Mambajao

Island Gateway

Camiguin Airport is the main air gateway to Mambajao and the wider island of Camiguin in the Philippines, making it a practical starting point for visitors heading to beaches, volcano viewpoints, hot and cold springs, waterfalls, and dive spots. Listed as a medium airport, it is small enough to feel straightforward and easy to navigate, which suits a relaxed island destination where onward travel usually continues by road from the airport into town or to resorts around the coast.

Quick Facts

• Airport name: Camiguin Airport
• Codes: CGM (IATA), RPMH (ICAO)
• Location served: Mambajao, Philippines
• Elevation: 53 ft (16 m) above sea level
• Runway: 07/25, 3945 ft, asphalt
• Time zone: Asia/Manila

What Travellers Should Know

Because Camiguin Airport serves an island destination rather than a large metropolitan area, most journeys here are short and purpose-driven: arriving visitors are usually aiming to reach accommodation quickly and start exploring. The single asphalt runway, designated 07/25, is 3945 feet long, which reflects the airport’s regional role and compact layout. For travellers, that usually means shorter walking distances and a simpler arrival experience, but it is still wise to keep an eye on schedules, especially during poor weather, as island travel can be more sensitive to changing conditions than major mainland hubs.

Arrival Context

The airport operates on Asia/Manila time, so there is no time difference to manage when connecting with other destinations within the Philippines. At just 53 feet above sea level, the airport sits in a low coastal setting, matching the island’s tropical character and making the final approach part of the experience. For many visitors, arriving at Camiguin Airport is less about passing through a busy terminal and more about stepping directly into a slower, scenic island rhythm.