Mantigue Island is a 4-hectares island consisting of evergreen forest skirted by fine white sand. It is located about 3 km off the coast of Camiguin main island, facing the municipality of Mahinog where it can be reached by motorboat from Brgy. San Roque. Apart from the mesmerizing beach, Mantigue Island offers a Nature Park and marine sanctuary among its attractions. The Nature Park boasts of trees and shrubs that are native to the province.

Apart from the mesmerizing beach, Mantigue Island offers a Nature Park and marine sanctuary among its attractions. The Nature Park boasts of trees and shrubs that are native to the province. Read More: http://keepingtraces.blogspot.com/

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Mantigue Island is a small island located off the coast of Mahinog town. The island has a beautiful cream-colored sand beach and it also has a marine sanctuary for snorkeling and diving. The island has its own fresh water source and there are also few families living in the island. There are no large resorts in the island, however, you can rent a nipa hut or an open-air cottage if you want to stay for a day or for a night. An electric generator provides electricity to the island. Read More: http://islandhopperphilippines.blogspot.com/2012/09/mantigue-island-mahinog-camiguin.html

MANTIGUE ISLAND

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Mantigue Island (also known as Magsaysay Island) is a small 4.4-hectare island off the coast of Mahinog. Its beauty lies in the white powdery beaches, its amazing coral reefs and clear blue waters. Considered a marine sanctuary, it has been a frequent spot for diving enthusiasts. Although small, the island has a thriving community of fishermen and seaweed farmers.

Within the island is a small area for tourists to camp. There are tables available for rental and fresh seafood for grilling. You can walk around Mantigue Island’s white beaches in less than an hour. Read More: http://www.camiguinguide.com/guide/mantigue-island.html

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