Camiguin, Philippines

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About the island

Camiguin is a lush island located in the Bohol Sea, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and unique volcanic landscape. Often called the "Island Born of Fire," it’s a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

White Island, an uninhabited sandbar, is one of Camiguin’s standout attractions, offering pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters that create a picturesque tropical paradise. But Camiguin isn’t just about breathtaking landscapes. The island also features enchanting waterfalls, serene hot springs, lush forests, and historical sites, making it a diverse destination for relaxation and exploration.

For the best experience, plan your trip to Camiguin during the dry season from March to May, and check the weather forecast to ensure optimal conditions for exploring the island.

Ideal Times to Visit

Most Affordable Time to Visit

Travel during the off-peak months of May to November to benefit from lower airfare and hotel rates, though be prepared for occasional rainfall.

Weather Overview

The dry season from March to May is perfect for enjoying Camiguin's natural attractions, such as White Island and the island's waterfalls. The rainy season, from June to October, brings lush landscapes and fewer tourists, ideal for those seeking a quieter experience.

Major Festivals and Events

The Lanzones Festival, held every October, is one of Camiguin’s major events, celebrating the island's famous lanzones fruit with vibrant parades and festivities.

How to Reach Camiguin

Fly to Camiguin from major airports in Manila, Cebu, or Davao. From there, you can connect via direct flights to Camiguin’s airport or take a ferry from nearby ports.

Transportation Options

Get around with local options like tricycles and habal-habals (motorcycles), or rent a car for more convenience in exploring the island’s diverse attractions.

Busy Periods

Camiguin can be busy during the Lanzones Festival in October and around the Christmas holidays. Book accommodations in advance and consider private tours for a more personalized experience.

Avoid traveling during the peak rainy season from June to October if you prefer dry weather and clearer skies.

Times to Avoid Visiting

Local Cuisine and Drinks

Camiguin is generally safe, but as with any travel, keep your belongings secure, stay aware of your surroundings, and avoid unfamiliar areas after dark.

Indulge in local delicacies such as the sweet lanzones fruit, fresh seafood dishes, and local specialties like Pastel, a sweet bread filled with custard. These can be enjoyed at local markets and eateries around the island.

Safety Tips

Places you can visit

A pristine sandbar with powdery white sands and crystal-clear waters, perfect for relaxation and sunbathing.

White Island

Katibawasan Falls

A majestic 250-foot waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, offering a refreshing dip in its cool, clear pool.

Sunken Cemetery

An underwater cemetery marked by a large cross, a poignant historical site and a great spot for snorkeling.

Ardent Hot Springs

Natural hot springs nestled in a lush tropical setting, perfect for a soothing soak and relaxation.

A natural cold spring with refreshing, cool waters surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for a relaxing swim.

Sto. Niño Cold Spring

Katunggan Park

Hibok-Hibok Volcano

A sanctuary that features lush mangrove forests and boardwalks, offering visitors stunning views of the surrounding waters and wildlife.

An active volcano with hiking trails and stunning views from the summit, ideal for adventure seekers and nature lovers.

Bura Soda Water Pool

A unique swimming pool filled with natural carbonated mineral water, providing a fizzy and refreshing experience.

Tongatok Cliff

Mantigue Island

A dramatic cliff offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island and the surrounding sea, perfect for sightseeing and photography.

An idyllic island known for its white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and peaceful ambiance, perfect for a day of relaxation and exploration.

Tuasan Falls

A picturesque waterfall with clear, cascading waters nestled in a serene natural setting, great for a tranquil escape.

Walkway to the Old Volcano

A scenic path leading to the old volcano, offering panoramic views of Camiguin’s lush landscapes and a glimpse into the island’s volcanic history.

Old Spanish Church Ruins

The historic ruins of old churches that were affected by volcanic eruptions, providing a poignant look into Camiguin’s past and architectural heritage.

1914 Parola

Camiguin Marker

A historic lighthouse built in 1914, offering a glimpse into Camiguin’s maritime history and stunning coastal views.

A notable landmark marking the island's geographical center, providing a unique photo opportunity and a point of interest for visitors.

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