Binangawan Falls

Binangawan Falls is located in the municipality of Sagay. The falls is fed by several miniature and gigantic waterfalls that gush through granite stones. The water converges into one main pool which is surrounded by unspoiled thick vegetation. Because of the mist continually created by the falling water, a rainbow is arched above the falls creating a sense of mystery and awe.

Cross Marker and Sunken Cemetery

The cross marker was installed by the provincial government of Camiguin to mark the community cemetery that sank during Old Vulcan Daans eruption is 1871. The sunken cemetery lies 20 feet underwater in Barrio Bonbon, Catarman. Coral encrusted tombstones have now become a favorite site for snorkelers and scuba divers.

Mantigue Island
Mantigue Island is otherwise known as Magsaysay Island. It lies three (3) kilometers off the shore of Barangay San Roque, Mahinog and is blessed with four (4) hectares of forests fringed with a white sandy beach. It is a place both for swimming and diving; one side is shallow and has a few corals which are ideal for swimming while the opposite side has a deep drop off ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving.

White Island
White Island - also known as Medan Island, it is one of the most popular sites to visit in Camiguin. This small inhabited white sand bar, with picturesque Mt. Hibok-Hibok and Mt. Vulcan as its backdrop, is located two kilometers across from the beaches of Agohay and Yumbing.
The island, with a shape that differs depending on the tide, is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and shell collecting.

Katibawasan Falls

Katibawasan Falls - Five kilometers southeast of Mambajao at the foot of Mt. Timpoong. Waterfalls which measure about 250 feet high cascades to a rock pool surrounded by ground orchids, wild ferns, trees and boulders. Ice cold water provides an ideal summer splash to bathers and picnickers. The falls tumble down into a green pool, ideal for a refreshing swim. Giant ferns decorate the surrounding land, carpeting for space with huge trees and dropping vines. It is an ideal place to cool off during hot and humid days. Katibawasan Falls is one of the treasured gifts nature has bestowed on the island of Camiguin. The falls is maintained by the province and to enter the park you have to pay a minimal entrance fee.

Catarman Church Ruins

Catarman Church Ruins - famous for the name Ruins of Gui-ob Church located in Barangay Bonbon, 10 kilometers from the center of Catarman town. What remains are ruins of adobe walls of the church, belfry and convent that are testimonials to the devastating 1871 earthquake and eruption of Mt. Vulcan which wiped out the town of Catarman established earlier as a Spanish settlement in 1697. During the eruption, hundreds of houses and the church crumbled into pieces when the ground rolled and broke into deep crevices. Hundreds of lives were lost when Mt. Vulcan gave out its fiercest and most violent outbreak.

Ardent Hot Springs

The resort is located six kilometers southwest of Mambajao in Esperanza, Tagdo, Mambajao and is the most popular of Camiguin's hot springs. The hot spa at the resort is a natural pool of about 40 deg C coming from the bowels of Mt. Hibok-Hibok. It has a four-tiered pool of varying depths and warmth. the hottest and shallowest is on top. There are cottages, a restaurant, bar, coffee shop, and dormitory facilities provided for local and foreign tourists. The ideal time for swimming is early morning or late afternoon. Because of the hot temperature of its pools, the suggested length of bathing should not be more than 20 minutes.