CILYC
Northern Mindanao
Camiguin
More volcanoes per square kilometre than any island on earth — a sunken cemetery, hot springs at sea's edge, apricot reefs below.
| ARRIVAL
Camiguin rises out of the sea in a way few islands do.
Volcano after volcano, more per square kilometre than anywhere else on earth, close enough together that the skyline looks almost architectural.
Sailing in, the water near the old sunken cemetery goes still and glassy — a quiet marker over what the island lost to an eruption more than a century ago.
| Why We Sail Here
Geology and hospitality, in the same afternoon.
Hot springs surface at the sea's edge, apricot-coloured reefs sit just below the surface, and a sunken cemetery — one of the country's more striking, understated landmarks — is best appreciated slowly, from a vessel that isn't in a hurry to move on.
Highest Density
| Of volcanoes per square kilometre of any island on earth
The sunken cemetery
Its cross rising from the water a short swim from the anchorage.
Apricot-hued reef systems
A distinct colour found in few other Philippine dive sites.
Discoveries, not a checklist.
A volcanic coastline, taken at the pace it deserves.
What You'll Find
A volcanic interior
Visible from the water as a backdrop to nearly every anchorage.
Hot springs at the shoreline
Warm water meeting the sea directly.
One way to reach this coastline.
| CILYC Experiences Here
Camiguin is reserved for itineraries with the days to spend properly.
Bespoke Voyage
Camiguin reached as a custom Mindanao adjacent extension for guests with the itinerary length to spare
The journey is the luxury.
Few islands ask this much of a sail. Fewer still repay it as well.
Available as an extended Mindanao-adjacent detour