A horseshoe-shaped sandbar of pure white sand off the north coast of Camiguin, with nothing on it at all, and views back to the island's volcanoes. Swim and snorkel in the clear water, and bring shade: there's none, and the sand gets very hot by midday.
Boats run from the beach at Agoho, near Mambajao; go early in the morning before it gets too hot and crowded, and before the tide covers part of the sandbar.
A large white cross in the sea off the coast of Camiguin marks a cemetery that sank beneath the waves after the eruption of Mount Vulcan in 1871.
A slender waterfall that drops about 70 m into a cool, deep pool surrounded by ferns, orchids and forest, on the slopes of Mount Timpoong.
More than 1,200 rounded grassy hills, which turn brown in the dry season like chocolate drops.
A turquoise multi-tiered waterfall in south-west Cebu, popular for canyoneering: jumping, swimming and sliding down the river through the canyon.
A teardrop-shaped island in the east, the surfing capital of the Philippines, famous for the Cloud 9 reef break.
Two remote coral atolls in the Sulu Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with some of the best diving in the world: walls, sharks, manta rays and turtl…
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