The Province of Camiguin, an island Born of Fire.
HOW TO GET HERE
From Manila, you can take direct flights of Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, or Air Philippines to Cagayan de Oro City. Flying time approximately takes one hour and 20 minutes. From Cebu, Cagayan de Oro City is even nearer -- a mere 30 minutes away. One can also take the longer but infinitely more exciting ferry trips from the North Harbor aboard the ships of WG&A, Negros Navigation, and Sulpicio Lines. Depending on the routes (sometimes they stop over at certain ports such as that of Cebu City, Iloilo City or Bacolod City), a ferry trip to Cagayan de Oro City usually takes 28 to 36 hours.From the Cagayan de Oro City airport, you can take a cab to the bus terminal located at the Agora Market and get on a bus for Balingoan, a town 88 kilometers outside the city. At Balingoan, take a ferry bound for Camiguin Island approaching Camiguin by sea. The trip usually takes an hour before you reach Benoni Wharf of Mahinog, which is 17 kilometers from the capital town of Mambajao.You can also take a three-hour ferry ride from the Cagayan de Oro Ferry Terminal to Guinsiliban, also in Camiguin on board M/V Yuhum.1 HOUR MANILA – CAGAYAN DE ORO(VIA AIR)
(PHILLIPINE AIRLINE OR CEBUPACIFIC)
30 MINUTES FROM CDO AIRPORT – BUS TERMINAL
(TAXI) ASK THE DRIVER TO USE THEIR METER fare Php 127.00
2 HOURS FROM CDO BUS TERMINAL – FERRY TERMINAL
(Ordinary or Aircon BUS or VAN) fare in Bus Php 110.00
1 HOUR FROM CDO FERRY TERMINAL – CAMIGUIN (BINONI PORT)
(Roro Boat) fare Php 250 – 400
30 MINUTES BINONI PORT – CAMIGUIN TOWN PROPER
(There’s a private vehicle offer 350.00 to town proper or until you found hotel or resort) it’s better if you have many friends or colleague DAY 1 TOUR VIA MINI CAB (1600) from Benoni port
Entrance fee: Php 20.00The 250-feet majestic beauty cascades to a rock pool surrounded by ground orchids, wild ferns, trees and boulders. Its ice-cold waters provide an ideal summer splash to locals and tourists alike. Rock picnic tables, seats and cookout facilities are available for use.
SUNKEN CEMETERYLocated in Bonbon, Catarman a huge cross marker has been installed by the Provincial government to mark the community cemetery that sunk during the 1871 volcanic holocaust. Years ago, gravestones were visible during low tide. Today, it is an interesting diving site. RUIN CHURCHThe devastating volcanic eruption in 1871 wiped out the Spanish settlement of Catarman that was established in 1697. The remains of an Old Spanish church, ruins of adobe walls, belfry and convent are mute witnesses to the wrath of nature. It also allows us a glimpse into the culture of Spanish-era Camiguin. WALKWAY
ESPERANZA ARDENT HOT SPRINGEntrance fee Php 30.00In the heart of the island bubbles this mineral pool with water around 40 degress Celsius. Mist rises from the heated waters that run down the vents of the dormant Hibok-Hibok volcano. The springs are ideal to bathe in at night surrounded by cool mountain air. It has therapeutic effects. Picnic huts and tables are available in the beautifully landscaped gardens and there is a restaurant on site.
DAY 2 TOUR VIA TUK TUK (PHP 700.00)
we tried the sea urchin P10.00 per piece... put some vinegar in the fresh flesh of sea urchin...
WHITE ISLAND (Php 400.00 for two way ride in the motorboat) and Php 20.00 for environmental feeTwo kilometers off the coast of Agoho, Mambajao is the Camiguin's popular sand bar. At times it is in the shape of the letter C, sometimes the letter I, depending on the ocean tide. It has the picturesque Mount Hibok-Hibok and Old Vulcan as its backdrop. It is ideal for swimming, sunbathing and snorkeling.
Entrance fee Php 20.00Located in Catarman, the Sto. Niño Cold Spring has a pool measuring 25 meters by 40 meters. It is 2 meters deep of cold spring water sprouting from the sandy bottom. The area has a restaurant, native cottages, picnic huts, cookout facilities and restrooms for visitors.
BURA SODA WATER SWIMMING POOL Entrance fee Php 20.00The one and only in the country where you can swim to a poll of soda water. It has great scenery over the fields and the seas as its cold water provide a refreshing splash to bathers and picnickers. Picnic huts and tables are available beside the pool.
We stayed at Hidden bed & breakfast for only Php 800.00 per night
( due to mis understanding we got this breakfast) we thought its free & complimentary but said to say its not Php 250.00 per mealBut it’s little bit far from the town proper it’s near from white island, Parras resort, Secret Cove Resort. CAMIGUIN IS VERY NICE, QUIET AND CLEAN I’VE SEEN SO FAR. THIS ISLAND IS IDEAL FOR THE NATURE LOVER. FOR THE PERSON WHO WANT TO RELAX AND ESCAPE FROM THE POLLUTED CITY.
THE LOCAL IN CAMIGUIN ARE VERY NICE AND HAVE A GOOD ATTITUDE AND I CAN SAY THAT IT’S VERY SAFE PLACE.
Don’t forget to try their pastel and lanzones….Please make sure to put this in your check in baggage if you’re going to buy a souvenir like this.The bureau of custom will not allowed you to hand carry those stuff.
we got save on this tour because we met a new two friends in port of Binoni who's join in our DIY tour. 
Being first timer, we tried the basic one and look yummy for
us.
