Coastal resort strip

Camiguin Island, Philippines

Home to Tongatok Cliff Resort and Kurma Eco Beach Lodge, located right next to the ocean.

Places in Coastal resort strip

The Beehive Driftwood Café Offers a fusion of flavors including Thai Basil, Mango Chicken, and local favorites.
Kurma Eco Beach Lodge bar A cute bar with a colourful aesthetic, located right next to the ocean.
Tongatok Cliff Resort bar A bar at the resort featuring its very own beach and great rooms.

Best time to visit: December to May (dry season) offers the best weather for waterfalls, hot springs, and island hopping.
Getting around: Mambajao serves as the island's main town with ATMs and services, with resorts and restaurants spread along the coast; cash is preferred island-wide as ATMs can run out or be offline.
Currency: Philippine Peso (₱)
Language: Cebuano. Filipino and English are widely spoken.
Timezone: PHT (UTC+8)
Current trends: Camiguin's hospitality scene continues to grow around its volcanic identity, with Bintana Sa Paraiso's 5-star sea and mountain views and Josh and Luke Restaurant's fusion menu reflecting a destination that pairs an increasingly polished dining and lodging scene with its 7 volcanoes and epic waterfalls.

Mambajao town — The main town on Camiguin, home to ATMs and services, though they can run out of cash or be offline.
Bintana Sa Paraiso district — Home to one of the best 5-star accommodations in Camiguin, featuring sea views and mountain views.