Plan Your Trip to Camiguin

Getting to Camiguin

Camiguin can be reached by air and sea. The island has its own airport (Camiguin Airport) with daily flights from Manila and Cebu. Alternatively, you can fly to Cagayan de Oro or Butuan and take a ferry to the island.

By Air

• Direct flights from Manila (2 hours)
• Direct flights from Cebu (1 hour)
• Airlines: Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines

By Ferry

• From Balingoan Port (Misamis Oriental) to Benoni Port (Camiguin) - 1 hour
• From Jagna Port (Bohol) to Balbagon Port (Camiguin) - 2.5 hours

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Camiguin is during the dry season from March to June. However, the island is beautiful year-round, with cooler temperatures from November to February.

Getting Around

The island has a 64-kilometer circumferential road that circles the entire coastline. You can rent motorcycles, tricycles, or hire a van with driver to explore the island.

What to Pack

• Lightweight, breathable clothing
• Swimwear and beach gear
• Waterproof bag for water activities
• Comfortable walking shoes and sandals
• Sunscreen, insect repellent, and hat
• Underwater camera or GoPro
• Cash (ATMs are limited on the island)

Suggested Itineraries

3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival, check-in, visit White Island and Mantigue Island

Day 2: Explore Katibawasan Falls, Tuasan Falls, and Ardent Hot Springs

Day 3: Visit Sunken Cemetery, Walkway to Old Volcano, departure

5-Day Itinerary

Includes all of the 3-day itinerary plus:

Day 4: Hiking Mount Hibok-Hibok, visit Sto. Niño Cold Spring

Day 5: Island hopping, beach relaxation, shopping for pasalubong

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