Mountain Climbing / Trekking ( Mt. Hibok-Hibok)
Mt. Hibok-Hibok is famous for its shape and treacherous rocks; an unusual challenge to climbers.

Swimming
Ardent hot springs, beaches, and cold springs provide an endless array of natural wonders that await you in this island.

Diving
The island is blessed with rich marine life within its immediate surroundings; it has one of the most exciting underwater treasures.

Old Catarman Church Ruins
In Barangay Bonbon, 16 kms. from the center of Catarman. What remains are ruins of adobe walls, belfry and convent that are testimonials to the devastating 1871 earthquake which wiped out the illustrious town of Catarman established earlier as a Spanish settlement in 1967.
Available transport: Jeepneys and rented vans.

Cross Marker and Sunken Cemetery
16 kms. from Catarman proper; a huge cross was installed in 1982 to mark the community cemetery which sunk during the 1871 volcanic holocaust. A fluvial procession usually organized by the townsfolk of Barangay Bonbon is held to honor the sunken graves of their forefather.
Available transport: Jeepneys and rented vans.

Station of the Cross / Walkway (Old Vulcan)
13 km. west of Mambajao; has 70 to 80 meters drop; landmark of the PANAAD Pilgrimage.

Katibawasan Falls
A 5 kms. southeast of Mambajao center. Waterfalls which measures 250 feet high cascades to a rock poll surrounded by ground orchids, wild ferns, trees and boulders. Its cold water provides an ideal summer splash to bathers and picnickers.
Available transport: rented vans.

Tuasan Falls
A 6 kms. northwest of Catarman. The trek to the 25 meter high rapid waterfalls entails a very scenic hike passing thru the quaint Barrio Mainit. The falls can be tapped as a mini hydro source of power.
Available transport: rented vans.

Sto. Niño Cold Spring
A 4 kms. north uphill of Catarman proper. With a pool measuring 25m x 40m is ½ deep cold spring water sprouting from the sandy bottom. The area has native stores, picnic huts, cook out facilities and restroom for picnickers.
Available transport: Jeepneys and rented vans.

Tangub Hot Spring
12 kms. west of Mambajao. A volcanic hot spring by the sea. Water temperatures turn to cold, hot and lukewarm as tide changes to high, low and medium, respectively. Diving is good to about 10-20 M gradual drop off; it is an ideal place for scuba diving.
Available transport: Jeepneys and rented vans.

Mt. Hibok-Hibok
Entry is through the base of Barangay Esperanza in Mambajao. It is the only active volcano among the seven others in island; the 1,250 meters slope is a challenge even to the season climbers as the trek entails skillful maneuvers in loose rocks and boulders. A crater lake and stream serve as outlets in many places at the peak and a clear view of the entire island and Bohol beyond can be seen on clear days.

Old Vulcan
A 13 kms. west of Mambajao with a strip drop off that goes 7080 M. Rich corals abound the place. It is the newest landmark for “PANAAD” (a Holy Week activity) and trekking. Fourteen (14) stations of the cross have been installed along the walkway, where each stop commands panoramic view of the sea. The last station is the sepulcher that is carved out of the volcanic rock.
Available transport: Jeepneys and rented vans.

White Island
A 2 kms. across Agoho and Yumbing. An uninhabited small white sand bar with picturesque Mt. Hibok Hibok and Old Vulcan as its backdrop; The island is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling and shell collecting. A rest haven for fishermen along the northern part of Camiguin.
Available transport: rented pump boats.

Mantigue Island
A 3 kms. off shore from Barangay Hubangon and San Roque in Mahinog. The island has 4 hectares of evergreen forest fringed with white sandy beach. A fishing village and seaweed culture is found in the north side. One side of the beach is shallow with few corals while the opposite side is a deep drop off for snorkeling and diving. Mantigue Island is about 12 nautical miles from Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort for its captivating white sand and clear waters, it is ideal for beach goers and divers as well. The majestic walls and overhead coral formations are home to small tropical fishes, pelagic fishes, marine turtles and stingrays which are abundant in this mushroom-like island.

Cabu-an Beach
Located at the right side of the old pier at Mambajao. It is the nearest beach in Mambajao proper. Unique corals are found 75-100 M from the shore. Site of the annual “San Juan Hibok Hibokan”.

Agohoy Beach
7 kms. from Barangay Agoho, Mambajao. One of the favorite sandy beaches of the island. Native cottages, multi purpose building and motorized pump boats are available for visitor; likewise it has a good camping area for Mt. Hibok Hibok mountaineers.
Available transport: Jeepneys and rented vans.

Cabuan Point
Located between Guinsiliban & Benoni ports of Camiguin Island lays a colorful reef recently discovered by Alibuag Dive Tours exploratory team. Displaying gigantic brightly colored sea fans, branching corals, flashy colored tropical fishes, angels fishes with elaborate designs. Cattle fish and parrot fish are common in Cabuan. The pleasant light current offers the divers a free ride making the visit relaxing and fun. Cabuan is accessible by shore entry or by 25 min. boat ride from Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort. Visibility in the area varies from 40 ft. to 120 ft. this area is ideal for serious U/W photographers and beginners as well.

Burias Shoal
Slightly smaller than Jigdup, Burias is among the favorite spots for high adventure seeking divers. A breezy 30 min. speedboat from Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort will haul thrill-seeking divers to the shoal to see schools of jacks, tuna, mackerels and barracudas. A lush black coral covered bottom is also one of its treasures. Diving here can be tricky because the current can be strong, however the little effort spent fining against such current will be worth the excitement.

Jigdup Shoal
Lying approximately 2 nautical miles from the shore of Balbagon, Camiguin Island the sea bed rises forming a shoal about 10 has. in size. Hosting a variety of aquatic life it is one of the best dive spots in Camiguin Island. Teeming with fishes of all kinds and sizes and having excellent visibility, it is good for underwater photographers and novice divers as well. It will take only 50 min. by boat from Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort.

Old Volcano
(diving spot) A unique underwater lave formation is the main attraction in this area that rises from the depths of more than 80 ft. from the bottom forming a series of pinnacles. The coral covered molten rocks are surrounded with tropical fishes such as altheas, clown fishes, damsels, and the like. Huge jacks and Napoleon wrasses occasionally patrol these areas on search of food.

Sunken Cemetery
Lying 20 feet underwater in front of barrio Bonbon, Camiguin Island lies the Sunken Cemetery, the remains of the past volcano eruption. Coral encrusted tombstones can still be explored by snorkelers and scuba divers.

Tanguines Lagoon
Ideal for fishing and boating with its clear blue water against a scenic backdrop. Located at Barangay Mahinog; walking distance from Benoni pier.

Sto. Niño Cold Spring
Located in the municipality of Catarman; this icy cold spring is ideal for swimming.

Cross Marker
16 kilometers from Catarman proper, a huge cross was installed in 1982 as a marker of the cemetery which sank in the 1871 Vulcan eruption.