Frequently asked questions

There are different options by air or sea depending on your starting point:By Air (Fastest): You can book a direct flight to Camiguin Airport (CGM) from Cebu (CEB) via Cebgo/Cebu Pacific (roughly 40-50 minutes). If you are coming from Manila or international destinations, simply book a connecting flight through Cebu.  From Cagayan de Oro: Board a regular ferry directly from Balingoan Port to Benoni Port in Camiguin (roughly 1 hour).  From Bohol: If you are exploring nearby islands, there is a daily passenger ferry running from Jagna, Bohol to Camiguin (roughly 3-4.5 hours). Check https://shuttleferry.barkota.com/search for more information.

Diving in Camiguin is fantastic year-round! The peak macro diving window falls between March and June. We constantly monitor local critter trends, though changing climate patterns mean seasonal shifts can be a bit unpredictable. No matter the weather, our team decides on daily dive plans to ensure we get the best underwater conditions.

Camiguin is a beautifully small island that offers an uncrowded tropical escape, yet it packs an incredibly diverse underwater punch. From muck dives with no current to dramatic wall dives and vibrant reef systems with strong currents and thrilling drift dives, the island really gives you everything a scuba diver could want in a single trip.

On Reef dives, you can expect:Various species of hard and soft coralsReef fish, schoolsTurtles (very big ones on Mantigue Island) Our muck dives are teeming with rare critters, including:Rare small critters, such as many different species of frogfish, nudibranch, shrimps, crabs, scorpionfish, ghost pipefish, pygmy seahorse, octopus, cuttlefish, and so much more!