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Province of Camiguin

Camiguin is one of the province in the Philippines situated in the Northern Mindanao Region in the island of Mindanao. The province of Camiguin is known as the 'Island Born of Fire' because of its volcanic landscape and seven volcanoes. The island is famous for White Island, Sunken Cemetery, hot and cold springs, and beautiful waterfalls. Despite being one of the country's smallest provinces, it offers an incredible variety of natural attractions.

Catarman

Catarman is a historic coastal town famous for housing the iconic Sunken Cemetery and the ruins of the Spanish-era Gui-ob Church. Its landscape features narrow coastal strips backed by dramatic volcanic slopes and lush forests. The town holds deep historical significance as a major site of volcanic heritage and eco-tourism.

Guinsiliban

Guinsiliban is a historic coastal town famous for housing the ancient Spanish-era Moro watchtower ruins at Cantaan and the vibrant Giant Clam Sanctuary. It offers clear ocean bays, quiet dark-sand beaches, and rich marine biodiversity. Its landscape blends narrow coastal plains with steep volcanic mountain slopes.

Mahinog

Mahinog is a scenic coastal island town famous for housing the popular Mantigue Island Nature Park, a pristine white-sand islet renowned for marine diving and sea turtle sanctuaries. It features cold natural mountain springs and scenic ocean views. Its terrain blends flat coastal strips with steep volcanic slopes.

Mambajao

Mambajao is the bustling capital town of the island, famous for its sweet local lanzones fruit and serving as the primary gateway to Mount Hibok-Hibok. It features vibrant coastal commerce and natural cold springs.

Sagay

Sagay is a historic coastal island town famous for housing the majestic Katibawasan Falls and the cold natural spring pools at Sa-ay. It is rich in agricultural heritage, producing top-quality abaca weaves and native delicacies. Its scenic landscape blends narrow coastal plains with steep volcanic mountain slopes.