Cayagan de Oro is considered thegateway to northern Mindanao, serving as the commercial and political centre in the Mindanao region. The city is nestled between the central coastline of Macajalar Bay to the north and the plateaus and mountains of Bukidnon and Lanao del Northe to the south.
Camiguin Island is one of the Philippines’ safest and most appealing beach escapes, offering ivory-white sandbars, iridescent lagoons and jagged volcanic mountain tops. You’ll find these beaches are under the radar — a world apart from the bumper-to-bumper resorts of Boracay and Alona Beach.
Overview
Cayagan de Oro is considered thegateway to northern Mindanao, serving as the commercial and political centre in the Mindanao region. The city is nestled between the central coastline of Macajalar Bay to the north and the plateaus and mountains of Bukidnon and Lanao del Northe to the south.
Camiguin Island is one of the Philippines’ safest and most appealing beach escapes, offering ivory-white sandbars, iridescent lagoons and jagged volcanic mountain tops. You’ll find these beaches are under the radar — a world apart from the bumper-to-bumper resorts of Boracay and Alona Beach.
