Camiguin, Philippines: An Island of Beauty, Heritage, and Culture
Otherwise known as an “Island Born of Fire,” Camiguin is a peaceful town with scenic natural beauty, heritage, and cultural treasures. Situated 6.2 miles from Bohol Sea, Camiguin, Philippines is the second-smallest province in the country. This unspoiled island is perfect for backpackers who love to explore not only their sandy beaches but climb a volcano, hike to its waterfalls, and take a relaxing hot spring baths. To reach this beautiful island, the nearest airport is Camiguin Airport.
Best Time to Visit
Camiguin, Philippines has a tropical maritime climate with two distinct seasons. But, the island usually experiences warm and sunny climate all year round, so tourists can still enjoy exploring the place anytime. During October, the anticipated Lanzones Festival is held annually to celebrate the exotic fruit. The festival features street dancing of local dances, cultural shows, music, arts, and a beauty pageant. Tourists that wish to witness the local festival, arrange your Camiguin Philippines hotels ahead of time for convenience.
What to Do & Area Attractions
For guests that prefer a laidback hotel with beach views, check-in at Paras Beach Resort, a casual hotel with modern amenities, garden, café, outdoor pool, and is within 19-minutes’ walk from White Island, a popular beach area in Camiguin, Philippines. Guests that prefer modern lodgings with scenic views, stay at Bintana sa Paraiso Camiguin Island with modern amenities, in-house restaurant, and a private pool. While in the area, visit some of their notable landmarks, such as Camiguin Sunken Cemetery, a portion of a cemetery that shrank during the eruption of Mt. Vulcan in 1870s.