Tanguines Lagoon is man-made lagoon near Benoni Port, Town of Mahinog, used as a fishpond but eventually on a part of this lagoon was converted into a floating restaurant, travel lodge and now offers ziplines. Aside from this choices, it offers nature fresh air, with serene rocky cliffs and purely tranquility. Read More: http://xplorerboyz.blogspot.com/2012/10/camiguin-glimpse-of-tanguines-lagoon.html#.WIeqQvkrJaQ

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Camiguin’s Tanguines Lagoon is a man-made lagoon that features limpid blue water and, when viewed from the main road, gently rolling hills at its foreground. It has a zipline too. I did not come here to do the zipline, or to go fishing, which is another popular activity when in the lagoon. I came here to eat lunch at J & A Fishpen Resort and Restaurant.

I loved the entrance of the restaurant. I don’t know what the hanging roots-like plant and hanging leaves are called, but they make the entrance interesting. Read More: https://thoughtstalesandwhatnot.com/2014/08/06/camiguin-j-a-fishpen-resort-and-restaurant-and-tanguines-lagoon/

TANGUINES LAGOON

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The Tanguines Lagoon located in Benoni,Mahinog is a lagoon mantled by limpid water, with large cliff and gently rolling hills. The brackish water is engulfed in there by a century old crater, ideal for boat and fishing. In 2012, another tourist interest was opened to public which is ziplining that can be experienced to its total extreme. Read More: https://www.slideshare.net/marystar3/camiguin-island