Things to See in Camiguin

Camiguin is a place of incredible natural beauty. The island has lush, green jungles and is home to several waterfalls and hot springs. There are also many beautiful beaches and spots for snorkeling and diving, as well as places for hiking and exploring.

Here are some things to see in Camiguin. Get to know their Philippine travel guidelines and pick the spots you want to visit. 

Mount Hibok-Hibok

Mt. Hibok-Hibok is an active volcano that is part of the Timpoong-Hibok-Hibok Natural Monument. This area has a hiking trail that allows you to reach the volcano’s summit and enjoy a good view of the island. 

Katibawasan Falls

Katibawasan Falls leads to a pool where you can swim to cool down from the summer heat or after a long walk. 

Sunken Cemetery

Sunken by volcanic eruptions, the old cemetery is marked by the large cross built over it in the middle of the sea. You can travel by boat to reach the cross or go on a diving expedition to see what’s left of the cemetery underwater. 

Catarman Church Ruins

View the remnants of an old church after it was ruined by a volcanic eruption, leaving only some walls and the bell tower. Reclaimed mainly by nature, the ruins have become a tourist attraction as they are also great for taking pictures. 

Ardent Hot Springs

Soak yourself in these naturally heated pools of spring water. The water comes from inside Mt. Hibok Hibok, which explains why the water is hot. 

Sto. Niño Cold Spring

Cold, natural spring water from Mt. Mambajao fills up the manmade Sto. Niño cold spring pool. Take a dip to refresh yourself, especially on a hot day. 

Bura Soda Water Swimming Pool

Swim in a pool of naturally carbonated water and discover what it feels like to be immersed in soda. Visitors are after this experience when they come to the Bura Soda Water Swimming Pool. But if you want just to drink the soda water, there is a drinking fountain you can use. 

Whether you're looking for a relaxing vacation or an adventure-filled trip, Camiguin is a great destination. Get your Philippine travel insurance now and make plans for a Camiguin adventure.