Camiguin may be one of the Philippines’ smallest island provinces; however, it offers plenty of reasons to stay longer. From thermal springs and cascading waterfalls to volcanic peaks, white-sand sandbars, and vibrant local cuisine, the island packages nature, adventure, and culture into a single compact destination. For Analyn Amorin, a Department of Tourism-accredited tour guide, Camiguin operates as a complete…
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Over two decades ago, Melchor Mercado’s parents established a farm on the island of Camiguin, focusing primarily on longkong lanzones. Back then, Mercado lived in…