Black Forest (Camiguin)

Black Forest (Camiguin) is one of Camiguin Island (Mindanao)'s most rewarding dive sites, offering volcanic black-sand slope with nudibranchs, frogfish, and oct...

Jigdup Reef

Jigdup Reef is one of Camiguin Island (Mindanao)'s most rewarding dive sites, offering sloping reef with barracuda, whitetip reef sharks, and diverse reef fish...

Old Volcano Wall

Old Volcano Wall is one of Camiguin Island (Mindanao)'s most rewarding dive sites, offering drop-off with sea fans, turtles, and schooling jacks along the subme...

Sunken Cemetery

Sunken Cemetery is one of Camiguin Island (Mindanao)'s most rewarding dive sites, offering iconic giant cross underwater with coral-encrusted tombstones, macro...

White Island

White Island is one of Camiguin Island (Mindanao)'s most rewarding dive sites, offering shallow sandy slope with blue-spotted stingrays, garden eels, and divers...

Camiguin's dining scene is casual and affordable with local restaurants and resort dining. Fresh seafood from the Bohol Sea is outstanding with grilled fish, tuna, and squid widely available. The island is known for its sweet lanzones fruit celebrated during the annual Lanzones Festival. Resort restaurants serve Filipino and international cuisine with volcanic mountain views.

Camiguin Action Geckos Resort

Volcano Beach Resort

Paradise Dive Resort

Camiguin Island Resort

Camiguin Island off the northern coast of Mindanao is a volcanic island paradise offering unique diving experiences shaped by its active volcanic geology, with seven volcanoes on an island just 23 kilometres long. The Sunken Cemetery is the island's most iconic dive site featuring a giant cross marking the underwater burial ground submerged by a volcanic eruption in 1871, with coral-encrusted tombstones and abundant macro critters. White Island offers shallow sandy slopes with blue-spotted stingrays and garden eels while Black Forest provides a volcanic black-sand slope teeming with nudibranchs, frogfish, and octopus. The Old Volcano Wall delivers dramatic drop-offs with sea fans, turtles, and schooling jacks while Jigdup Reef offers sloping reef with barracuda and whitetip reef sharks. Beyond diving, Camiguin's hot springs, waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes create a stunning backdrop for topside exploration. The island's compact size and relaxed atmosphere make it easy to combine multiple dives per day with visits to hot springs, waterfalls, and the charming local capital of Mambajao.

Camiguin Island (Mindanao)

Soak in the natural volcanic hot springs surrounded by tropical forest after a day of diving.

Ardent Hot Springs

Visit the stunning 70-metre waterfall with a refreshing plunge pool and lush jungle setting.

Katibawasan Falls

Visit the above-water cross monument marking the cemetery submerged by the volcanic eruption.

Sunken Cemetery Cross

Hike the active volcano for panoramic views over the island and across to Bohol and Cebu.

Mount Hibok-Hibok

Swim in the refreshing natural cold spring pools surrounded by tropical vegetation.

Sto. Niño Cold Springs

Visit the pristine white sand sandbar offshore with crystal-clear water and excellent snorkelling.

White Island Sandbar

Accessible via flight from Cebu to Camiguin Airport (CGM) in 30 minutes, or ferry from Balingoan port in Mindanao (1 hour). Bangka boats and dive boats provide access to offshore sites.

Dive Sites in Camiguin Island (Mindanao)

Black Forest (Camiguin)

Jigdup Reef

Old Volcano Wall

Sunken Cemetery

White Island