A historic Spanish-era structure built as a lookout point against Moro raiders. Made of coral stones and limestone, the tower stands as a reminder of Camiguin’s colonial past and the resilience of its people. Although weathered by time, it still offers a glimpse into the island’s history and provides a scenic view of the coast. Today, it serves as a cultural landmark, attracting visitors interested in Camiguin’s rich heritage.
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