Discover the volcanic wonders, pristine beaches, cascading waterfalls, and unique historical sites that make Camiguin truly extraordinary.
Camiguin's compact size belies its incredible diversity. Every corner of this volcanic island offers something spectacular - from the pristine White Island sandbar to the mystical Sunken Cemetery, each attraction tells a story of nature's power and beauty.
White Island is Camiguin's crown jewel - a stunning uninhabited sandbar that emerges from crystal-clear turquoise waters just off the coast of Mambajao. This crescent-shaped slice of paradise offers unparalleled views of Mount Hibok-Hibok and the volcanic landscape that defines Camiguin.
Katibawasan Falls is Camiguin's most famous waterfall, plunging an impressive 250 feet into a crystal-clear pool surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. The falls are fed by the cold mountain springs of Mount Hibok-Hibok, creating a refreshing oasis perfect for swimming and relaxation.
Combine your visit with Tuasan Falls (hidden waterfall with river trekking) and Ardent Hot Springs for the perfect nature day.
Hidden gem requiring a scenic river trek. Multiple cascades and natural pools in pristine jungle setting.
Rising 1,332 meters above sea level, Mount Hibok-Hibok is Camiguin's most prominent and active volcano. Last erupting in 1953, this majestic peak offers challenging hikes and unparalleled panoramic views of the entire island and surrounding seas. The trek to the summit is considered one of the Philippines' most rewarding volcanic climbs.
Mount Hibok-Hibok is an active volcano monitored by PHIVOLCS. All climbers must register and hire certified guides. Check volcanic activity status before planning your climb.
Located at the foot of Mount Hibok-Hibok, Ardent Hot Springs offers a natural spa experience with mineral-rich waters heated by volcanic activity. The therapeutic hot springs are believed to have healing properties, making them popular with both locals and visitors seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.
The Sunken Cemetery is one of Camiguin's most poignant attractions - a haunting reminder of the island's volcanic power. When Mount Vulcan Daan erupted in 1871, it submerged the old town cemetery beneath the sea. Today, a large cross marks the site, creating a unique underwater memorial and snorkeling destination.
Remnants of a Spanish-era church destroyed by the same 1871 volcanic eruption. Atmospheric ruins perfect for photography and historical reflection.
Mantigue Island is a 4-hectare marine sanctuary and nature park located just off Camiguin's coast. This pristine island paradise offers some of the best snorkeling and diving in the Philippines, with vibrant coral reefs, diverse marine life, and crystal-clear waters surrounding powdery white beaches.
White Island + Mantigue Island combination tours available daily. Includes boat transfers, snorkeling gear, and lunch.
Book Island HoppingMount Hibok-Hibok guided hikes with permits included. Professional guides and safety equipment provided.
Book Volcano HikeFull-day tour covering Katibawasan Falls, Tuasan Falls, and both hot and cold springs.
Book Nature TourExplore Sunken Cemetery, Old Church Ruins, and learn about Camiguin's volcanic history.
Book History Tour