Category Archives: Misamis Oriental

Sipaka Point


Fish Ponds at the foot of Sipaka Point

There is a walkway all around the island where people can follow the Stations of the Cross, culminating at the highest peak on the islet with a large cross on top. The view on the peak is more than breathtaking and is definitely worth some photo shoot time. (Source)


Left: Balingoan Port   Right: Lapinig Island (Source)


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Known for its strong current, the spot is good for more experienced divers. The natural current feeds the marine ecosystem resulting to a majestic underwater garden. Huge seafans, basket sponges, hard and soft corals and feather stars abound in this area as well as stringrays, snappers, groupers, and colorful small fishes. For the underwater photographer, the clear waters of Sipaka is ideal for micro and wide angle setups. (Source)


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Mantangale Alibuag Dive Resort


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“We are a family run resort located in peaceful Balingoan, Mantangale, Misamis Oriental. The name of the resort came from the town we are located in–Mantangale, while “Alibuag” is the local word that means “freshwater springs” of which there are a lot of, both above and below the water. Only 80 kms from Cagayan De Oro City and facing the Bohol Sea, our 8 climate controlled duplex cottages, features a private veranda, and 4 Executive Suites are nestled on  5.5 hectares of lovingly landscaped grounds planted to Lanzones, Coconut and other fruit trees as well as flowering shrubs. We have an orchid garden which provides the flowers that decorate our rooms and dining tables. We love hosting Corporate Seminars and Team Building Activities in our fully air-conditioned Conference Room. If you’ve got energy to burn, choose from a variety of activities–swim, snorkel, scuba-dive, kayak, fish or cross over to Camiguin and enjoy its terrestrial and underwater wonders. We ARE, after all, the Experts in Camiguin diving! Feeling lazy? That’s okay too! We’ve got benches and hammocks nestled under our trees for you to read or nap in or work on your tan by the pool. There’s a mini playground and a tree-house for the kids as well as a sandy beach and glass bottomed boat for those who love the sea. Our 2 restaurants serve both local and international favorites. Guests rave over our Lechon roasted Cebu Style and our basket of local fruits. At the end of the day, enjoy the sunset from our Gazebo by the beach as the sky turns Camiguin purple”

Accomodation range from P3000,- (2 pers.) to P8000,- (4 pers.)

Activities: Scuba diving, Kayaking, Glass-bottom Boat, Fishing,

Facilities: Orchid Garden, Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Gazebo Bar, Function Room,

Entrance Fee (consumable): P150,-


Entrance from Cagayan-Butuan Hiway

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Email:mantadive@philcom.ph; divemantangale@yahoo.com
Landline:+63 (8822) 722591; +63 (88) 8562324
Mobile:0917 801 4560 / 916 303 9415
Municipal:Balingoan
Barangay:Mantangale
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San Roque Ruins

 
Another stone ruins, made of coral stones, was identified and
documented by the team. It is located in Barangay Baukbauk. The ruin has a rectangular formation measuring 23 m x 11 m (Figure 22). The team was informed that the ruins were used as a fence in the early 1940s in manufacturing abaca (Musa sp.) for textile. At present, a chapel of San Roque, built in 1970s, is located inside the perimeter of the ruins. The area is situated beside the beach overlooking the island of Lapinig. Tradeware ceramics associated to the late 17th to 19th centuries CE and earthenware sherds were recovered at the site. The ruin was named San Roque (X-2008-Q3).

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Langit-Langit Falls


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Langit-Langit Falls…. In Balingoan Mis. Or. The local call it langit langit falls which means… Heaven…. Once you get there you feel like you’re in heaven… Surrounded by the green… Green forest….. Cascading water in 90 meters high…. (Source)


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Langit-Langit Falls

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Bagakay Bay Park

 


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The Bagakay Bay Park of Kinoguitan is being developed into another tourist destination. With Camiguin, look like just a stone throw away and the sight of the volcanoes…It’s just amazing.


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