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An islet facing Naguilian Beach with its own white-sand beach.
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A stretch of white-sand beach around a sheltered cove at the western side of the island.
Mount Camiguin
An active volcano on the southern tip of Camiguin Island that last erupted in 1857.
A small volcanic island with an elevation of that repeatedly erupted out of the ocean and sunk before definitively emerging into dry land since an eruption in 1952. It is the most active of the islands' volcanoes and there are tight restrictions on approaching the island, although some who have managed to step on its shores describe the ground as being hot enough to cook a fish on.
A hilly promontory jutting southwards and ringed by high and rocky cliffs. There is a lighthouse on the site.