Mantigue Island
A small island off Camiguin's east coast, ringed by white sand and palm trees. Snorkeling in the surrounding marine sanctuary reveals sea turtles and coral walls.
Mantigue Island lies about 3 km off Mahinog town. It is a small island surrounded by white sand and coconut palms, and a few fishing families live there. The waters around it are a marine protected area. Snorkeling reveals coral walls, schools of tropical fish and green sea turtles, and the spot is also popular for diving. Boats leave from San Roque Wharf in Mahinog. The trip takes about 15 to 20 minutes, and the boat fare and environmental fee are charged per boat. Visitors must register to go ashore. The island has basic facilities, so bring your own drinking water and food.
Opening hours
Approx. 07:00–16:00 (boat operating hours)
Nearby sights
- Katunggan Park
- Taguines Lagoon
- Kibila Giant Clam Sanctuary
- Binangawan Falls
- Katibawasan Falls
- Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church, Sagay
- Mambajao Town
- Tuasan Falls