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~55 min
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No passport needed
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Direct flight
~55 minutes
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Destination airport
Camiguin Airport (CGM)
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CEB Terminal
Terminal 1 (Cebgo)
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Baggage (Cebgo)
7 kg cabin only (add-on for checked)
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Best weather
Nov–May (dry season)
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Best to book
4–6 weeks ahead

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No direct ferry from Cebu — here's the actual alternative

There is no direct ferry from Cebu to Camiguin. The overland-and-sea alternative route goes: Cebu City → fast ferry to Jagna, Bohol (2h, ~₱600) → bus or van across Bohol to Jagna Port → ferry from Jagna to Benoni Port, Camiguin (2.5h, ~₱300). Total cost is roughly ₱1,000–₱1,500 one-way but the journey takes 6–8 hours minimum, with connections that can break down if ferries are full or seas are rough. For most Cebuanos the 55-minute Cebgo flight is by far the smarter move — even at full fare it's worth every peso versus an all-day ordeal by sea. The ferry route from Balingoan, Misamis Oriental to Benoni (1h, ~₱180) is faster but requires getting to Cagayan de Oro first (separate 2h+ flight or overnight bus from Cebu).

No direct Cebu–Camiguin ferry Sea route: 6–8h via Jagna/Bohol Sea cost: ~₱900–₱1,500 Flight: 55 min, from ₱1,219 Balingoan–Benoni: 1h, ₱180 (from CDO)
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Best time to fly CEB → Camiguin

Month-by-month price guide for Cebu to Camiguin flights

Jan
₱1,219–1,800
✅ Low season
Feb
₱1,219–1,900
✅ Great value
Mar
₱1,600–3,200
⚡ Pre-Panaad
Apr
₱3,000–6,000
❌ Holy Week
May
₱1,500–2,800
⚡ Post-summer
Jun
₱1,219–2,400
🌧️ Rainy start
Jul
₱1,419–2,600
🌧️ Wet season
Aug
₱1,419–2,400
⚡ Decent rates
Sep
₱1,219–2,100
✅ Low fares
Oct
₱2,500–5,000
❌ Lanzones Fest
Nov
₱1,219–1,800
✅ Best value
Dec
₱1,600–4,000
⚡ Ber months
💡 Pro tip: The cheapest months are January, February, September, and November — fares regularly drop to ₱1,219–₱1,600 one-way all-in on Cebgo. Two periods to avoid: Holy Week (March–April) when the Panaad pilgrimage fills every seat weeks out, and the third week of October for the Lanzones Festival. Cebgo only flies two round trips per day, so once seats are gone, they're gone — don't expect last-minute availability during peak events.

Real costs for Cebu travellers in Camiguin

Here's what ₱3,500 vs ₱10,000 all-in actually gets you in Camiguin for a long weekend — flight included

🎒 Tipid Traveller
✈ Flight (one-way, low-season Cebgo)₱1,219–1,600
🏨 Accommodation (per night)₱550–900
🍖 Food per day₱250–450
🏍️ Habal-habal or motorbike rental₱350–500/day
🏖️ Activities (White Island + falls)₱600–1,000
3-day trip total (incl. flight) ~₱3,500–6,000
🛋️ Komportable Traveller
✈ Flight (one-way, regular Cebgo fare)₱2,000–3,000
🏨 Accommodation (per night)₱1,800–5,000
🍖 Food per day₱600–1,500
🚗 Multicab or private van rental₱1,200–2,000/day
🤿 Activities (island tours + diving)₱2,000–5,000
3-day trip total (incl. flight) ~₱9,000–18,000
💡 Budget reality: Camiguin is genuinely cheaper than Bohol or Palawan for a comparable experience. The island has no beach-road overpricing because there's no beach road — it's a circumferential island road, and local eateries run ₱80–₱150 per meal. The real cost spikes are renting transport (there are no grab cars, only habal-habal, multicabs, and rentals) and during the Lanzones Festival in October when resort rates can double. For 3 days during low season, a couple can do Camiguin comfortably for under ₱7,000 total including both flights.

Things Cebuanos always get wrong about Camiguin

Five mistakes first-time Cebu-to-Camiguin travellers consistently make

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Expecting tricycles, jeepneys, or Grab at the airport

Camiguin Airport (CGM) is a tiny 1,400 sqm terminal with no taxi rank, no Grab, and no fixed-route jeepney. Outside the gate you will find motorelas (a Camiguin-style multi-passenger tricycle) and habal-habal drivers waiting for arriving flights. Fares from the airport to Mambajao town centre are ₱50–₱150 depending on distance and negotiation. To avoid tourist rates, walk 50 metres to the highway outside the terminal gate and flag down a motorela already in transit — local fare is ₱8–₱15. For the rest of your stay, rent a motorbike (₱350–₱500/day) or hire a multicab (₱1,700–₱2,000/day for groups) — there is no other practical way to get around.

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Not knowing the Lanzones Festival makes seats disappear weeks in advance

The Lanzones Festival falls in the third week of October every year — it's Camiguin's biggest event, drawing pilgrims and tourists island-wide. Cebgo only runs two daily flights from Cebu, and during festival week both flights fill weeks in advance. If you want to go for the festival, book 6–8 weeks ahead. If you want cheap fares to Camiguin, avoid this week entirely and go in November when the island is quiet and fares return to ₱1,219–₱1,600.

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Arriving with only GCash and no cash

There is one BDO and one Landbank ATM in Mambajao town. There are no ATMs elsewhere on the island. Most resorts, beach homestays, and island tour boats are cash-only — they will not accept GCash or card. If your ATM card cannot draw from BDO or Landbank (some rural co-op and digital bank cards struggle), you are stranded. Bring at least ₱3,000–₱5,000 in cash from Cebu. The ATMs in Mambajao run out of cash on long weekends and during Lanzones Festival — withdraw before you go.

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Booking White Island and Mantigue Island on the same afternoon

White Island boat operators at Agoho stop accepting departures around 3pm — sunset viewing trips exist but are weather-dependent. Mantigue Island boats from Benoni stop at 4pm. Tourists who plan both activities in one afternoon consistently miss at least one. White Island is best before 8am before the heat builds (no shade on the sandbar — bring an umbrella or rent one for ₱150). Mantigue Island is a morning-only activity. Plan White Island Day 1 morning, Mantigue Day 2 morning, and use afternoons for springs and waterfalls.

Missing the early morning flight back because Camiguin Airport is "just nearby"

DG6693, the morning Cebgo departure from Camiguin back to Cebu, leaves at approximately 09:30. The airport is 2 km from Mambajao town centre — a 5-minute motorela ride. But Camiguin's roads have no traffic, and that breeds dangerous complacency: tourists who try to walk or wait for the last-minute habal-habal cut it too close. Cebgo closes check-in 45 minutes before departure on this route due to the small terminal. Aim to arrive at CGM by 08:30 for the morning flight. If you are staying in Catarman (far west side), budget 30 minutes to the airport.

When fares spike on CEB → Camiguin

Four events that fill Cebgo flights and drive up prices — plan around them or plan ahead

❌ HIGH SURGE

Lanzones Festival

📅 Third week of October (typically Oct 19–26)
Camiguin's biggest cultural event. Street-dancing competitions, lanzones eat-all-you-can, the Mutya sa Buahanan pageant. Tens of thousands of visitors come from across Mindanao and the Visayas. Cebgo fares from Cebu spike 60–80% above normal, and both daily flights sell out weeks in advance.
💡 Book 6–8 weeks ahead for festival week. Or go the week after — the island is quiet, fares drop back to normal, and fresh lanzones are still everywhere in the markets.
❌ HIGH SURGE

Panaad sa Camiguin — Holy Week

📅 Holy Wednesday to Easter Sunday (March or April)
The Panaad pilgrimage draws tens of thousands of Catholic devotees who walk the 64 km circumferential road around the island. Camiguin becomes a major pilgrimage destination from Cebu, Cagayan de Oro, and all over Northern Mindanao. Cebgo fares from Cebu during Holy Week can triple. Accommodation books out 2–3 months ahead.
💡 For Holy Week in Camiguin, book Cebgo 2–3 months in advance or accept paying ₱3,000–₱5,000+ one-way. Non-religious travellers should plan a different week — the atmosphere is deeply solemn.
⚡ MODERATE SURGE

Araw ng Camiguin — Provincial Founding Day

📅 January 7 every year
Camiguin's founding anniversary since 1968. Cultural programs, beauty pageants, sports tournaments, and street parties in Mambajao. Primarily draws locals and nearby Mindanao visitors, causing a short 1–2 day bump in demand. Fares rise 15–25% in the days just before and after January 7.
💡 January is otherwise one of the cheapest months. Book Araw ng Camiguin week at least 3–4 weeks ahead. The surrounding weeks in January have some of the cheapest CEB–CGM fares of the year.
⚡ MODERATE SURGE

Christmas & New Year Long Weekend

📅 December 22 – January 3
Christmas is peak travel for Camiguinons returning home from Cebu and Manila for the holidays, filling seats on both the inbound and outbound legs. Fares from Cebu can jump 40–60% in the last two weeks of December. Hotels in Mambajao see near-full occupancy around Dec 25 and Jan 1.
💡 Book Christmas travel to Camiguin by mid-November at the latest. If you are flexible, January 4–6 sees steep fare drops as the holiday crowd returns — sometimes the cheapest fares of the year.
✅ LOW SEASON OPPORTUNITY

Rainy Season Window (June–August)

📅 June through August
Camiguin's wet season brings afternoon showers but rarely full-day rain. Waterfalls are at their most dramatic. Cebgo fares drop to ₱1,219–₱1,419 one-way with no competition for seats. Hot springs, the Sunken Cemetery, and falls-based activities are excellent in wet season — only White Island visits are affected by choppier seas.
💡 Rainy season is the best window for budget-minded Cebuanos. Book 3–4 weeks ahead for midweek travel and you will almost always find ₱1,219–₱1,419 fares. Bring a packable rain cover for habal-habal rides.

Airlines flying CEB → Camiguin

One airline, two daily flights — Cebgo holds the monopoly on this route

✈ Cebgo (DG)
CEB (Terminal 1) → Camiguin Airport (CGM)
Direct · Nonstop~55 minutes2x dailyATR-72 aircraftCebu Pacific subsidiary
₱1,219 avg one-way (low season)
ℹ️ No other direct options
No other airline flies CEB–CGM nonstop
Cebu Pacific: parent company of Cebgo
Cebgo is your only direct-flight option on this route

💡 Schedule tip: DG6693 departs CEB around 08:40, arrives CGM ~09:30. DG6695 departs CEB around 14:15, arrives CGM ~15:10. Cebgo uses ATR-72 turboprops — boarding is direct onto the tarmac from Terminal 1. Add checked baggage at booking (7 kg cabin only on base fare); it's significantly cheaper than paying at the airport.

Camiguin travel guide for Cebu visitors

Everything you need to know before you fly from CEB to CGM

🏍️ Getting around Camiguin

  • No Grab, no taxis — motorela (local tricycle), habal-habal, and multicab are your options
  • Motorbike rental: ₱350–₱500/day — best for solo travellers and couples
  • Multicab rental: ₱1,700–₱2,000/day — best for groups of 4+
  • Circumferential road loop around the island: ~64 km, takes 2–3 hours by motorbike
  • Airport to Mambajao: ₱50–₱150 by motorela; walk to the highway for the local rate

🌋 Top things to do

  • White Island — bare sandbar with Mt. Hibok-Hibok backdrop; boat: ₱550/boat, entrance: ₱50
  • Sunken Cemetery — cross rising from the sea at Catarman; best at sunset (free to view; boat to cross ₱100)
  • Katibawasan Falls — tallest falls on the island, easy trek; ₱30 entrance
  • Ardent Hot Spring — volcanic spring at night; ₱30–₱50 entrance
  • Mantigue Island — snorkeling over healthy reef; boat from Benoni ₱750/boat, ₱75 entrance

💰 Budget in Camiguin

  • Budget: ₱800–₱1,500/day covers room, meals, and local transport
  • Mid-range: ₱2,500–₱5,000/day for a resort stay and guided tours
  • Carenderia meals in Mambajao: ₱80–₱150 per rice meal
  • Most beach resorts and island tours are cash-only — bring enough from Cebu
  • Two ATMs in Mambajao (BDO and Landbank) — no ATMs elsewhere on the island

🏨 Where to stay

  • Mambajao area: most resorts, near airport; ₱600–₱3,500/night
  • Yumbing & Agoho: near White Island boat terminal; cottages from ₱800
  • Catarman area: quieter west side near Sunken Cemetery; homestays from ₱500
  • Mahinog (Benoni): near Mantigue Island ferry, calmer pace; guesthouses from ₱600
  • Book ahead for Holy Week (2–3 months) and Lanzones Festival (2+ months)

🍖 Must-eat in Camiguin

  • Pastel de Camiguin — baked pastry with sweetened yolk filling; ₱75–₱100/box; buy at Vjanders or Guerrero's Bakeshop in Mambajao
  • Camiguin lanzones — smaller and sweeter than Batangas lanzones; October only, or buy at markets in season
  • Fresh seafood — grilled panga, sinuglaw, kinilaw at Mambajao public market area; ₱100–₱200/plate
  • Binangkal — sesame seed bread rings; Camiguin's version is uniquely crispy; from any local bakeshop
  • Lanzones ice cream — unique to the island; sold at the White Island terminal area; ₱40–₱60

ℹ️ Practical tips

  • Depart CEB Terminal 1 — different building from Terminal 2 (PAL) and the international terminal
  • CGM airport check-in closes ~45 minutes before departure — arrive 90 minutes early
  • No water ATMs: island water is safe to drink from resorts; buy bottled elsewhere
  • Internet is available but patchy in Catarman and Mahinog — download maps offline
  • Mt. Hibok-Hibok trek requires a DENR permit from Mambajao DENR office; fees apply

Camiguin trip budget from Cebu

Typical costs for a 3-night Camiguin trip from CEB — all amounts in Philippine Peso (PHP)

Item Budget Mid-range Notes
✈ Flight (one-way Cebgo) ₱1,219–1,600 ₱2,000–3,000 Low season vs peak (Oct, Holy Week)
🏨 Accommodation (per night) ₱550–900 ₱1,800–5,000 Fan room guesthouse vs resort villa
🍖 Meals (per day) ₱250–450 ₱600–1,500 Market carenderia vs resort restaurant
🏍️ Local transport (per day) ₱350–500 ₱1,200–2,000 Motorbike rental vs multicab hire
🏝️ Activities & entrance fees ₱600–1,200 ₱2,000–5,000 Falls + White Island vs island tour + diving
🎁 Pasalubong (pastels, lanzones) ₱150–400 ₱500–1,500 Vjanders pastel box ₱75–₱100; buy at bakeshop, not airport
📊 Total (3 nights) ~₱3,500–6,000 ~₱9,000–18,000 Excludes return flight. Cash-heavy island — bring from Cebu.
💡 Budget tip: Camiguin is significantly cheaper than Siargao or Boracay for a comparable island experience. The only cost trap is transport — a multicab hired for the day costs ₱1,700–₱2,000 flat but is essential for groups exploring multiple sites. Solo travellers and couples on a motorbike can see everything for ₱500 in transport per day. Bring all your cash from Cebu — the island's two ATMs can run out during festivals and long weekends.

6 tips to get the cheapest CEB→Camiguin fares

Cebgo controls this route — here's how to book smartly on a monopoly route

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Set a piso-fare.com alert for CEB–CGM

Cebgo runs seat sales on this route several times a year — we've tracked CEB–Camiguin fares dropping to ₱899–₱999 all-in. These sales last 24–72 hours. Subscribe below and be first to know when the next one drops.

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Book November or January — avoid October

November is consistently the cheapest month on this route: demand is low, the weather is good (dry season just started), and you'll find ₱1,219–₱1,600 fares even without a seat sale. The week after Lanzones Festival (late October) is also underrated.

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Fly Tuesday or Wednesday from Cebu

Cebgo fares on this route are consistently 15–25% higher on Fridays (Cebu weekend crowd heading out) and Sundays (return trips). Tuesday and Wednesday departures have the lowest fares. The flight time is identical.

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Book at least 4–6 weeks ahead for peak periods

Cebgo only operates two round trips per day on this route. Unlike MNL-CEB where there are 20+ daily flights, here there are 2. Once those seats fill, there is no other direct option. For October, Holy Week, and Christmas — book 8–10 weeks ahead.

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Add baggage at booking, not at the airport

Cebgo base fares are cabin-bag only (7 kg). Adding 20 kg checked baggage at the CGM airport counter costs significantly more than adding it at the time of booking on the Cebu Pacific website. If you're bringing gear for diving or camping, add baggage during booking.

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Take the morning flight in — afternoon flight out

The 08:40 morning departure from CEB gets you on Camiguin before 10am, giving you almost a full first day. The 14:15 afternoon return from CGM is perfect for a full morning on the island before departure. This pairing maximises island time for a 2-night trip without wasting a day to travel.

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Cheap flights from Cebu to Camiguin — what you need to know

Cheap flights from Cebu to Camiguin are a niche that most fare-tracking tools handle poorly — partly because only one airline flies the route (Cebgo, DG, a Cebu Pacific subsidiary), and partly because the small daily capacity means prices move fast and early. We track CEB–CGM fares daily specifically because this is the most practical gateway for Cebuano travellers who want to visit the Island Born of Fire without a day-wasting overland-and-ferry detour via Cagayan de Oro or Bohol.

The cheapest time to book this route

November is consistently the sweetest month for CEB–CGM fares. Demand drops after the Lanzones Festival peak in October, the dry season has just begun (excellent diving and waterfall visibility), and the island is noticeably less crowded. We've seen Cebgo fares on this route fall to ₱1,219 all-in during November on regular inventory — no seat sale required. January and September are similarly quiet. The months to avoid are April (Holy Week, when the Panaad pilgrimage draws tens of thousands of Catholic devotees to Camiguin) and the third week of October (Lanzones Festival). During those two peaks, we've tracked CEB–CGM fares jump to ₱3,000–₱5,500 one-way and both daily flights book out weeks in advance.

What Camiguin actually costs a Cebuano traveller

Camiguin punches above its weight for budget travel. A couple flying on a low-season Cebgo fare, renting a motorbike, eating at Mambajao market carinderias, and staying in a fan-room guesthouse can see the whole island in 3 days for under ₱10,000 combined — flights included. Compared to a similar 3-day Siargao trip (which can easily run ₱8,000–₱12,000 per person just in transport and accommodation), Camiguin is genuinely affordable. The catch: the island is cash-heavy. There are only two ATMs in Mambajao town and none elsewhere. Bring sufficient cash from Cebu before you fly.

The Panaad, the Lanzones Festival, and why both matter for fares

Camiguin has two surge events that Cebuanos frequently underestimate. The Panaad — a 64 km Holy Week pilgrimage walk around the entire island — is one of the most significant penitential acts in Northern Mindanao, drawing devotees who fill every hotel, guesthouse, and spare room. Our fare data shows CEB–CGM fares spike 60–80% during Holy Week. The Lanzones Festival in the third week of October is Camiguin's biggest tourism event, with street-dancing competitions, cultural shows, and the island's famous free lanzones tasting. Both events are absolutely worth attending if you plan far enough ahead — we recommend booking Cebgo 8–10 weeks before for Holy Week and 6–8 weeks before for the Lanzones Festival.

How piso-fare.com tracks this route

We track CEB–CGM daily because Cebgo's monopoly on this route and the small fleet size (ATR-72 turboprops, limited seats per flight) make it one of the most volatile domestic routes in the Philippines for fare swings. The live data you see above reflects actual Travelpayouts search-based pricing, refreshed regularly. When a Cebgo seat sale covers this route — typically as part of a broader Cebu Pacific anniversary promo or a Christmas-period sale — fares can drop to ₱899–₱999 all-in. The window to book is usually 24–48 hours. Subscribe to our alert above and you will be notified immediately when CEB–Camiguin drops below our piso threshold. The smartest action you can take right now: check the price calendar above for the cheapest available departure date, and book it before the next price move.

Frequently asked questions — CEB to Camiguin flights

Direct Cebgo flights from Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) to Camiguin Airport (CGM) in Mambajao take approximately 55 minutes. Cebgo flies ATR-72 turboprop aircraft on this route. It's short enough that you can take the 08:40 morning flight from Cebu and be eating breakfast in Mambajao before 10am.
Only Cebgo (DG), a subsidiary of Cebu Pacific Air (5J), operates direct nonstop flights between Cebu and Camiguin. There are two daily round trips: DG6693 departs CEB at approximately 08:40, and DG6695 departs CEB at approximately 14:15. No other airline flies this route direct.
Cebgo flights to Camiguin depart from Terminal 1 at Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB). Terminal 1 handles regional propeller aircraft, and boarding is directly onto the tarmac (no aerobridge). It is a separate building from the Cebu Pacific Terminal 2 and the international terminal. Arrive at least 90 minutes before departure and allow extra time if it is your first time navigating Terminal 1.
There is no direct ferry from Cebu to Camiguin. The sea route involves multiple connections: fast ferry from Cebu to Jagna, Bohol (2 hours, ~₱600), then transport across Bohol to Jagna Port, then ferry from Jagna to Benoni Port, Camiguin (2.5 hours, ~₱300). Total travel time is 6–8 hours minimum and costs ₱900–₱1,500 — plus the risk of missed connections in rough weather. The 55-minute Cebgo flight is by far the practical option for most Cebuano travellers.
November, January, and September are consistently the cheapest months for CEB–CGM flights. During these periods, Cebgo fares of ₱1,219–₱1,600 one-way are common even without a seat sale. Avoid the third week of October (Lanzones Festival) and Holy Week (March–April) — fares can jump to ₱3,000–₱5,500 one-way during these peaks and seats sell out weeks in advance.
There is no ATM at Camiguin Airport (CGM). There are two ATMs on the island — one BDO and one Landbank, both in Mambajao town centre. No other part of the island has ATM access. Most resorts, beach homestays, island tour operators, and market vendors are cash-only. Bring sufficient cash from Cebu before your flight — at minimum ₱3,000–₱5,000 depending on the length of your stay and activities planned.