Camiguin + Whitewater Rafting in CDO
I first visited the island as a child more than ten years ago, yet and it seems that most of the island has remained the same. This time, I had Eliel and my favorite friends with me, so of course it was bound to be lots of fun. We've been on many trips together, but now that we're older, we've become more chill as travelers. We now choose our battles instead of cramming every single sight and activity into a short amount of time. We've decided that we don't really have to climb every mountain and cross every stream if we don't feel like doing so.haha
After getting our summer sunshine in Camiguin, we spent a day at the Cagayan de Oro river and crossed white-water rafting off our bucket list. My initial goal was just to stay alive, but I ended up enjoying it and I think everyone did, too. It's something I wouldn't mind doing again.
I'm not going to write a long narrative because I completely forgot all the details (lol), but here are some of my fave photos from our adventure. :)
We took the banca across the rough sea to get to the giant cross, but they say you can also do a bit of snorkelling here.
This was caused by the eruption of one of Camiguin's seven volcanoes. For a tiny island, Camiguin sure has so many volcanoes.
No words needed. :)
Giant Clam Sanctuary
We enjoyed a sanctuary tour conducted by a super smart little girl.
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