Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church, Sagay
Sagay Church
One of the better-preserved Spanish-era stone churches on Camiguin. Its plain facade makes it a small historic stop on the island ride.
Sagay Church was built during the Spanish period from volcanic stone and coral stone. Its facade is simple, and its bell tower and main body are relatively well preserved. It is one of the few surviving Spanish-era Catholic churches on Camiguin. A small plaza in front lets visitors watch the everyday life of the local Sunday Mass. Entry is free. During Mass, keep quiet and dress appropriately. It is on the south coast ring road, and a stop of about 20 minutes fits well into a drive around the island.
Opening hours
Open during the day; please do not disturb during Mass
Nearby sights
- Binangawan Falls
- Sto. Niño Cold Spring
- Taguines Lagoon
- Katunggan Park
- Kibila Giant Clam Sanctuary
- Tuasan Falls
- Bura Soda Water Pool
- Katibawasan Falls