How to get to Camiguin Island from Davao City

Camiguin Island is about 354km from Davao City. It offers a lot of tourist destinations that is worth to visit. From Falls, hot springs and cold springs, the Island itself is a haven for tourists.

If you want to know more about Camiguin Island, please Click here. We visit the place two times and would like to return for more. We also suggest that you need to visit it on a regular day if you are uncomfortable with crowd.

Buckle up and let us discuss how to get to Camiguin Island Step to step from Davao City:


First:
Take a bus from Davao City Overland Transport terminal and board a bus going to Cagayan de Oro City. The bus ride will take about 8 to 9 hours depending on the traffic. Fare would be P620. You would probably have to stay somewhere in Cagayan de Oro City as it is a whole day travel. There are a lot of cheap hotels and inns in CDO to stay for overnight. Consider checking Rich Manor Pension house at Corrales. That is where we usually stay for work.

Second:
If you are already in Cagayan de Oro City, proceed to Agora Terminal and board a bus going to Balingoan port. The travel would take up to 3 hours from CDO proper and fare would be P150. Then once you are already at Balingoan, just take a would going to the Balingoan Port. Don't get scammed by tricicle drivers, we were once victims as we didn't know that the port is only a walking distance.

Third:
Board the Boat going to Benoni Port of Camiguin Island. Fare is about P130 to P170 pesos. I'm not sure for now. The travel would take up to 1:30 to 2 hours.

Fourth:
You are already at Camiguin Island!!! Enjoy your trip.

Tips:
You can hire a motorcycle for P500.00 per day and allow you to use it for 24 hours and the gas is at your expense. If you travel by group, you can hire a multicab for P1,500 for 8 hours travel around Camiguin Island with a seating capacity of 12 to 16 persons. It's much cheaper.

If you have time please see our vlog about the Island:

(354 km Davao City to Camiguin Island) .

Please Check on our youtube channel : Totz Adventure

Walking around White Island of Camiguin

Camiguin Island (SUNKEN CEMENTERY & ARDENT HOT SPRING)

Camiguin Island (TUASAN FALLS & STO NINO COLD SPRING)

8 tourist spots that you should visit in Camiguin Island

Camiguin Island is one of the greatest places we visit last 2014. We posted different places and different things to do in the island. In this post, we would like to have a recap about what are the possibl things to do and places to visit in the island. 

Camiguin Island : Ardent Hot Spring

Ardent Hot Spring. Our last iterenary.After more than an hour of stay. we decided to vacate the place leaving a very good memories. Then we headed back to camiguin using the boat we rented earlier. But wait, our adventure is not done yet. There's one place that everyone goes after the WHITE ISLAND. The ARDENT HOT SPRING.

Camiguin Island : Sunken Cementery, Old Church Ruins & Walkway to the old volcano

After the pool, Although we felt kinda tired, we proceed to the SUNKEN CEMENTERY. But the water is low, so we decided not to get near the cross anymore. Instead taking some pictures like holding the Cross :D

Camiguin Island : Katibawasan Falls & Soda Pool

Tot  <3 at Katibawasan Falls

After at Katibawasan Falls, we decided to proceed at SODA POOL. Well its our first time to hear about a soda pool. We were curious so we decided to get in. only P30.00 as entrance. You can enjoy the Carnonated Water Pool. Yeah Just like the soft drinks :D

Camiguin Island : White Island

White Island. The highlight of our journey to Camiguin Island. Finally we found a place to stay. Its only a house to but a very comfy place. An airconditioned room, Cable TV, own shower and its very clean, Too Bad we did not get the name of the place. But the owner was very entertaining and attentive. Everything was only for P800. :D. After taking a break for a while, we decided to proceed to the main part, THE WHITE ISLAND. :D We proceed to the white island ferry terminal paying P450 back and fort travel. The price is consumable for the whole day.