Sports and leisure activities Camiguin Island

The depth of the lava formations ranges from 5 to 40 metres. The site is accessible to beginners and the more experienced alike. Entering a narrow canyon, the relief alone is breathtaking. Lava formations and rocks are covered with hard and soft corals, giant clams and oysters. It's not uncommon to see larger species, such as turtles, passing by. Once you reach the safety landing, there's no mistaking the octopus, scorpion fish and other animals that have made their home in the rocks.

It's a calm dive site, easily accessible to beginners (the depth doesn't exceed 14 meters). There are a series of rocks that fell during the last eruption of the Daan volcano. Looking a little higher up, there are two large 10-metre-high boulders that are breathtaking and give an idea of the power of the last eruption that moved these rocks. Stingrays, flatworms, porcupine fish, Spanish dancers, eels and huge nudibranchs populate the surrounding area.

A really exciting dive spot, but only for experienced divers because of the strong currents. The current, which can sometimes be powerful, gives the impression of flying underwater. A forest of large black coral branches is home to a multitude of small, colorful fish, schools of tuna, barracuda, emperors and jacks. Globetrotter fish, stingrays and turtles populate the surrounding area, while large fish can be seen passing by on the horizon in the deep blue. Fascinating!

Here's another famous diving spot, accessible to beginners and advanced divers alike. The diver moves through "little paths" and lava crevices that are fantastic shelters for eels, different types of shellfish, scorpion fish and other small creatures. Although fish species are less varied and numerous on this site, you may occasionally come across a turtle. The canyons start at 5 meters and reach a maximum depth of 30 meters. Numerous corals, sponges and gorgonians.

It will take you over an hour and a half by banca to reach this dive site from Camiguin. The spot is accessible to beginners and advanced divers alike. In a reef that can drop to thirty meters, you'll find canyons of varying sizes, home to a wide variety of fish, from small, colorful species to giant turtles and big tuna. All amid superb hard and soft corals. A spot to include on your tour.

Part dive center, part yoga studio, part eco-lodge, part local agency and part restaurant, there's something for everyone at Kurma! All by the sea. The rooms are economical and simple, with a warm and original touch of color, the diving instructors are professional and friendly, and the restaurant offers probably the best vegetarian food in Camiguin. Healthy, home-cooked Filipino-inspired dishes with a personal touch: try the coconut burger with teriyaki sauce. Friendly atmosphere!