CAMIGUIN WHITE ISLAND 



Anyone looking for the nicest white sand beaches in the Philippines must visit Camiguin's White Island. The island is well renowned for its powdery beach and its tendency to alter shape depending on the tide.


WHERE IS THE CAMIGUIN WHITE ISLAND?
Just 2 kilometers off the north shore of Mambajao lies Camiguin White Island, which can be reached by boat in little more than 10 minutes. The boat operating hours from Camiguin Island to White Island start at 5:30 am and finish at 5:30 pm, 7 days a week.  

ENTRANCE FEE
The entrance fee is 50 pesos ($1) and the cost of the pump boat, which has a capacity of 6, is 450 pesos ($9). The boat terminal in Mambajao contains a tiny ticketing office where you may buy your ticket. As an alternative, you can pre-order a round-trip boat transfer on the Viator website. Just clickthis link .pre-order here

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