Kibila Giant Clam Sanctuary
J&A Fishpen Giant Clam Sanctuary
A community-run giant clam breeding sanctuary, where snorkelers can see groups of giant clams nearly one meter across.
The sanctuary is on the Kibila coast in Guinsiliban town, where locals grow several species of giant clams in shallow water. The largest giant clams are nearly one meter across, and their mantles show blue-green and purple patterns. A visit includes a talk, snorkeling or a diving experience. Entry costs about 150 pesos, including a guide. Mask and snorkel rental is extra. You may only enter the water with a guide, and touching or stepping on the clams is prohibited. It is on the southeast stretch of the ring road and can be combined with Camiguin Port and Taguines Lagoon.
Opening hours
About 08:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Katunggan Park
- Taguines Lagoon
- Mantigue Island
- Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church, Sagay
- Binangawan Falls
- Sto. Niño Cold Spring
- Katibawasan Falls
- Tuasan Falls