Located in a cove near Cantaan in the town of Guinsiliban in the Camiguin province, Kabila White Beach is a beautiful white sand beach with crystal clear waters. Unlike most white sand beaches in the country, Kabila White Beach is not over crowded or flocked by tourists. In fact it is quite hidden and is surely very peaceful and quiet. Read More: http://nicerioadventures.blogspot.com/2013/09/featured-destination-kabila-white-beach.html

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I was intrigued at a white beach which I saw from the ferry from Balingoan to Benoni. Did a bit of research and found out that this is the beach you pass by if you go to the giant clam sanctuary. You can swim in this beach without doing the giant clam tour. There are tables by the beach you can use. The sand is actually broken up corals. Water is clear. Nice secluded area for swimming and a bit of snorkeling. Read More: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g701653-d13076577-Reviews-Kabila_White_Beach-Camiguin_Mindanao.html

KABILA / KIBILA WHITE BEACH

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Kibila Beach is one of the beaches that can be found in the beautiful province of Camiguin. It nestled in Sitio Kibila, Brgy. Cantaan in the town of Guinsiliban. The beach is a long stretch of white sand against the backdrop of azure seas, definitely a place worth seeing and visiting in the Philippine south.

Guinsiliban is one of the charming towns of Camiguin and Kibila beach it’s proud attractions.

Besides being pleasing to the senses, the beach is also abundant with marine life which include many species of fish, corals, invertebrates and molluscs, in particular giant clams. The town takes pride in the beach having giant clams accessible through snorkeling and has become a tourist attraction. Live giant clams live off the beach and for a minimal fee, visitors are given the opportunity to see these fascinating creatures alive in their natural environment. Read More: https://www.vigattintourism.com/tourism/articles/Kibila-Beach