A peaceful dreamland awaits you on Camiguin, a fabulous getaway Island of steep volcanoes, lush jungle and white beaches like White Island. In this pristine setting, you’ll find not only hot springs To soothe your body but also the clear pool and cold spring of Sto. Niño.

The lagoon-shaped swimming pool, on the edge of the beach, is fringed with green lawns and flowers, haded by impressive century-old trees, it is very pleasant. It is so big that it is almost out of proportion to the small size of the resort. Meals are served in the large, sea-view restaurant.
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Also known as Eco-Tourism Village, the Gardens of Malasag, 12 kilometers from Cagayan de Oro, were conceived by the Philippine Department of Tourism. Inspired notably by the Gardens of Grenada in Spain and the Bouchart Gardens of Canada, these gardens aim to present the cultures of tribes of north Mindanao in a natural environment, while protecting the animal and plant life. The site is in a wooded area of 7.2 hectares offering impressive views of the bay of Macajalar.
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Pryce Plaza is a haven of charm within the rousing and blossoming city of Cagayan de Oro, a city on the beautiful island of Mindanao in the Philippines. Overlooking Macajalar Bay, Pryce Plaza is majestically enthroned atop Carmen Hill unfolding a breathtaking panorama of the city and the dramatic mountain ranges beyond. Just a 15-minute drive from the Lumbia Airport and only 10 minutes away from the city proper, Pryce Plaza is the most luxurious convention hotel in Mindanao.
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Dakak Park Beach Resort is located on the sunny white beach facing the exotic turquoise Sulu Sea. The 750 meter private beach is blanketed with pure powdery white sand. Natural spring water and tumbling waterfalls feed the resort’s two pools, whilst the ultimate hideaway is provided at a private open-air jacuzzi where you can relax in the sauna and whirlpool amidst an atmosphere of blissful solitary refinement.
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