Camridge Inn A Taste of Camiguin!

I wanted to climb up the mountain and have a sight of the beautiful Island. What could be more appropriate than a place with food! Haha I visited my cousin and she came home with me. We agreed to have a tour around Camiguin, but first go up the mountain to just relax and have our sight-seeing session. She agreed and my siblings are up for it too! 

We were told there's a new establishment just next to PhilVolcs office in Payahan. 

We rode towards PhilVolcs and true enough, Camridge is there! Newly opened! 

Because it's newly opened, the rooms are not yet available. We were not allowed to view the rooms before they open it for lodging. We were only ushered to the restaurant area, where we had a panoramic view of Mambajao, Camiguin. :-)



Upon entering the restaurant, we can't help but take photos of ourselves.haha wefie! :-)



My cousin and two siblings!


And yes, that's me, enjoying the beer with the fresh air in the mountain! Fantastic! 


I checked the area and they have a bar, they serve wines too! Wow, and they have varied wines to choose from.





Hard drinks you say? Well, you can choose it from here! :-) 


Here is the view at the top! Isn't it amazing! Pure, no filter, green! 


My sister's gotta pose anywhere, and asked me to take it! :-) Here she goes. :-)



Considering that they are still newly opened, they have limited but decent menu. For ideas of what to eat or expect to be available and their prices at Camridge, check it here.




How to go there?

Go to Mambajao Terminal, you ask motorcycle driver to drive you there (habal-habal) as we call 'em. P50 pesos would be a reasonable fare. You can also ask if he can wait or come back at a later time, since it's not as easy as the city to find a ride.

If you have your own wheels, then you can driver going there. From Mambajao Market, you go through I think Mabini Street, straight to Water District, pass by Quiboro, Quepasa, then you will reach Combol (dunno if that's the correct spelling), then you're there! Camridge Inn. You'll find the two-storey building! Around 10-15 minutes ride from downtown Mambajao.



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