Mantigue Island is a small coral island about 25 minutes by outrigger banca from Camiguin's north coast. The island has a marine sanctuary with healthy coral reefs and a resident population of green sea turtles that can usually be spotted by snorkellers without any effort — they are habituated to swimmers and feed on the sea grass beds in the shallows.
The island itself is forested and has a small fishing community with simple accommodation. Day trips from Camiguin's north coast resorts are the standard way to visit; most resorts can arrange the banca. Bring your own snorkelling equipment or rent from the resorts before departing. The beach is fine white sand — a contrast to the volcanic black sand of the Camiguin mainland — and the water is exceptionally clear.