Camiguin Island, Philippines
Camiguin is a small volcanic island province in the Bohol Sea off the northern coast of Mindanao, with Mambajao as its capital. More about Camiguin Island →
Cruise Ships in Camiguin Island
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Eating in Camiguin Island
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About Camiguin Island
Camiguin is a small volcanic island province in the Bohol Sea off the northern coast of Mindanao, with Mambajao as its capital. It is known for its volcanoes, including Mount Hibok-Hibok, hot and cold springs, waterfalls, the Sunken Cemetery marker and the shifting White Island sandbar just offshore.
Coconut groves, fishing villages and a quiet coastal road circle the island, making it a nature-focused stop rather than a city break. Check the ship schedule for upcoming calls.
- Climate
- Hot, humid tropical climate with abundant rainfall. Camiguin has no dry season, and the heaviest rain usually falls around the turn of the year, roughly from November to February. This is general regional guidance rather than measurements on the island.
- Time zone
- Philippine Standard Time
- Currency
- Philippine peso (PHP)