit Camiguin. #tripblazers

Find your perfect retreat at Bintana sa Paraiso, a hidden gem in Camiguin Island, Philippines. Relax and unwind amidst the serene beauty of this tropical paradise, offering luxury accommodations and breathtaking views, making it an ideal base for exploring the adventures and wonders of Camiguin.

View in front of our gate in camiguin. As you can see while resting at a balcony. My comfort place that i always loved. #staycation

Camiguin is a tiny island province in Northern Mindanao having abundance of natural wonders for everyone to admire. From stunning islands, to relaxing hot springs and refreshing cold springs, to majestic waterfalls and mysterious historical attractions. This province is complete with everything an adventurous heart needs. To those who hate being bored, this is the place to be! Dubbed as the “island born of fire”, Camiguin might sound off to some. It is home to 7 volcanoes with one being active. We might find these facts quite scary, but it’s actually the reason behind the countless hot and cold springs, even soda springs that anyone will truly enjoy. Also, the sight of the island province with towering volcanic peaks is such a massive beauty to behold. Camiguin is small enough that you can traverse the whole circumferential road within just 2 hours. You can even visit multiple attractions in a single day. Some can even manage to have a day tour in Camiguin, especially those traveling to Bukidnon and Cagayan de Oro. As for us, we decided to spend 3 days to fully utilize what this gorgeous province has to offer. It’s also easy to DIY even though the sites are quite spread out. Thanks to many motorcycle/multicab rentals and the smallness of the province. Commuting is also possible but not so efficient. #maydaytrip #urbanexplorer

Camiguin Island is commonly referred to as the ‘island born of fire’ due to the volcanic eruptions that gave the island its impressive shape. The island is home to 7 volcanoes and the highest peak is Mount Mambajao at 1,713 meters above sea level. In this post, I have put together the ultimate list of 13 Camiguin Tourist Spots you must-see and other useful information on how to get here, where to stay, how to get around the island, and the best time to visit HOW TO GO TO CAMIGUIN? There are two ways of how to go to Camiguin, one is by plane and the other by ferry. BY PLANE: There are daily flights to Camiguin connecting domestic travelers coming from Manila or Cebu. The only airport on the island is Camiguin Mambajao Airport (CGM). BY FERRY: Bohol to Camiguin ferry One of the most common routes to the island is the ferry from Bohol to Camiguin which takes approximately 3-4 hours and the cost is 425 pesos. There is also an additional municipal service fee of 10 pesos and a terminal fee of 15 pesos. There is only one ferry per day departing from the Jagna Ferry Terminal in East Bohol at 1 pm and arriving at the Balbagon Ferry Terminal in Camiguin at around 5 pm. The name of the boat leaving Jagna to Camiguin is ‘Super Shuttle Ferry’. You can purchase your tickets at the Jagna Ferry Terminal at least one hour before departure. Balingoan to Camiguin ferry If you happen to be in Cagayan de Oro and heading over to Camiguin from here, there are daily ferry departures leaving from Balingoan Port in Misamis Oriental to Benoni Port in Camiguin. The ferry from Balingoan to the island takes approximately 1.5 hours and the cost is around 150 pesos. #MaydayTrip #urbanexplorer

What an experience! Camiguin Island in the Philippinesis a tropical paradise offering a mecca of things to do including epic waterfalls, volcanic hot springs, historical landmarks, island hopping, snorkeling, and hiking! If you’re an outdoor enthusiast like myself, you’ll be spoiled with fun-fuelled adventures when you arrive on the islan #urbanexplorer #maydaytrip How to get to Camiguin? Camiguin Island has it’s own airport but only Skyjet Airlines flies directly to the port. Other nearest airports from Camiguin are the Laguindingan Airport in Cagayan de Oro and Bancasi Airport in Butuan City. From Cagayan de Oro (Laguindingan Airport) – our route Take a bus or van going to Agora Bus Terminal. In our case, we arrived at the airport at around 11pm and there were no buses available at that time. Our only option was to take a van just fronting the arrival exit. Fare is usually 199 per person, but we got it for only 100 because the van operators were competing just to get us. No haggling skills needed. 😁 Travel time was 30 minutes because it was midnight. Could be longer depending on traffic. Take a bus bound for Butuan and disembark at Balingoan Ferry Terminal. Tell the bus attendant that you’re going to Camiguin. Fare is 147 php and travel time was 2 hours (it was midnight). #MaydayTrip #urbanexplorer

#camiguin is one of the best island in the Philippines. Clear blue waters of Vanishing Island. Took cool photos in the Sunken Cemetery. Alot of Waterfalls you can visit and enjoy the cool water and mother nature. #merrychristmas #merrychristmas