A fort constructed near the shores of North Poblacion, Guinsiliban by the natives in the Pre-Spanish period to serve as a watch tower for incoming groups of pirate Muslims—the Moros—who used to raid, loot, take women and children and leave burned villages in their wake. The Moro Watch Tower is fortified with traps, pointed bamboo spears and throwing catapults. Villagers used to call this tower “silip-panan” or “siliban”, directly translating to peeping and detecting enemies.
Discover a varied selection of accommodation options—from luxury to economical—that suit your schedule and fall within your budget! Most resorts and guesthouses offer trips and tours, while some house Dive Centres within their premises.
Despite being the small island it is, international influence has found its way to Camuigin. In addition to the traditional flavor, you can also find cravings like pizza, pasta, smoothie bowls and vegetarian treats. Our listing covers as many restaurants as possible, but if we missed a few, do let us know!
No two dive shops in Camiguin are the same. One has a waterpark, the other offers scuba diving experiences and certification while a third offers freediving trips and certification. View your options and reach out to the respective centers for more information.
Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but memories...and stock up on the souvenirs for your friends and family. View the few places you should check out for souvenirs.
