Things to do in Camiguin
Discover the best attractions and experiences Camiguin has to offer
Historic Monuments
Camiguin's history is carved in its dramatic ruins and memorials.
Sunken Cemetery
An iconic burial site off Bonbon, marked by a cross visible at low tide and a reminder of Camiguin's volcanic past.
Guiob Church Ruins
Ruins of an old church set on a hillside, offering a quiet glimpse into the island's volcanic history.
Old Spanish Church Ruins
Charming archaeological remains near the shore, telling stories of Camiguin's colonial era.
Museums
Places where you can learn about Camiguin's culture, history, and natural wonders.
Camiguin Island Museum
Local history exhibits and cultural artifacts reflecting island life.
Lanzones & Nature Museum
A small collection highlighting Lanzones heritage and Camiguin's ecosystems.
Religious Monuments
Sacred sites and churches pepper the island, from rustic chapels to grand parish churches.
St. Michael the Archangel Parish Church
The island's main Catholic church serving locals and visitors.
Our Lady Shrine & Chapel
A serene religious site popular with pilgrims and sunset seekers.
National & Theme Parks
Camiguin's landscapes are showcased in its nature parks, waterfalls, and volcanic trails.
Mantigue Island Nature Park
A tiny island renowned for snorkeling, white sand, and forested shores.
Katibawasan Falls
A tall, lush waterfall set in a rainforest bowl near Mambajao.
Mt. Hibok-Hibok (Volcano) Trail
A challenging trek offering panoramic views from Camiguin's active volcano.
Neighborhoods
Explore the key towns and districts that shape Camiguin's character.
Mambajao
Capital town and access hub with markets, beaches, and transport links.
Catarman
Coastal town known for its laid-back vibe and gateways to island trips.
Guinsiliban
Quiet coastal area with local charm and scenic views.
Free Things to Do
Low-cost ways to enjoy Camiguin's scenery without paid attractions.
Sunken Cemetery Viewpoint
Catch a dramatic view of the submerged cemetery and mountain backdrop.
Guiob Church Ruins View
Stroll to the Guiob Ruins and enjoy a quiet hillside panorama.
Old Spanish Church Ruins Walk
Roam the coastal ruins at your own pace and soak in the atmosphere.
Gastronomy
Taste the island's fresh seafood and Lanzones specialties.
Lanzones (Langsat) Fruit Experience
Sample and learn about Camiguin's signature Lanzones fruit.
Camiguin Seafood Dishes
Fresh seafood prepared in simple, traditional ways.
Local Island Snacks
Try small-bite treats and street-food favorites from the markets.
Nightlife
Relaxed evenings with bars, cafes, and live music around Mambajao.
Mambajao Waterfront Cafés
Casual spots with sunset views and good company.
Live Music at Local Bars
Informal evenings with acoustic sets and local vibes.
Entertainment
Festivals and cultural performances bring Camiguin's energy to life.
Lanzones Festival
Colorful street parades and events celebrating the lanzones harvest.
Local Cultural Performances
Traditional dances and music showcased during peak seasons.
Sports
Active adventures in beaches, forests, and volcanic landscapes.
Mt. Hibok-Hibok Trek
A rewarding climb with panoramic island views.
Mantigue Island Snorkeling
Crystal-clear waters and vibrant reefs just offshore.
Katibawasan Falls Trek
Short hike to a dramatic waterfall surrounded by greenery.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the usual spots for a different Camiguin experience.
White Island Day Trip
Boat ride to a vivid white sandbar with turquoise waters.
Mantigue Island Nature Walk
A quieter island stroll with chances to see marine life.
Sunken Cemetery Night View
Quiet evenings from viewpoints around the cemetery area.