Plan Your Perfect Visit
Everything you need to know for an unforgettable journey to the Island Born of Fire
Everything you need to know for an unforgettable journey to the Island Born of Fire
Fly to Camiguin Airport or take ferry from Cagayan de Oro/Bohol
March-June (dry season) or October (Lanzones Festival)
Book early, especially during peak seasons and festivals
Light clothing, hiking gear, swimwear, and sun protection
Multiple transportation options to reach the Island Born of Fire from major Philippine cities.
Flights and ferries can sell out during peak seasons (March-June, October)
Ferry schedules may change due to weather conditions
Consider flexible tickets for weather-related changes
Pre-arrange hotel transfers or rent a vehicle at the airport
The island is compact and easy to navigate with various transportation options.
Weather: Sunny, minimal rainfall, calm seas
Temperature: 26-32°C (79-90°F)
Humidity: Moderate (60-70%)
Weather: Mixed sun and rain, occasional showers
Temperature: 25-30°C (77-86°F)
Humidity: High (75-85%)
Weather: Regular rainfall, possible typhoons
Temperature: 24-28°C (75-82°F)
Humidity: Very high (80-90%)
Cool and wet, fewer tourists, budget-friendly
Perfect weather begins, ideal for all activities
Hot and dry, peak season, book accommodations early
Start of wet season, occasional showers
Mixed weather, fewer crowds, good value
Lanzones Festival! Book early for festival dates
Transition to wet season, Christmas season
Cotton or moisture-wicking fabrics
For beaches, waterfalls, and hot springs
Essential for island hopping and water activities
For sudden tropical showers
Sun protection and evening mosquito protection
For sightseeing and casual dining
Essential for volcano hiking and waterfall treks
For rocky beaches and waterfall pools
For daily wear and beach visits
Easy slip-on for accommodation and quick trips
High SPF essential for tropical sun
DEET-based recommended for tropical insects
Bring extra supply plus prescription copies
Band-aids, antiseptic, pain relievers
For potential stomach adjustment issues
Especially important for food markets and rural areas
Essential for boat trips and water activities
Long days out, limited charging opportunities
Philippines uses Type A, B, and C plugs
For snorkeling and waterfall photography
For early morning volcano hikes
Keep belongings dry during boat trips
For day trips and volcano hiking
Can rent locally, but better fit if you bring own
Compact and practical for multiple activities
Stay hydrated, reduce plastic waste
For long hiking days and boat trips
Keep copies separate from originals
Essential for adventure activities
Many places don't accept cards
Backup payment method
Print or save offline copies
Local emergency numbers and embassy contacts
Laundry services are cheap and widely available. Pack for 3-4 days and wash regularly.
High humidity and water activities require extra protection for devices.
You'll want room for souvenirs like pastel, lanzones products, and local crafts.
Consult your doctor about recommended vaccinations for tropical travel.
Mount Hibok-Hibok is an active volcano. Always check current conditions before hiking.
Always prioritize safety during water activities and be aware of changing conditions.
Take preventive measures for common tropical health concerns.
Keep these important numbers readily available during your stay.
With this comprehensive guide, you're well-prepared for an unforgettable journey to the Island Born of Fire.