Mambajao, has a friendly small community of mostly Visayan and Chinese origin. Their source of livelihood comes from the produce of their land and the surrounding ocean. Every October, Lanzones Festival transform the island into an explicit sight of towsfolk dressed up in their traditional costumes to celebrate the harvest of this small, sweet tasting, light-yellow fruit that grows in bunches at the foot of Mt. Hibok-hibok. The festival is remarkably good-natured, filled with colors and properly organized.
The best way to enjoy the sights of Camiguin is by motor biking along the 64 km coastal road. Piercing into the dense forests of the island, plunging into the waters of natural pool down of Katibawasan falls and enjoying the warm waters of Ardent hot spring are worthwhile activities. Climbing the famous Mt. Hibok-hibok is tolerated but somehow requires strong endurance and trekking skills. It takes about 6 hours for skilled climbers to reach the summit and it is always advisable to take at least one guide for a hassle-free climb.
Mambajao Beach Resort
Casa Grande
R.J. Pension House
Cabua-an Beach Resort
GV Pensione House
Camiguin Highlands Resort, Sorosoro
Islet Beach Resort, Mahinog
Jasmin by the Sea Beach Resort, Bug-ong
SRJ - Balhon Beach Resort, Catarman
Turtle’s Nest Beach Cottages
Bahay Bakasyunan sa Camiguin
Enigmata Treehouse (Tarzan’s Nest Resort)
Caves Dive Resort
Camiguin Seaside Lodge