Yeah, that's one thing about the Philippines, you never run out of places to explore. Each island has its own unique vibe. If you are willing to go out of the more popular tourist spots, I guarantee that you will be rewarded. There are a lot of hidden gems just waiting to be discovered. Enjoy and be safe!
Im glad you enjoyed your time here on our little island. Hope you could come back here after the pandemic when the restrictions are eased up. see you guys!
I'm sure you've found more than enough things to keep you busy on Camiguin, but just in case you are still there and looking for things to do, I found the Giant Clams Sanctuary in the village of Cantaan quite interesting. I just stumbled across it while riding around the island long ago (it's on the Southeastern tip), and it was a pleasant surprise. If you happen to be driving past, it's worth popping in to check it out. And bring your new snorkeling gear. 🙂
@@RobandJenny I don't know if I'd go so far as amazing. 🙂 It was a while ago, so my memory is a bit foggy, but there was definitely a rough-and-ready feeling to the place. It's not a super-polished super-organized kind of attraction. But, for me, that was part of its charm. It was quirky and kind of funky, and I think you can have a great experience there or a disappointing one depending on your expectations. But in the end, you learn a lot about giant clams and you get a tour through the facilities by local school children and see lots of clams at different life stages in the tanks. And then you can snorkel over the fields of giant clams that have been brought to the sanctuary out in the open water. Knowing nothing about giant clams before I found this place, I had a good experience overall. I just did a quick online check for reviews, and it looks like my good memories are pretty accurate. A lot of people rate the Giant Clams Sanctuary as the highlight of their trip to Camiguin. Though, as with most places in the Philippines, some people complain about the seemingly endless fees that get folded into the cost of the experience. 🙂
@@PlanetDoug aha yes we've experienced the constant dipping into our wallets for more fees 😂 Sounds like a really sweet experience. We've met some awesome people here who fell in love with Camiguin 10-20 years ago and chose to stay. Sounds like it has gotten a lot busier since perhaps you were here, but we still love the charm of the place 😁
Paguia’s cottages... paid P600 for an AC room 3 years ago. Try pastel in camiguin it’s as good as Cinnabon. The Pool resorts are worth checking out and the mountain drive is amazing... theRe are number of falls and cafe to enjoy.
@@RobandJenny thank you.. i miss my home very much specially my family. When I saw my brother's home i cried😔. Miss them so much.. by the way this is my other youtube account. Godbless u both.🥰💞
@@RobandJenny It is beautiful. If you do go to Blue Lagoon, take your scooter right down to the old fish port and walk along the trail to the area. Its a 125m trail. Shelters with picnic table.
yeah thats how to do it, just reserve for 1 night and see how it goes... TIP: hope you are taking pictures of the bikes you rent, just a precaution. Have fun lovely couple 👍💕
Thank you for your kind comment! 🙏😀 We are glad you enjoy our vlogs! If you are interested you can watch all of them from when we started in March in Sri Lanka! 😀
Happy to see couple like you who are Nature lover and explorer. I do hope Philippines even with growing tourism could maintain it as an eco tourism country where people, animals and birds can enjoy the Green together.
camiguin is so dreamy, i was there 15 years ago and it felt like i was a world away from everything!! siquijor island has almost similar feels to camiguin!!!
Wow I think it was probably very different 15 years ago. It still feels like a getaway from the rest of the world though. 😀😀 You should come back again, I'd say it's definitely worth it!
Haven’t been to Camiguin or the whole Mindanao region of Philippines. There were some travel warnings for Mindanao when we went and not sure if they are still valid but I am sure it’s only parts of Mindanao that have issues. Looks good like any other islands in the Philippines so maybe on the list for a future visit to Philippines.
Man the travel warnings are just a small part of Mindanao, any country can be the same. When you start to travel and to think about bad things better not travel at all it will ruin the trip.
cris cris The actual problem may be confined to small part of Mindanao but the travel warning has been around for the whole of the Mindanao region by multiple countries. They basically warn you to avoid Southern Philippines. Well unless you know ground reality, it’s safe to avoid the Southern area. The way I see it, there is plenty left and only limited time so why risk going to an area that has travel warnings? Bad things and terrorism risks are completely different things. Unless they isolate the area of Mindanao, people are going to skip the entire region.
@@MuhammadIamhardBrucelee some foreign vloggers are living deep within Mindanao and are doing quite well, building their own beachfront houses, collab-ing from time to time and are exploring even deeper into the mountains of central and southwest Mindanao. Stay respectful with the locals, you'll be fine.
No need for a justification about the Cinnabon, Rob. Just enjoy it! Haha Good to watch you guys on your travels again. Haven't been able to watch TH-cam properly for a month since we've been away 😅
Hola mis amigos y bienvinido a la isla de fuego....ehh the island itself has more volcanoes than towns, ha ha pretty cool ey..And this is how you say it in 'Bisaya, 'ni ana mi Camiguin = Camiguin, here we come.(Shhh be quite and whisper the phrase to every volcano you pass by) Joke lang ! Cheers mate, ha ha ha...
That's true! Actually I prefer this small plane because there are only two seats on either side and so everyone is close to the window and the aisle. 😀
Camiguin is a real live "Garden of Eden". Met a few Swiss Guys married to local girls. The kids were real beautiful. Maybe grown up to world class beauties by now.
Pio Sian exactly and YES lanzones are just growing wild throughout the island... There were loads of various fruits that thriving within the island as well ✅ You’re right the natural volcanic soil are behind it all - that makes the soil quite fertile 😎 Owh well, Camiguin ONLY GOT 7 active volcanoes anyway, lol
Your now officially in Mindanao who has travel ban in western countries because of bad publicity of the media but they don’t know Mindanao is a vast group of islands..please visit Guererra restaurant which is in the middle of the puddy
Yeah, that's one thing about the Philippines, you never run out of places to explore. Each island has its own unique vibe. If you are willing to go out of the more popular tourist spots, I guarantee that you will be rewarded. There are a lot of hidden gems just waiting to be discovered. Enjoy and be safe!
Thank you!!
Im glad you enjoyed your time here on our little island. Hope you could come back here after the pandemic when the restrictions are eased up. see you guys!
I'm sure you've found more than enough things to keep you busy on Camiguin, but just in case you are still there and looking for things to do, I found the Giant Clams Sanctuary in the village of Cantaan quite interesting. I just stumbled across it while riding around the island long ago (it's on the Southeastern tip), and it was a pleasant surprise. If you happen to be driving past, it's worth popping in to check it out. And bring your new snorkeling gear. 🙂
Aw sounds amazing!
@@RobandJenny I don't know if I'd go so far as amazing. 🙂 It was a while ago, so my memory is a bit foggy, but there was definitely a rough-and-ready feeling to the place. It's not a super-polished super-organized kind of attraction. But, for me, that was part of its charm. It was quirky and kind of funky, and I think you can have a great experience there or a disappointing one depending on your expectations.
But in the end, you learn a lot about giant clams and you get a tour through the facilities by local school children and see lots of clams at different life stages in the tanks. And then you can snorkel over the fields of giant clams that have been brought to the sanctuary out in the open water. Knowing nothing about giant clams before I found this place, I had a good experience overall.
I just did a quick online check for reviews, and it looks like my good memories are pretty accurate. A lot of people rate the Giant Clams Sanctuary as the highlight of their trip to Camiguin. Though, as with most places in the Philippines, some people complain about the seemingly endless fees that get folded into the cost of the experience. 🙂
@@PlanetDoug aha yes we've experienced the constant dipping into our wallets for more fees 😂
Sounds like a really sweet experience. We've met some awesome people here who fell in love with Camiguin 10-20 years ago and chose to stay. Sounds like it has gotten a lot busier since perhaps you were here, but we still love the charm of the place 😁
Paguia’s cottages... paid P600 for an AC room 3 years ago. Try pastel in camiguin it’s as good as Cinnabon. The Pool resorts are worth checking out and the mountain drive is amazing... theRe are number of falls and cafe to enjoy.
Wow that's cheap! They are charging us 1000 a night...
Pastel de Camiguin... may have to give it a try! :)
Hiya there. Thanks for featuring my place Camiguin!!! Awesome!
No problem 😊 we loved it!
At 11:02 you guys passing through the house of my brother.. missing them so much..
Oh wow, what an incredible place to live. I hope you get to visit home soon! 💖
@@RobandJenny thank you.. i miss my home very much specially my family. When I saw my brother's home i cried😔. Miss them so much.. by the way this is my other youtube account. Godbless u both.🥰💞
Hi, im a Canadian resident of the island. Go try Blue Lagoon for some snorkeling. Lovely spot. High tide check is recommended.
Thanks for the tip! :) You live on a beautiful island, you are very lucky!
@@RobandJenny It is beautiful. If you do go to Blue Lagoon, take your scooter right down to the old fish port and walk along the trail to the area. Its a 125m trail. Shelters with picnic table.
This couple looks kind (mabaet). Looking forward to watch your all video. More power ! Enjoy the Philippines :)
Aw thank you!
yeah thats how to do it, just reserve for 1 night and see how it goes... TIP: hope you are taking pictures of the bikes you rent, just a precaution. Have fun lovely couple 👍💕
Thank you! We always do, just in case!
welcome to my home mindanao, this was an older video but still. keep safe.
Thank and and you too 🥰🥰
you might as well try a local fruit which Camiguin is known for - Lanzones.
We should you're right!
They say you will find everything in the US. We searched for Lanzones in Florida for years. They call them "Langsat", just right under our noses.
It's my mother's hometown. Missed the place! It's several hrs away from where we live. A very beautiful island indeed!
It really is! today is our last full day on the island and we are very sad that we will need to leave! 🙁 Will have to come back!
I'm new here, I wish you both joy, fun & excitement then nothing bad happens to you in your journey keep it safe and alert.
Thank you for your kind comment! 🙏😀 We are glad you enjoy our vlogs! If you are interested you can watch all of them from when we started in March in Sri Lanka! 😀
@@RobandJenny Yes love to do, I am a cancer patient who I love a good heart & beautiful soul like you. Rob & Jenny...
@@tiethsrose813 sorry to hear that! Hope all the best for you and that you can get better. Sending all our best wishes! 🙏🥰
@@RobandJenny I wish we can see others and give remembrance from you both a wholehearted gift with my handmade works.
Hi Rob & Jenny, enjoy the island... camiguin, a lot beautiful things to offer..
It's so lovely here!
Happy to see couple like you who are Nature lover and explorer. I do hope Philippines even with growing tourism could maintain it as an eco tourism country where people, animals and birds can enjoy the Green together.
We hope so too!
You are now officially in Mindanao region 🇵🇭 enjoy Camiguin!
Thank you!
camiguin is so dreamy, i was there 15 years ago and it felt like i was a world away from everything!! siquijor island has almost similar feels to camiguin!!!
Wow I think it was probably very different 15 years ago. It still feels like a getaway from the rest of the world though. 😀😀 You should come back again, I'd say it's definitely worth it!
@@RobandJenny one of my favorite islands for sure!!!
i can´t say, how much in miss my paradise island. Camiguin island.
Camiguin is so lovely!
@@RobandJenny yes. it´s quite, clean, chilling.
If your in Cagayan its not far to travel to Camiguin
Camiguin was definitely worth th visit. 😃
Its more fun in the philippines enjoy and take care...
😁😁😁
Haven’t been to Camiguin or the whole Mindanao region of Philippines. There were some travel warnings for Mindanao when we went and not sure if they are still valid but I am sure it’s only parts of Mindanao that have issues.
Looks good like any other islands in the Philippines so maybe on the list for a future visit to Philippines.
Yeah there are still travel concerns for most of Mindanao. Luckily camiguin is a separate province from Mindanao so it's not affected by that. 😀
Man the travel warnings are just a small part of Mindanao, any country can be the same. When you start to travel and to think about bad things better not travel at all it will ruin the trip.
cris cris The actual problem may be confined to small part of Mindanao but the travel warning has been around for the whole of the Mindanao region by multiple countries. They basically warn you to avoid Southern Philippines.
Well unless you know ground reality, it’s safe to avoid the Southern area. The way I see it, there is plenty left and only limited time so why risk going to an area that has travel warnings?
Bad things and terrorism risks are completely different things. Unless they isolate the area of Mindanao, people are going to skip the entire region.
@@MuhammadIamhardBrucelee some foreign vloggers are living deep within Mindanao and are doing quite well, building their own beachfront houses, collab-ing from time to time and are exploring even deeper into the mountains of central and southwest Mindanao. Stay respectful with the locals, you'll be fine.
I hope you guys get 20k subs by next week......GOOD LUCK!
Hehe aw thanks!
Hoping to see you guys soon! 🤙
Are you coming to Camiguin??
@@RobandJenny nope, but somewhere here in the Philippines haha
White island and mantigue island in camiguin!
We are 2 days behind on releasing videos, so we have actually been to both of those places 😀
@@RobandJenny wow. ❤️
Wow! New sub here guy's nice vlog. Watching from saudi arabia.
Amazing!!
No need for a justification about the Cinnabon, Rob. Just enjoy it! Haha Good to watch you guys on your travels again. Haven't been able to watch TH-cam properly for a month since we've been away 😅
haha! Cinnabon is just so good!
Thanks for watching! Your travels have looked awesome! So much tasty food! :)
Goodness Cinnamon Rolls my absolute favorite item in the neighborhood bakery
They are a guilty pleasure...
WAITING FOR YOU COMING BACK HERE❤️ I LIVE HERE IN CAMIGUIN SAD TO SAY I DIDN'T KNOW YOU CAME HERE BEFORE😭 HOPE WE MEET SOON HERE LOVELOTS💕
❤️ we would love to return one day
You should go with Cebu Pacific next time :)
the flight was lovely! :) Are Cebu Pacific that much better?
Can't runway too short. well worth it, real Garden of Eden.
Stay there longer camiguin is so beautiful
we are staying a while! It isincredible! :)
In camiguin, it is like living with many active volcanoes.
Let's hope they don't erupt!
No, it won't. Camiguin is a paradise with lots of tropical fruits like Lanzones n rambutan
2 hours early/lay over still almost missed the flight.lmao.. awesome guys!
🤦🤦🤦
wow life is good
It is ☺️
Although Rob is all in blue, but obviously he is not feelin’ blue 😊✌️hope you’ll het 10k subscribers before end of this year, enjoy guys.
Aw thanks so much ☺️☺️☺️
Hola mis amigos y bienvinido a la isla de fuego....ehh the island itself has more volcanoes than towns, ha ha pretty cool ey..And this is how you say it in 'Bisaya, 'ni ana mi Camiguin = Camiguin, here we come.(Shhh be quite and whisper the phrase to every volcano you pass by) Joke lang ! Cheers mate, ha ha ha...
😂😁😁
Feeling blue!
ahahaha! :)
i love camiguin
Us too!
Tiny plane alright ... but our Flybe couldn't function without it !
That's true! Actually I prefer this small plane because there are only two seats on either side and so everyone is close to the window and the aisle. 😀
Welcome
Thanks. 😀
I recommended to Gov. Romualdo many years ago, the correct English way of saying Camiguin is "Come Ag'in"
So true. What we think as well. That we would like to "come again" to camiguin
Yeah It’s “Come Again” to be exact ✅
Hope you’ve had some good memories within the island...
Missin HOME - a lot 💌
@@camley4463 - Can't beat the Lanzones just growing wild. natural fertilizer from volcanic soil.
Camiguin is a real live "Garden of Eden". Met a few Swiss Guys married to local girls. The kids were real beautiful. Maybe grown up to world class beauties by now.
Pio Sian exactly and YES lanzones are just growing wild throughout the island...
There were loads of various fruits that thriving within the island as well ✅
You’re right the natural volcanic soil are behind it all - that makes the soil quite fertile 😎
Owh well, Camiguin ONLY GOT 7 active volcanoes anyway, lol
Next stop Siargao Island..........................
May not have time on this trip! Next time maybe I can learn to surf 🏄
Sunken cemetery guys
Next vlog!
Your now officially in Mindanao who has travel ban in western countries because of bad publicity of the media but they don’t know Mindanao is a vast group of islands..please visit Guererra restaurant which is in the middle of the puddy
It's a shame about the bad press. It's so beautiful!
Next stop Leyte
Where is this?
Isla del Fuego! Thats where my bf is! Hi My Rad Riego! 😂
Hehe nice!
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Welcome to Camiguin! Beware of mosquitoes--Dengue fever! Thank the Japanese for those Motorbikes.
Thanks. Will be careful to put on bug spray.
The motorbikes make everything so easy! 😀