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Thursday, May 19th, 2011 | Posted by admin

Clam Sanctuary @ Camigun Island of Imagination

Almost 1 month since my last post in this blog. We know that Camiguin is one of the to spots in Mindanao because of its beautiful tourist destination that different with other tourist places in the country. Camiguin the Island of Imagination is the place to go during holy week or what we called the Panaad.

View of Clam Sanctuary

After we done our activity in PANAAD 2011, off course visiting the tourist spots of Camiguin is the second activity that we would like to do. But this time we choose only few tourist spots to visit so that we can enjoy the place and feel the heat of the sun and also enjoy our summer. The first spot is Soda Swimming Pool, we spent our lunch in this place and also we enjoyed swimming. The second destination is the Katibawasan Falls; compare to Soda Swimming Pool there are lots of people in this place who really enjoyed swimming.

The third 3^rd tourist stop that we enjoy is the Mantigue Island, this place has a similarity in White Island, but the only deference is that Mantigue Island has cottages and mini store where in you can buy and order food to eat. Aside on that you can rent gear or equipment for snorkelling for only 50-150 pesos you where now enjoy snorkelling under the heat of the sun. You can also tour and explore the island for only 1-1:30 hour.

Clam sanctuary Clam Sanctuary @ Camigun Island of Imagination

The 5 Biggest Clams When They Grow Old

The final destination of the tourist spots that we visit is the new tourist spot in town and they called it CLAMs sanctuary. Through the help of Department of Environment and Natural Resources or (DENR) this sanctuary has more than 400 clams with deferent classification and 400 of them are in the beach, you can see all of them if you would like to do a snorkelling or dive in their area of responsibility. So if you again in Camiguin don’t forget to visits the Clam Sanctuary. View pictures below.