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Talisayan
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Balingoan
According to the local legend, it derived it’s name from the word “baling ni juan” (John’s Fishing Net), which later on became simply as “Balingoan”.
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Casa San Pio Pilgrims’ Inn
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Casa San Pio Pilgrims’ Inn is a sanctuary for those seeking to be spiritually recharged…It is a bed & breakfast and a Catholic retreat facility.
Casa San Pio is located inside St Padre Pio’s Apostolic Farm. It is operated and managed by Philippine Madonna House Foundation Inc.
Casa San Pio offers bed & breakfast facilities: 26 beds in the Pilgrims’ Inn, 14 beds in Nazareth Cottages summer camp facilities in Mary’s Garden. Their Function Hall can accommodate up to 160 guests for a sit-down function. This is open for retreats, training & seminars, meetings, weddings & other social functions. They can also arrange for dining functions in Mary’s Garden.
The Farm is located in Upper Lapinig Barangay Road, around 300meters uphill after the Balingoan Municipal Hall.
When you reach Gate 1 of St Padre Pio’s Apostolic Farm, go 50meters further. In Gate 2, there is a sinage signifying you’ve reached Casa San Pio.
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Banaug Shoal
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Lush black corals, seafans and whips. Schools of fishes like Randall’s, silver fusiliers, drummers, surgeonfishes, pipe and trumpet fishes and many more. (Source)
The spot is right in front of Mantangale Dive Resort, a short boat time (10 min.), Easy to find,
Average depth: 25 m / 82 ft
Max depth: 45 m / 147.6 ft
Current: None
Visibility: Good ( 10 – 30 m)
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Lapinig Island
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Pulo Island, sometimes called Lapinig Island ‘cos it belongs to Barangay Lapinig.
If you have been to Balingoan en route to Camiguin, you probably noticed the very small island, more of an islet, in the port. That’s Lapinig Island! It looks dull and boring on the surface but what’s underwater is a different story. It’s an action packed world down there! (Source)
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Kalamkam White Beach
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